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Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, talks to ZDNet’s Jason Hiner about the biggest tech trends he expects to see at CES 2019.

Kiwi for Gmail is a user-friendly app that works with Google Services. But is it right for you? Jack Wallen highlights a couple of features that go a long way to make the claim that it is.

Desktops come and go. But when one as beautiful as Deepin Desktop Environment 15.8 comes along, you realize the desktop can be equal parts art and functionality. Jack Wallen explains.

The Pixel 3 phones include a handy feature that screens and transcribes calls. Jack Wallen shows you the ins and outs.

Vawlt is a new cloud storage service that offers a unique take on security.

Jack Wallen illustrates how to make use of the new Fedora dnf modular repository.

Wouldn’t you love to have MS SQL database server combined with the power, reliability, and security of Linux? It’s easier than you thought. Let Jack Wallen show you how.

Chrome OS now has the ability to add network shares built in. Jack Wallen shows you how.

If you already have Rundeck running but are unsure how to add a remote node, Jack Wallen offers the solution.

Rundeck offers a ton of features to make a systems administrator’s job significantly easier. One feature is search filters. Jack Wallen shows you how to create and use them.

Are you having trouble remembering what IP addresses are in use on your network? Fret not, Jack Wallen shows you how to discover those addresses with two simple commands.

Learn these seven programming languages if you want to land a job in tech, says TechRepublic’s Alison DeNisco Rayome.

Refurbished smartphones are a growing market, and Gazelle gives TechRepublic the lowdown at its Louisville, Kentucky facility.

Each year, millions of used smartphones cycle through the Louisville, Ky. facility for ecoATM, which shares space with sister company Gazelle.

Learn more about Alison DeNisco Rayome’s original reporting from students, faculty, staff, and industry experts on how the movement to get more women involved in computer science is progressing.

The original founders of PayPal are known as “The PayPal Mafia” in Silicon Valley. Here’s what made them a success in the middle of the dot-com crash.

Think there’s an issue with IPv6? You might have to disable that protocol on your Linux machines. Here’s how.

To solve complex SaaS, cybersecurity, and monetization challenges cloud-based enterprise companies should turn to game developers for inspiration, says Crowfall co-founder J. Todd Coleman.