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• 10 things we learned this week
• Samsung unveils Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo
• Samsung Galaxy S5: first impressions
• Nokia's first Android smartphones
• Fujitsu demos tablet with ultrasonic haptic feedback
• UXC dropped $50m on acquisitions in six months
• Panasonic's Sydney launch event for new Windows Toughpad
• Melbourne IT announces $50.4 million Netregistry buyout
• Rare CBD data centre plots next phase of growth
• Behind the scenes at rare CBD data centre
• 250 jobs in limbo as another Aussie IT firm goes under
• BlackBerry Q20: back to Qwerty basics
• Office 2013 Service Pack 1 arrives
• Former Optus exec becomes COO at iseek
• Dataflex hits the wall
• Bumper sales to Catholic schools for wireless integrator
• Gonzalez to head ANZ expansion at Extreme Networks
• First-ever Aussie to win IBM's global marketing award
• Eaton launches UPS with cold-start feature
• NetApp unveils new enterprise storage
• TrackITOnline introduces new cloud storage solution to Australia
• Ruckus Wi-Fi positioning system pinpoints users where GPS doesn't work
• TechnologyOne unveils enterprise SaaS and mobile platforms
• MS promising video calls between Skype and Lync
• Brennan IT launches Cisco managed Wi-Fi service
• New stock iPhones and iPads open to spying
• MacTel boosts SaaS hosting business with BMC
• Aussie IT services firm taps into crowdsourcing
• NextDC opens $80m data centre
• BlackBerry goes back to basics in quest to recover customers
• Photos: Inside NextDC's 1500-rack, $80m data centre
• M2 eyes billion-dollar revenues
• Data#3 wins major mining account to its cloud
• Meet Nokia's new X range
• Samsung debuts top-end smartphone
• Microsoft reveals details on Windows Phone 8.1
• Intel unveils 64-bit chips for smartphones and tablets
• CSW-IT lures major Telstra scalp
• HP breaks its losing streak
• Australia's newest listed reseller hurt by patchy market
• CRN poll results: Dicker's buyout of Express Data
• 10 things we learned this week
• Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Folio
• LG officially reveals the G2 Mini
• The biggest Mobile World Congress 2014 smartphone news so far
• Wrist wars: HTC is working on a smartwatch too
• New HTC One appears in silver and black variants
• Emerson Network Power loses MD
• From Movember toward millions in a year
• Closing date looms for Aussie resellers to join cloud list
• Melbourne MSP in administration after winding-up notice
• Facebook to buy Whatsapp
• Ex-disties in Aussie push of $32m crowdfunding platform
• G-Technology ships new Thunderbolt drives
• The secret sauce of partner programs
• Office for iPad coming soon?
• Google's Cloud SQL now available with SLA
• NEC delivers mobile fingerprint scanner to South Australian Police
• Google Admin app for iOS released
• Axis announces high definition day and night surveillance cameras
• Data#3 "very disappointed" in downbeat performance
• NewLease co-founder Douglas Tutus passes away unexpectedly
• Dick Smith beats earnings forecast
• Windows 7 on business PCs gets an extension
• BigAir nabs DiData CTO
• CSG shows there's still money in print
• Aussie phone reseller being chased over $136,000 debt
• Oakton profits and sales hit by client procrastination
• Distie Providence claims Australian first for recovery tool
• Gosford vendor signs first European channel partner
• Enterprising research IDs zero day malware
• Synnex launches new online ordering portal
• Cisco takes $730 million hit over faulty parts
• Olympic gold medalist becomes Aussie channel manager
• Data#3 scores cloud contract in Queensland
• D-Link's Limited Edition Dual Band modem/router
• Windows Phone 8.1 leaks hint at merge with RT
• Apple iWatch: less smartwatch, more fitness band
• Samsung Galaxy S5 teaser points to TouchWiz redesign
• Watch out Galaxy Note 3: the LG G Pro 2 is official
• Nokia Lumia Icon: the new Windows Phone flagship
• 10 things we learned this week
• CRN poll results: Microsoft's new boss
• Ingram Micro rebounds in Australia
• Melbourne IT firm in $4.5m legal fight with ATO over tender
• AWS in fight for Aussie IT talent
• Smartphone sales growth to slow this year, predicts Gartner
• Microsoft Windows 8 lags predecessor in first-year sales
• How disties will battle for Office 365 dominance
• Dailymotion serving fake anti-virus
• Former HP heavyweight to run A10 Networks
• Is Telstra now Australia's biggest reseller?
