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HP Elite Dragonfly G2 and Max take off at CES 2021

Tom Li -
HP’s new Elite Dragonfly G2 and Dragonfly Max laptops include new remote work enhancements.

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga is shiny and slim

Tom Li -
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga is cast in Titanium and an ultra-slim chassis, becoming another premium addition to Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Yoga lineup.

Microsoft announces Surface Pro 7+ for business users

Tom Li -
Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ gets a performance uplift and removable storage, but will only be available through commercial and education channels.

Dell announces new Latitude laptops ahead of CES

Tom Li -
Dell's new Latitude laptops come with Intel's 11th-gen vPro processors and a new webcam privacy feature.

Dead and dying: end of support approaches for these products

Lynn Greiner -
Almost every year, IT departments have to worry about products that are going out of support. Here's a brief selection of some of the software that will need attention in the near future.

Five telecommunication topics to focus on in 2021

Tom Li -
As Canada's communication infrastructure continues to be developed, what should you pay attention to in 2021?

The great 2020 Gmail outage: A tale of two blackouts, and lessons learned

Lynn Greiner -
Last week was an unhappy one for Google. It suffered two major outages; the root cause of each could concisely be described as "oops". Here's what happened.

Five reasons to use cloud virtual desktops to support the hybrid workforce

Cindy Baker -
[Sponsored] On demand webinar: Five Ways to Optimize Your Virtual Desktop
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