Product Spotlight
TechRepublic puts its unique stamp on the traditional product review to make it more useful for technology decision makers. Each review concisely evaluates the product from a business perspective and
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Review: Lenovo IdeaPad U260
The Lenovo IdeaPad U260 is a lightweight, durable, and attractive laptop and is excellent for business professionals who don't wish to lug around a heavy laptop, yet still desire solid performance.
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Review: Protected Folder from IObit
Justin James reviews Protected Folder, which allows you to make portions of your file system completely invisible and inaccessible to others.
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Product Spotlight: Backup application review roundup
Over the past several months, TechRepublic has reviewed several backup applications, but which backup solution do you use and recommend?
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Review: AceProject cloud-based project management
AceProject is a web-based project management suite of applications that provides the framework for better planning, regardless of your operation's size.
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Review: Product Spotlight on up.time 5 IT Systems Management
If your business and your IT department continue to grow, you will likely need to consolidate your system management into a cohesive application suite.
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Review: Carbonite offsite data backup and recovery
Carbonite is a good option for PCs in homes or small offices that lack central management or storage. Justin James explains in this Product Spotlight.
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Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab
After testing three different versions of the Samsung Galaxy Tab, I found some pleasant surprises and one big drawback.
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Review: RAMOS MID W9 Android Tablet
Can an inexpensive Android tablet direct from Asia make the grade as a portable business device in the United States? Mark Kaelin finds out with this review of the RAMOS MID W9.
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Review: Ashampoo Magical Security 2 for easy encryption
Ashampoo Magical Security 2 is a tool that enables you to encrypt/decrypt files and folders either from a simple to use window or from within Windows Explorer.
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Review: Shardana Antivirus Rescue Disk Utility
With the Shardana Antivirus Rescue Disk Utility, system administrators can consolidate their toolkit on to one disc or flash drive, increasing productivity and reducing headaches.
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Review: Windows Se7en File Replacer 1.5.4
There are instances when a Windows system file must be replaced and some times that means using a third-party app like Windows Se7en File Replacer.
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Review: Boxer Text Editor
Boxer Text Editor is a serious tool for serious users. If you are a coder looking for a text editor that will make your coding life much easier, Boxer may be the tool for you.
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Review: Joliprint PDF converter bookmarklet
With Joliprint, users can convert a Web page into a PDF on the fly without leaving their Web browser.
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Review: Ragic cloud collaboration tool
Ragic allows non-programmer users to bring the ease-of-use of a spreadsheet to an online application development collaboration.
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Review: WinDirStat disk usage cleanup tool
WinDirStat reads the entire directory tree of your Windows machine and reports back exactly what it is that is taking up that space on your drive.
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Review: PRTG Network Monitor
The PRTG Network Monitor Software provides network administrators with an easy to use device monitoring application scalable to networks of all sizes.
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Review: Spiceworks network management
Spiceworks is designed for any network manager looking to keep tabs on the status of their network, but without paying a steep price.
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Review: SonicWALL TZ 100 router
The SonicWALL TZ 100 router boasts widespread encryption, VPN and security compatibility, also offers optional Unified Threat Management services.
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Review: Dell OptiPlex 740 desktop PC
With standard three-year limited hardware warranties, energy efficient builds and standards-based remote management technologies, OptiPlex 740 models offer businesses the power, cost and flexibility required in dependable desktops.
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Review: osTicket help ticket system
osTicket is a help system for anyone from small companies to enterprises that need a means for help ticket submission and tracking.
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Review: Dell Precision M6400 Laptop
Dell targets its line of Precision workstations at engineers, scientific staff, field workers, video editors, animators and other professionals requiring scalability, demanding performance and mobility. Erik Eckel reviews the Dell Precision M6400 Laptop.
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Review: Sharp AQUOS 32" LCD TV as a PC monitor
The line between computer monitors and televisions is growing increasingly thin. If you have the extra cash and adequate desktop real estate, an LCD TV might be the right PC monitor for you. Check out his Product Spotlight on using the Sharp AQUOS 32-inch LCD TV as a desktop monitor.
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Review: Clonezilla system imaging
Clonezilla is an efficient, networkable, piece of software that can clone a single machine or up to forty machines simultaneously.
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Review: Dell Latitude E5500 Laptop
The newly redesigned Dell Latitude E5500 laptops are all business; they are built for flexibility, mobility and security.
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Review: LogMeIn Rescue remote support
IT consultants, support desk technicians, software manufacturers and other technology professionals rely upon LogMeIn Rescue as a proven and secure remote support tool.
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Review: SyncToy 2.1 file synchronization
If you are looking for a simple, straightforward, reliable backup tool, then SyncToy might be the best solution for you.
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Review: OrangeHRM human resource management tool
Orange HRM is a resource management tool for any SMB or enterprise looking for a cost-effective tool to manage a large number of human resource tasks.
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Review: Easeus Todo Backup
Easeus Todo Backup offers both file and folder backup as well as partition and disk backup so you can restore from either a simple file loss or major disaster.
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Review: Beyond Compare file comparison tool
Beyond Compare is a file comparison tool that goes beyond the standard text comparison to include a variety of files such as images, MP3s, and more.
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Review: Varonis Data Governance Suite 4.0
For many enterprises, data governance is more the mere best practice, it is an absolute necessity. Managing access down to the individual employee level requires a sophisticated set of applications. This is the level where the Varonis Intelligent Data Use platform shines.