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Aaron Levie: The most refreshing voice in the enterprise
Box CEO Aaron Levie sees creative disruption happening in today's enterprise IT. Hear what one of the enterprise's boldest thinkers has to say about the future.
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Hatching Twitter: Why I learned more from Ev than Jack
A new book on Twitter's creation story contains lots of lessons for business and innovation. But, there's also a surprise twist.
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Why history may judge Steve Ballmer more favorably than Wall Street or the tech industry
Steve Ballmer has been one of the most maligned CEOs of the past decade. While he made critical errors, he also made two key moves that will shape Microsoft's next decade.
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Understanding Snowden's impact on IT... in 2 minutes
When Edward Snowden leaked 200,000 classified documents that uncovered the NSA's digital surveillance programs, it rocked the IT world. We break down the three biggest impacts.
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I interfaced Google Glass 2.0, and I liked it
TechRepublic's Jason Hiner has warmed up to Google Glass the second time around. See what's new and how we'll be turning our attention to wearable computing in business in 2014.
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LastPass vs. 1Password: Which is better? Post your perspective
Password management is more complex and fraught with dangers than ever. Which service offers the best silver bullet? We turn it over the the TechRepublic community to decide.
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We've entered the third generation of IT, says Vmware
The history of IT has unfolded across three different generations of enterprise technology, according to Vmware CEO Pat Gelsinger. We're now in the third era and the trends have changed.
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Poll: Should IT vendors be involved in online discussions of their products?
Most of what we discuss on TechRepublic involves the latest IT products. Should tech company representatives be part of the conversation? Take our poll.
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Fact sheet: Moto X (official details)
With the Moto X, Motorola and Google are attempting to jumpstart smartphone innovation. Here is a one-stop shop on all the latest details.
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Ubuntu Edge: Three big takeaways on the cross-over Android device
The Ubuntu Edge wants to break through barriers and smash records. We boil down the three key takeaways.
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Announcing a smarter, faster TechRepublic for 2013
TechRepublic has revealed its latest transformation, both inside and out. And, we've got several exciting new announcements to share.
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The Internet of Things: What you need to know
The Internet of Things has emerged as one of IT's hottest trends of 2013. We have a great set of resources to help you figure out how it can help your business.
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Poll: Can new BlackBerry Q10 win back converts and retain loyalists?
The BlackBerry Q10 wants to win back Android and iPhone converts and re-energize the faithful. Does it appeal to you? Take our poll.
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Best practices in Cloud and SaaS: A special feature
Cloud computing in general and Software as a Service in particular have developed into an irresistible force. These resources can help you do it right.
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How to use 'Pin Tab' to organize your work in Google Chrome
Google Chrome's "Pin Tab" feature is an often-overlooked option that can help power users organize their work in the browser and manage tab creep.
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TechRepublic names America's top 10 IT college programs
In order to help tomorrow's IT leaders find the best programs, and to help today's IT leaders find the best IT talent, TechRepublic has released a special report on the Top 10 U.S. college programs fo...
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Microsoft walks away from its $44.6 billion bid for Yahoo
Microsoft has reportedly decided to walk away from its highly-publicized $44.6 billion acquisition bid for Yahoo. Negotiation talks broke down and Microsoft decided that the effort of a hostile takeov...
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Top 10 IT headlines for May 15 -- Microsoft TouchWall, 20 Mbit 3G in 2009, Icahn tries to control Yahoo
Top IT news stories for Thursday, May 15, 2008: AT&T preps 20 Mbit 3G service, Microsoft TouchWall turns flat surfaces into multi-touch displays, Icahn tries to force Yahoo back into Microsoft's arms,...
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Top IT news for May 5: Penalizing net censorship, IBM-Google partnership, can open source save Sun?
Top IT news for Monday, May 5, 2008: Microsoft abandons Yahoo bid, new bill would penalize net censorship in U.S., IBM and Google team up in the cloud, can open source save Sun, 48% see themselves run...
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Sanity check: Are Macs ready for the enterprise?
Despite the fact that Apple has done little to court the corporate market, Macs are quietly making inroads into the enterprise. But have Macs reached the point where they can be offered as a choice to...
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Top 10 IT headlines for May 6 -- IBM reshuffles, Yahoo plummets, Google puts pressure on Verizon
The top 10 IT news headlines for May 6, 2008: Yahoo stock plummets, Google puts pressure on Verizon to fulfill its open mandate, IBM reshuffles its executive deck, Sprint could sell off Nextel, and mu...
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Top 10 IT headlines for May 7 -- Sun launches Flash competitor, Cisco still cautious of U.S. economy, AMD accuses Intel of conspiracy
Top 10 IT news headlines for Wednesday, May 7, 2008: WiMAX gets major cash infusion, Sun releases competitor to Flash and Silverlight, Cisco releases solid earnings but still wary of U.S. economy, AMD...
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The new Clearwire: Mobile WiMAX in the U.S. gets major cash infusion
Sprint is reportedly very close to finalizing a deal to spin off its nascent U.S. WiMAX network into a joint venture partnership with Clearwire that will be funded by Intel, Google, Comcast, Time Warn...
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Video: Dirty little secrets about working in IT
Like every profession, IT has its own set of dirty little secrets that its members don't often talk about out loud. However, if IT leaders aren't aware of these issues then they can quietly doom an IT...
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Top 10 IT headlines for May 8 -- IT should prep for more telecommuters, Microsoft still shopping, AMD 12-core
Top 10 IT news headlines for Thursday, May 8, 2008: IT should prepare for $200/barrel oil and supporting more remote workers, Microsoft reportedly approaches Facebook, AMD releases plans for 12-core s...
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Top 10 IT headlines for May 9 -- IE8 details, Wall Street's sway over tech, GPL relevance, L'Affair Microhoo
Top IT headlines for Friday, May 9, 2008 -- Details of Internet Explorer 8's security, Wall Street's sway over tech sector, is the GPL still relevant, Office 2007 SP1 data is set, a recap of L'Affair ...
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Xirrus explains why IT can now afford to 'ditch the switch'
In this interview with John Merrill, director of marketing communications for Xirrus, Merrill explains why the company thinks the time has arrived that IT can ditch some switches for wireless LAN arra...
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Top 10 headlines for May 12 -- Redesigned BlackBerry unveiled, Microsoft limits cheap laptops, Nokia focuses on U.S.
Top IT news headlines for Monday, May 12, 2008: RIM officially announces redesigned BlackBerry, Microsoft puts limits on cheap laptops, Nokia puts greater focus on U.S. wireless market, the battle bet...
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Top 10 IT headlines for May 13 -- Microsoft looking post-PC, counterfeit Cisco routers from China, Sprint nosedive continues
Top IT news headlines for Tuesday, May 13, 2008: Microsoft tries to break free from the PC, FBI warns of counterfeit Cisco routers from China, Microsoft is adding 10,000 servers a month to its data ce...
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HP buys EDS for $13.9 billion, takes on IBM in IT services
Hewlett-Packard made it official on Tuesday: The company is buying Electronic Data eds2.pngSystems for $25 a share. The acquisition will more than double HP's services revenue.