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Accessing the network on the road: How do you rate your mobile experience?

Blogger Paul Mah takes a closer look at a new survey that explores the usage patterns of mobile workers and highlights some of the key findings. Take the polls to see how your mobile experience compares. Read more

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Understand cloud computing terminology with this guide

What is the cloud? Rick Vanover found one of the best collections of definitions for cloud computing terms in a recent Burton Group publication, which is available as a free download. Read more

Awesome mobile technology for demonstrations

Rick Vanover gets a chance to view some major hardware installations while attending Gestalt IT Field Day in Silicon Valley. Read more

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How do I use Zback as an easy portable backup system?

With its small footprint in a self-contained executable file, Zback can be a good choice for a portable backup system. Jack Wallen shows you how. Read more

Take the productivity benefits of Snap, Shake, and Peek seriously

Greg Shultz examines the management of multiple open windows in Windows 7 using the new Aero UI features: Snap, Shake, and Peek. Read more

10 antivirus programs for Windows 7

Windows 7 offers some new security features, but a good antivirus program can provide additional protection. Greg Shultz put together a list of 10 solid Windows 7-compatible choices. Read more

Product Spotlight: Auslogics Software's Disk Defrag 3

Auslogics' Disk Defrag assists businesses and enterprise organizations by reducing administrative time necessary to optimize disk performance. Read more

Admin's Guide to Active Directory

 
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Twitter, Facebook, Last.fm hit Xbox 360 November 17--photos

The new Xbox 360 update, which will bring Facebook, Twitter, and Last.fm to the console, will be available for download this Tuesday, November 17. View on site

Palm Pixi photos

Palm and Sprint are set to release their second WebOS phone. Check out hands-on photos of the Palm Pixi. View on site


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