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• Samsung hopes it can buy Apple's brand prestige
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• Photos: CRN Fast50 awards ceremony
• Microsoft banks on hardware in rivalry with Apple
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• Photos: Channel players celebrate at the CRN Fast50
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• Microsoft launches Xbox One in Sydney
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• Microsoft: Office 2013 Service Pack 1 coming next year
• Samsung: We have not sold 800,000 Galaxy Gear watches
• Aussie retail tech firm snapped up by SAP giant
• Samsung to pay Apple $315m in damages
• Reseller lands finger-lickin' WiFi deal with KFC
• Motorola hires new channel head for Australia
• Canberra-based cloud provider's aggressive national expansion
• HTC goes big with latest Australian launch
• Amazon tablet gets TV support
• Samsung Galaxy S3 update pulled
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• Nokia-Microsoft deal protested by hundreds of Chinese workers
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• Introducing the Channel Elite
• The fast shall inherit the Earth
• Dell: registration protects resellers in 90% of deals
• Altech claims job cuts won't hit channel partners
• Samsung: 800,000 Galaxy Gears in two months
• $48m global cybercrime heist results in six arrests
• Photos: channel partners flock to Dell's Aussie enterprise forum
• Distie DNA brings network monitoring for data centres
• Bernanke smiles on Bitcoin, sends value rocketing
• Distie almost cracks $40m in first year
• Kogan in legal wrangle with Click Frenzy
• $550m US vendor buys Aussie CAD developer
• TechOne takes swipe at IBM, Accenture
• Nokia shareholders "will vote Microsoft in"
• Google bolsters defences against US spying
• iiNet may move NBN satellite users onto 3G, 4G
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• Comms giant acquires Sydney-based e-commerce firm
• Ballmer admits he held Microsoft back
• Raspberry Pi tops two million in sales
• IBM building Kinect robots
• ASX-listed telco supplier to wind up Aussie subsidiary
• Cisco, IBM sales in China hit by NSA spy scandal
• Sydney MSP lands four new clients
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• Sony sells 1 million PS4 units in first 24 hours
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• Microsoft launches CyberCrime Centre
• Office 365 overhaul: resellers to get access to every SKU
• Dick Smith to float on stock market
• Google, HP pull Chromebook 11
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• Photos: Channel gets behind AOC
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• Ingram, Kensington launch new Apple accessories
• CyanogenMod's easy install app arrives on Google Play
• Microsoft Surface 2 updates improve performance
• Melbourne integrator's adventurous CRM overhaul
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• FalconStor closes Australian offices
• Photos: Who was at UXC Connect's unified comms launch?
• Google's Motorola turns to low-end phones: WSJ
• UXC Connect partners with Google
• Retina iPad Mini arrives, but Apple hints at stock shortages
• Aussie wireless vendor cracks US
• Vodafone profits tumble in "tough conditions"
• IT chiefs riding 4,200km from Perth to Sydney
• Four Aussie IT firms to merge, plan to go public
• Smartphone surge to put pressure on networks: Ericsson
• Microsoft Australia telework initiative goes global
• NetSuite launches cloud ERP certification program
• Datacom hires Microsoft, Xbox veteran as new solutions MD
• BlackBerry shock: Aussie sales triple
• NTT restructures Aussie business
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• ShoreTel praises Aussie channel for strong results
• Apple reseller acquires $20m competitor
• Aussie reseller nabs rare DiData partnership
• EMC Syncplicity gets new enterprise features
• Alcatel-Lucent to sell off enterprise unit: sources
• Apple working on curved iPhone screens: report
• Microsoft to patch critical IE vulnerability
• 10 things we learned this week
• Dell under fire over Chinese factory conditions
• Microsoft merges Windows Phone and Windows app developer accounts
• MYOB offers $10,000 business grants
• iPad Air: Telstra vs Optus vs Vodafone
• Sony slashes profit forecasts by 40 percent
• BlackBerry could pay $250m break fee: filing
• Mystery tablet spotted on official Android site
• 3D printers impress at James Dyson Awards
• Editor's letter: Open relationships
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• 'Channel Elite' reveal secrets to success
• Rabid reseller: Protection racket
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• Rise of the cloud integrators
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• Datacom signs co-location deal with Intervolve
• Microsoft mounts charge on Amazon with Azure discounts
• Lenovo profits soar from smartphone, tablet sales
• Unpacked: Google's Nexus 5
• HTC One to get Android KitKat upgrade
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• Cisco to buy out start-up Insieme
• Data#3 undergoes "major" restructure
• Amazon's meteoric revenue rise in Australia
• Apple reveals Aus government requests for user data
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• Aussie sales of Windows Phone double as Android sinks
• Microsoft arrives at top 5 CEO shortlist
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• NSW reseller goes under
• HTC turns to cheap phones in search of profit
• 11 bad things about working at Google
• NTT to ramp up Australian presence
• Google puts an end to Chrome password snooping
• Photos: Who was at CommVault's Melbourne Cup event?
• Aussie provider lauded for SAP integration
• Telstra to list subsidiary on NYSE
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• Victorian IT firms get springboard into China
• IBM to fold SmartCloud Enterprise platform
• Sydney resellers merge, hope to trounce MYOB and Xero
• Google launches 'KitKat' version of Android
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• Hackers strike 100 Aussie SMBs
• 10 things we learned this week
• Asus launch three-in-one device
• Dell to repair ultrabooks smelling "like cat urine"
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• LG curved smartphone rolls out next month
• Issues plague Apple's MacBook Pro
• Microsoft Surface 2 vs Apple iPad Air
• IBM folds, Amazon wins US$600m CIA deal
• Silicon Valley unified comms vendor opens in Brisbane
• Perth reseller mulls Queensland expansion
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• Intel foundry opened to ARM-based chips
• Bang & Olufsen BeoLab speakers go wireless