Lenovo Profit Soars On Strong Smartphone, Tablet Sales
Lenovo reports 78 percent year-over-year growth in smartphone sales for its second fiscal quarter and tablet sales up a whopping 421 percent year over year.
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Lenovo And BlackBerry: The Acquisition Canada Stopped
Lenovo will not be saving the day in Waterloo, Ontario, as Ottawa officials allegedly stopped any negotiations with BlackBerry due to national security concerns. -
Acer CEO Resigns After Tough Third Quarter
Acer's J. T. Wang steps down as the Taiwanese PC maker enters a period of 'comprehensive restructuring and transformation,' with a layoff of 7 percent of its workforce. -
BlackBerry: Does John Chen Mean A Software Tack?
Thorsten Heins has seen his last days at BlackBerry. Now, John Chen, with software expertise and a knack for business, will take over. -
BlackBerry CEO Out As Takeover Bid Fails
BlackBerry charts yet another course as Fairfax Financial invests $1 billion and former Sybase CEO John Chen takes the interim CEO reins. -
Lenovo's North American President Jay Parker Talks Channel
Parker talks testing the waters on Lenovo services, channel strategy and early success with its server business. -
Report: Microsoft Aiming To Sell 16 Million Windows Tablets This Holiday Season
Microsoft has reportedly set a goal of selling 16 million Windows 8 tablets this holiday season. Whether or not it reaches this goal, Microsoft partners are excited about the possibilities. -
Shipping Day: 8 IPad Air Specs And Features
Apple debuted the iPad Air over a week ago at an event in San Francisco. Now the devices are in boxes and shipping out. Here are 8 things to know about the iPad Air. -
The Great Tablet Race: IDC's Top 5 Tablet Brands For Q3
Though total tablet sales continue to grow, Apple is losing ground. Here is a look at the top-five best-selling tablet brands in the third quarter of 2013. -
A Stink Over Laptops: Dell Blames Palm Rest For 'Cat Urine' Smell
Dell says it will replace Latitude part that smells like "cat pee" causing stink with users. -
Startup Pertino: Pushing Boxes To The Cloud
On Tuesday, Pertino went public with its app store, new Android capabilities, and overall offering to once and for all virtualize networking hardware on a global scale. -
Lenovo Yoga Tablet: A Low-Priced Tablet With A Funky Design
Lenovo's new 'flexible' Yoga Tablet is priced at less than $300 and comes with 18-hour battery life. -
Apple Q4 Revenue Healthy But Projections Humble
Though Apple's earnings clocked in higher than analyst expectations, the company remains conservative looking forward. -
Channel Beat: Apple Unveils New Products (Video)
This week's episode also looks at new Windows devices from Nokia plus a closer look at Juniper Networks' third quarter earnings. -
8 Enterprise Perks From Apple's New Mavericks OS X
Apple surprised the world Tuesday with free Mavericks, its newest operating system for Macs. The operating system comes with a few surprises enterprises will be happy to see. -
Apple Partners: Carl Icahn's Letter To CEO Cook Is 'Self-Serving'
Activist investor Carl Icahn launches new website and ratchets up campaign to force Apple to buyback $105 billion shares. -
Channel Chief Exit: O'Neil Leaves Panasonic
O'Neil was key to helping Panasonic shift its business solutions toward an indirect sales model and developing stronger partner offerings around its Toughbook and Toughpad. -
Review: Lenovo Helix Ultrabook Convertible
With five distinct operating modes, the Lenovo Helix offers mobile executives one of the most changeable convertibles out there. -
Head-to-Head: iPad Mini With Retina Vs. Kindle Fire HDX 8.9
The new Apple iPad Mini now comes with a Retina display, giving Amazon's Kindle HDX a new competitor to worry about. -
9 Takeaways From Apple's Latest Product Launch
Tuesday's Apple event launched several new products and a brand new pricing policy to please the masses. Here's a look at the biggest news to come out of the announcements and just how innovative, or not, the latest products and updates really are.
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