• Spendvision's new feature for filing receipts
• Mintegrate adds bank-grade mobile payments for Aussie apps
• RES Software launches app store with a twist
• A USB flash drive with a difference
• PayPal cracks open real estate market
• HP won't charge for server security patches
• CMS IT snaps up three client wins in a week
• Warnings over large-scale DDoS attack
• Office 365 gets two-factor authentication
• What rival disties think of Dicker's Express Data buyout
• FireEye takes on Cisco, Palo Alto
• How David Dicker plotted a billion-dollar distie
• Dicker Data acquires Express Data
• Want to upgrade from XP? Microsoft says buy a new PC
• Chastened HTC turns to cheaper smartphones
• Rabid reseller: What are friends for?
• HP firmware updates will cost for out-of-warranty servers
• Apple buys back US$14 billion of shares in two weeks
• CRN poll: The business of Bitcoins
• ASG bounces back from loss and sees $200m of "opportunities"
• Flash player: Remora & Violin Memory
• Flash player: Advent One & IBM
• Flash player: BEarena & Nutanix
• Flash player: Cloud Solutions Group & Nimble Storage
• Flash player: VMTech & NetApp
• How storage resellers are escaping the commodity trap
• Simplicity is the key to rebate success
• Management reshuffle at Panasonic
• Sweetening the deal with partner programs
• Connected devices create new security risks
• How much did Google just spend on a home thermostat?
• Plug into business opportunities of a connected world
• Reseller reaction: Seeing software situation from both sides
• The origins of software-as-a-service
• Can incumbents challenge disrupters in SaaS?
• The SaaS accounting war
• Paradyne hires high-performing Telstra salesman
• Bridging the gap of death
• Rent, try, don’t buy
• Suck it up, princess
• Advent One: Skills help us stand out in the market
• A lesson in the importance of training
• Waiting for Apple's wearable play? Don’t 'watch' this space
• The Internet of Things will offer shelter from the storm
• Spotted! Around the stands at the VMware User Group
• 10 things we learned this week
• Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e: the first hybrid Chromebook
• East coast UC reseller acquires rival's customers
• Oakton's tough move from people to SaaS
• Meet the latest flash vendor to land in Australia
• Google starts selling corporate videoconferencing product
• As Sony prepares PCs exit, pressure mounts on TV division
• Who was at Oakton's Innovation Breakfast?
• Our cloud offering will help, not hurt resellers - DC reassures
• Aussie resellers' wishlist for new Microsoft CEO
• Windows Phone up, Apple down in Aussie smartphone sales share
• Australia ditching Windows XP faster than rest of world
• CommVault flags "extensive" review of partner strategy
• Microsoft's journey: four decades, three CEOs
• Aussie data centre consultant eyes global empire
• See inside Equinix's 2000-rack Sydney data centre
• Tableau revenues double due to data analysis demand
• Vocollect and Voice Interface partner on warehouse solution
• Presence of IT launches Kronos HR suite
• Nuix wants developers to build for Nuix Engine
• MYOB launches Windows 8.1 companion app
• FireEye Update OS for email and IPv6 security
• Dimension Data Cloud Backup rolls into Sydney
• Accellion launches kiteworks
• HP claims Autonomy overstated profits by 81%
• Aussie partners to get Office 365 Open in eight weeks
• "Who am I?" Satya Nadella's email to employees
• Corporate USB modems open to SMS attack
• Microsoft: Gates steps back in as Satya Nadella named CEO
• Samsung announces 5.5-inch Galaxy Note Neo
• Apple patent points to pressure-sensitive screens
• Samsung Galaxy S4 Black: teaser of the S5?
• Apple experiments with solar charging screen for iWatch
• HTC could reveal One 2 ahead of Mobile World Congress
• Chrome Apps head to mobile devices
• Windows 8.1 overtakes Vista but XP climbs too
• Dicker Data makes software play with Microsoft
• Anittel completes sale of 20% of company
• Free office suite takes the fight to Microsoft
• Optus wins major NBN satellite deal
• Macquarie Telecom is IT's most generous political donor
• Distie adds four sites to national footprint
• JB Hi-Fi mulls more IT acquisitions
• Next Byte closes Brisbane store straight after Apple launch
• Satya Nadella outran better-known candidates for Microsoft CEO
• Australia among countries targeted by 'ChewBacca' hack