Carly Suppa

Articles by Carly Suppa

Handhelds to get a talking to by Bell and VoiceGenie

While keying in a URL is no sweat on your desktop PC, on a mobile device with its miniature screen and even smaller buttons, it can be a frustrating chore. Teaming their efforts, Bell Mobility and VoiceGenie Technologies Inc. have decided to do something about the situation to make mobile communication easier for subscribers.

ISM robbery stokes outsourcing debate

Authorities in Regina earlier this month found the hard drive that went missing from services firm ISM Canada Inc., which contained the personal information of millions of Canadians.

IT’s content advisory

As the corporate Web site has transformed into the virtual meeting ground where many a customer meets a supplier for the very first time, Web information on public-facing sites has never been more crucial to making a good impression.

Apple Xserves up enterprise treats

In an effort to earn industry status as more than just an alternative to the PC, Apple Computer Corp. on Monday made a play for the enterprise and announced its first storage venture along with a new Xserve offering.

Sun sheds light on new N1 offerings

Sun Microsystems Inc. started the week off with a bang Monday as it introduced an array of products and services designed for its N1 strategy for data centres and networking infrastructure.

Configuring a remedy

Increased automation features are all the rage in tech tools, but it appears that some of the most basic tasks like network configuration have been overlooked; attempts are only now beginning to be made to lessen the manual labour load.

Veritas ups speed and support for storage app

With an array of new features, Veritas Software Corp. recently released its latest version of Backup Exec for Microsoft Corp.

Dell to oust floppy drives

While floppy disk drives have been the staple storage mechanism for the PC since its inception, computer manufacturer Dell Computer Corp. has decided the floppy will have no place in its future product lines.

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