Software and Hardware

Happy 20th Birthday Adobe Photoshop

One of the world’s most innovative products, one that helped redefine digital innovation in the digital age, turns 20 years old

McAfee makes upgrades

Security software company McAfee upgrades its product line, debuting a new offering with more convenience, better performance

OpenMake Software and CollabNet form tech partnership

Meister and Mojo added to the collabXchange for Accelerated Continuous Integration and Enhanced Enterprise Audits

ExactTarget develops cost saving integrated email platform

The Hitachi Data Systems Online Marketing Campaign Management will save ExactTarget money

Intel does big business

The company’s 4Q net income was an astounding $2.3 billion, up 875 percent from same period the last year

Zimbra moves from Yahoo to VMware

VMware brings aboard vCloud Portfolio with Next Generation Email and Collaboration software

Microsoft gets new CFO

Chris Liddell to leave Microsoft December 31; Peter Klein assuming CFO role.

Peter Klein, Chief Financial Officer, Microsoft Corp.

Breaking down Hewlett-Packard’s Q4 earnings report

While its mainstay businesses struggle, HP sees a 14 percent increase in profit from cost cutting and services

AOL, Dell face financial woes

Former tech giants, AOL and Dell, find themselves in a world of financial trouble with revenue decreases and layoffs

AOL and Dell, once proud tech giants, have fallen a long way

Windows 7 exceeds Vista in early goings

The latest Windows OS has already surpassed sales for Vista during its first few days of sales

Windows 7 has exceeded its predecessor Windows Vista so far in early sales (Photo: Getty)

M86 Security obtains Finjan

The acquisition of Finjan by M86 Security strengthens the resources of the global internet security solutions firm

M86 acquires Finjan - and its vital security systems (shown here)

Whiptail Technologies heads to the UK

The provider of solid-state drive (SSD) Tier 0 storage appliances opens a UK office in Surrey

McAfee, Inc. expands cybercrime initiative

The virus protection company expands its cybercrime initiative to include critical infrastructure protection

Mac OS X Snow Leopard creates a buzz

"The world's most advanced OS," to be shipped out on August 28th

Apple set to ship out the Mac OS X Snow Leopard on August 28th

School system to use Algolith Profanity Cleaner and Delay System for live broadcasts

Audiences will be shielded from profanities with the new software system

Algolith Inc will provide the Algogear Profanity Cleaner and Delay System for the Frederick County Public Schools' live broadcasts.

Ubisoft comes to Toronto

Makers of Assassin's Creed and other popular games to open GTA studio

Lenovo offers new touch to the ThinkPad

Powerful machine, small package

Nintendo brings E3 offerings home to Canada

Exclusive E3 releases find there way to exclusive preview

Microsoft not Shipping IE with Windows 7 in Europe

To comply with European Commission’s findings, no preinstalls of IE on new machines

i4i wins $200 million lawsuit against Microsoft

Toronto based firm says that software giant infringed patent

IBM launches stream computing initiative

New type of software would help users make decisions faster amid vast amounts of data

Apple Computers lowering its price point

Netbook market, price competion with PC, and economy to inspires move

McAfee unveils "predictive security" vision

Security should have its own “weather forecast,” with sensors located everywhere, says CEO DeWalt

Sun-Oracle deal good for customers

Sun Microsystems acquisition by Oracle Corp., could be described as “a reasonable marriage,’ says analyst

U.S. Justice Dep’t extends Microsoft oversight

Microsoft Agrees to 18-Month Extension, Subject to Court Approval

Innovative group offers free rent to tech companies

“The Offer” comes at a time when many may need a break, game developers will obviously find TCCa’s deal a godsend

Pentagon budget tech heavy, new tech, and cyber defense big news of the week

Increases in the purchasing of next-gen fighters, drones earmarked to bring US to forefront of military technology

Honda, ATR and Shimadzu develop a mind-machine interface

New technology enables control of a robot by thought alone

Google to provide Sony’s e-book reader with content

Content from search engine to boost Sony e-books by at least 500,000

Dell unveils thinnest laptop

Dell says it will look beyond traditional approaches of marketing computers

Days of the “do everything PC” are drawing to a close: report

Evolving information and program requirements are pushing businesses towards server technologies

HP out to reduce data costs

HP offers several products aimed at helping companies caught in an economic downturn

Intel says loss possible in first quarter: Bloomberg

Intel Corp's top executive told employees in an internal communication that the company could potentially report its first loss in more than two decades in the current quarter, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.

Showgoers try out notebook and netbook computers at the Intel booth at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 9, 2009. REUTERS/Rick Wilking

Apple disappoints at Macworld

Apple announced plans to drop copy protection from songs sold over the Internet and debuted a slim, big-screen laptop, but with no dramatic products or master pitchman Steve Jobs, the company's final Macworld performance disappointed Wall Street.

Philip Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide product marketing at Apple Inc, speaks about the Apple program

Logitech to slash jobs, withdraws targets

Logitech International SA , the world's largest computer mouse maker, said it plans to cut 15 percent of its salaried workforce and withdrew its fiscal 2009 financial targets, citing deepening global recession.

Logitech headquarters are pictured in Morges near Lausanne January 6, 2009. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse

Fears for workers at Seagate Derry plant

The entire workforce at technology company Seagate’s Derry plant are due to go into a meeting today, January 14, prompting fears that their jobs are under threat.

Singularity creates 62 jobs

Business process software firm Singularity has announced that it is investing over £3.5 million to expand its operations, creating 62 jobs in Londonderry and Belfast.

Amdocs buys ChangingWorlds

Irish software company Changing Worlds Ltd has been acquired by Amdocs for US$60m million in cash, subject to post-closing adjustments.

Profits halved at Zamano despite revenue growth

Irish mobile phone software company Zamano plc has announced today September 25, that profit in the first half fell 56.3 percent due to economic conditions and negative currency.

IBM unveils €30m facility in Dublin, Ireland

IBM and the Industrial Development Agency of Ireland (IDA Ireland) have announced an investment of €30 million in a data center and global supply chain hub in Dublin.

Trintech Q2 revenue grows 18 percent

Trintech Group plc has reported Q2 revenues of US$10.5million, compared to US$8.9million in the prior year.

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