Hands of with Samsung Galaxy Note LTE
Launching in Canada on Valentine's Day, the Note is something of a hybrid between a smartphone and a tablet. It also comes with a stylus.

REVIEW: StarTech 2-Port KVM
The USB-powered device allows users to operate two VGA computers from a single keyboard and mouse. Is it worth the $100 price? With Dave Webb

THE WIRE: Sony CEO hands over reins
Sony's CEO Howard Stringer appeared alongside his incoming replacement at a press conference in Tokyo. Kazuo Hirai will take over in April, at the start of the new fiscal year. Jay Aabaster, IDG News Service..

The future of mobile healthcare
The co-chair of a mobile healthcare conference outlines a vision for the future

COMPUTERWORLD: I'VE BEEN HACKED
Sometimes, your purpose is to be an example to others of what not to do. ComputerWorld Canada editor Dave Webb explains how his e-mail and Facebook accounts were hacked and how to avoid it.

THE BYTE: iPHONE SUCCESS CAUSES SMART PHONE DELAYS
Sources in Taiwan say device-makers are delaying new models on the heels of the iPhone's record success. Samsung still isn't allowed to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the latest ruling in Germany, and more. With Nick Barber, IDG News Service

THE WIRE: EU DATA LAW BEARS BIG FINES
The European Commission has announced a data protection bill that it hopes will safeguard citizen's online privacy. With Kirsten Taggart, IDG News Service

Accept a credit card payment with an iPhone
Payfirma's mobile app and attachment allows merchants to accept credit card payments using a smartphone.

Avnet Canada gets vertical with new service
Avnet Canada executives discuss new SolutionsPath service.

The Wire: App gets faster CPR to heart attack victims
In California's Bay Area, a location-based app notifies volunteer Good Samaritans of nearby 911 calls that may be from heart attack victims. With Kerry Davis, IDG News Service