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• Conexus acquired by global supply chain giant
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• Govt boosts reseller cloud panel by seven
• NSA paid RSA $10m for encryption backdoor
• Apple to sell iPhones through China Mobile
• The ups and down of Dicker Data
• The ups and downs of Ingram Micro
• Anittel sheds hosting and carrier arm for $6.5m
• Market still weak, says Data#3
• Sydney reseller acquires NSW govt's IT services provider
• UXC expands North American footprint through acquisition
• The ups and downs of UXC
• The ups and downs of Apple
• The ups and downs of Samsung
• Macquarie Bank: AWS is five years ahead of rivals
• Kiwi cloud company Stella cracks the USA
• The ups and downs of HP
• Gallery: Newlease Christmas drinks 2013
• Aussie firms queue up for new social software tool
• The ups and downs of Dell
• BlackBerry appoints new head of enterprise
• HP's Whitman gets big pay rise
• Apple agrees to two-year warranties after ACCC wrist slap
• Datacom Australia chief executive steps down
• NetComm Wireless gear recalled due to electric shock fears
• Slideshow: Five ways technology will change our lives
• Three-site reseller closes its doors
• Windows Phone 8.1 to get Siri-clone
• Microsoft plans CEO appointment early 2014
• Get to know every company in the CRN Fast50
• Ingram Micro wins Adobe NZ distribution
• Avnet overhauls NZ management team
• NextDC mulls sixth data centre investment
• New eavesdropping apps predict what users want
• Client's I/O drama solved by Nutanix
• Google buys robotics firm contracted by US military
• Plans for universal laptop charger unveiled
• Aussie flash milestone as Tigerair picks local Pure Storage partner
• Chromebook reseller lands huge NSW schools deal
• Fifth Harvey Norman store fined
• Qualcomm names new chief executive
• Google might ditch Intel for its own server chips
• 10 things we learned this week
• Desktops aren't dead, says HP's CEO
• Windows RT may go free as Microsoft targets Android
• Sony reimagines the humble USB stick
• Death of PCs? Nobody told the Kiwis
• Biometric smartphones the next big thing: Ericsson
• Xbox One global sales top 2 million: Microsoft
• Apple to lob curve ball into next phone spec battle
• Cisco loses court challenge over Skype
• Spotify music now free on smartphones
• Data#3 jets off with multimillion-dollar airport deal
• Google opens first data centres in Asia
• Nokia to launch Android smartphone "next year"
• JB Hi-Fi takes full ownership of Network Neighborhood
• Leap Motion can't fix "broken" Windows 8: Founder
• Should Microsoft make Windows free?
• More evidence of the $3bn flash boom
• Reseller battles cyclones, floods in IT overhaul
• Will Microsoft bring back the Start menu?
• Telstra and Apple reseller's $17m expansion plan
• Click Frenzy sales up 16 percent
• Ricoh signs up to resell 3D printers
• Parcel firm DHL completes drone delivery test
• Google unveils DIY Street View
• Make way for Fairphone phenomenon
• New IT outsourcing head at Dimension Data Australia
• Samsung unveils 1TB SSD for Ultrabooks and tablets
• Photos: Huawei's Brisbane office opening
• Apple reseller goes under
• iBeacon: Apple's latest service spams iPhones
• AAPT sold for $450m
• Aussie satellite firm signs US Defense
• Harvey Normans charged over dodgy warranty support
• Samsung, Philips offices raided by EU inspectors
• HP adds Leap Motion to keyboards
• Apple spent $60m fighting Samsung in US
• Sydney reseller's major Harbour Ferries deal
• 10 things we learned this week
• Google's mystery barge under investigation
• Sony: PS4 global sales exceed 2.1 million
• Microsoft patents smart bra design
• 3D printer can mix colours into printed objects
• Big data could generate $250b in APAC revenues
• Canon's quicker, Wi-Fi fluent mirrorless camera
• The end of Telstra’s Office 365 advantage
• Photos: Avnet's sci-fi Christmas cruise
• Microsoft invests in $8m Melbourne research centre
• ispONE owner wants $6m to go public
• Sitecore shakes up digital marketing space with acquisition
• Distie Connector Systems signs German networking vendor
• Consumer hard drives as reliable as enterprise hardware
• Sony may buy chip factory to boost sensor production
• Britain to give Huawei all-clear on security centre
• New reversible USB standard being developed
• Dual-screen YotaPhone arrives
• HP cuts more than 1000 UK jobs
• Police spoil JB Hi-Fi robbery
• Nokia's 5-inch Lumia 929 leaked
• Newlease undergoes reverse takeover to score ASX listing
• Apple acquires another company as PC sales slump
• Kloud Solutions extends security services
• Google targets Amazon by cutting cloud service prices
• BlackBerry: "we are more than just a device company"
• Veteran integrator launches new business after illness
• Certero expands direct presence with Melbourne office
• Qld sets up panel for IaaS providers
• Uncracking Cryptolocker
• Surface 2 owners locked out after updates
• Windows updates codenamed "Threshold" coming 2015
• Amazon tests remote drones for deliveries
• Slideshow: Ten take-aways from HP's Q4 earnings
• Windows RT uncertainty hits education
• Coles teams with Adelaide-based integrator
• Google, HP pull Chromebook in Australia
• Microsoft will beef up encryption fearing NSA surveillance
• Surface 2 suffers from screen bug
• Excite Mobile slapped with $455k fine
• UXC buys ServiceNow reseller for $24m