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• 10 things we learned this week
• CRN Poll: The end of XP
• Avaya on the hunt for Aussie MD
• What the fork? Google's grip on Android slipping, says report
• Apple cuts Aussie tax bill despite bumper revenues
• iPad sales hit by rise of cheap tablets
• New Telstra acquisition lands data centre gig
• Queensland reseller falls with $500k debts
• Lenovo to buy Motorola Mobility from Google for $3bn
• Master distie signs Aussie channel for low-cost thin and zero client
• Fed govt mulls anti-spy encryption tech
• How one MSP dealt with having too many customers
• Is Apple planning a push on the enterprise?
• Samsung widens smartphone lead over Apple
• JB Hi-Fi sales and profits up again
• Google outage takes down Gmail
• TV networks come knocking for Sydney cloud outfit
• Privacy Act reforms create confusion for IT providers
• Vodafone's new Aussie CEO steps in from Romania
• Melbourne reseller blasts ahead with explosive ERP deal
• Microsoft in-house lawyer: users could get non-US data centres
• Android flaw allows attackers to bypass VPN
• NEC Australia appoints new managing director
• Acer's Aussie partners cast vote on management reshuffle
• Megaport announces Asia Pacific rollout
• Bulletproof goes public and expects to grow 25 percent
• Bank picks Adelaide reseller Logi-Tech for backup overhaul
• Acer Australia boss Charles Chung to depart
• Dimension Data scores $10m Qld software deal
• Samsung Electronics Australia managing director departs
• Thieves steal $45,000 worth of iPhones from JB Hi-Fi
• Windows 8 and Microsoft's missed mobile moment
• Carriers "losing grip" on phone sales
• Intel launches marketing campaign aimed at cloud
• Lenovo and Dell in talks to buy IBM unit
• Local buyout creates Aussie rival to Salesforce.com
• CRN poll results: hyped technology
• Microsoft to support XP security past April deadline
• Microsoft admits internal email accounts hacked
• Microsoft patches faulty Surface Pro 2 update
• Google pulls Chrome ad extensions
• HP brings back Windows 7 PCs
• Local CAD software developer acquires rival
• Telstra acquires $40m network integrator
• Global PC sales crash but Lenovo grows
• Avnet wins SanDisk's global distribution rights
• Melbourne IT nabs Optus broadband boss as new CEO
• Ace! Fast50 resellers at CRN and Synnex Australian Open day
• Technetics clinches major Apple account
• Melbourne iPhone app house is new AWS cloud partner
• Dell 4K monitor priced at only US$699
• Aussie print giant acquires Sydney reseller to get into cloud
• Telstra partner "not ecstatic" about data allowances
• Adobe probed by data watchdog after hack
• Intel promises all chips will be conflict free
• Lenovo promises first consumer Chromebooks this summer
• The long search for Microsoft's next CEO
• More than 1bn Android devices to ship in 2014
• Samsung Galaxy S5: What we know
• Surface Pro 2 gets processor upgrade
• Acer unveils new lightweight tablet range
• HTC results underwhelm yet again
• MakerBot extends Replicator line with mini 3D printer
• Top 5 trends the IT channel needs to focus on in 2014
• Apple's new Aussie store to "materially impact" Next Byte
• Ex-Heathrow IT head brings client-side clout to Perth reseller
• Brisbane IT consultancy wins Oracle plaudit
• Raspberry Pi fails to hook students
• Distributor DNA launches online demo centre
• AVG voted best vendor by Computer Troubleshooters
• Defence's huge IT tender put on backburner
• Amcom takes first place at Cisco ANZ Marketing Awards
• CEO Magazine names Nick Verykios as IT exec of the year
• Aria Technologies wins APAC and Africa partner award
• Founder denies Raspberry Pi's are "gathering dust" in schools
• Express Data marketing chief departs
• Data#3 appoints managed solutions chief
• Oakton's local Oracle win and major offshore growth
• These numbers might surprise cloud sceptics
• Windows 9 reportedly coming next year
• Qld IT firm gets Dubai investor and plans national expansion
• Who was at the SMBiT Professionals Melbourne Christmas Party?
• A good day for M&A
• TV can either catch up or lose out
• Upward mobility
• Growing without blowing it
• Winning the hearts and minds of the platform-agnostic
• Fashionably late for the cloud party
• Introducing the salesperson of the future
• How to sell to the changing IT buyer
• Help clients avoid risky software with approved purchasing
• Rabid reseller: This year, no discounts
• Nigel Lutton to lead IT Vision
• Dimension Data appoints new head of outsourcing
• AMD names new Asia Pac-Japan lead
• Adobe appoints new channel chief
• CES: Nine gadgets from the Las Vegas tech show
• The 10 biggest Apple stories of 2013
• IT spend forecast to dip but still up on 2013
• John McAfee: "I've been begging them to drop the brand"
• Oracle's $1.4bn buyout
• Lenovo revamps X1 Carbon Ultrabook
• Google Android behind smart cars
• Huawei to launch charm offensive in 2014
• CES 2014: 20 hot products from opening night
• HDS's top five tech tips for 2014
• Panasonic unveils ultra-tough 7-inch tablet
• Developers: Apps for wearables the next big thing
• HP to axe 5,000 more jobs
• IBM appoints new chief of global business partners