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Here’s a collection of fractal images generated from XaoS, free fractal zoomer software that is available for Windows and Mac.

With the impending release of Windows 7, packaging is in the news.

The HTC EVO 4G is huge, and we’re not talking about the hype. It is physically monstrous. Here is TechRepublic’s complete photo gallery of the EVO, from unboxing to size comparisons with other popular smartphones.

NetWrix Change Reporter Suite stands out for its easy deployment and usability and its comprehensive coverage of every change made within a network.

If you’re looking for geeky gift ideas for Father’s Day, either to purchase for a dad or to drop hints for someone buying you a present, we’ve assembled a gallery of some of the geekier Father’s Day items available online.

Office 2010 Starter is a new option that replaces the old, time-bombed trial versions from earlier Office versions. This no-nonsense splash screen explains what’s available in the “reduced functionality” version and includes one of many Purchase buttons available throughout the program.

From LEGO robots to battle bots, this look at hobby robotics will get your creativity flowing.

Microsoft licensing can be confusing for enterprise IT decision-makers, let alone a harried tech in a public school system. This guide will help sort out the terms, agreements, and licensing models that are most likely to save schools money. Check out the related article over on ZDNet Education here.

Social media isn’t just Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

TOP500.org releases a semi-annual list of the fastest 500 supercomputers in the world. This gallery highlights 11 of the best of the best, as measured in June 2010.

LogMeIn has a well-earned reputation for developing powerful and secure remote connectivity software. The company’s Ignition for the iPad continues that tradition, bringing simple and easy connectivity to Windows servers, desktops and even Adobe Flash to iPad users.

Charred metal, melted plastic, and burned circuits result when lightning strikes a computer modem.

The competition to the iWork suite of software is coming out hard and fast and it looks like Quickoffice was able to add the functionality of Documents To Go with the eye candy and user interface elements of iWork. IMHO, it is a steal at the $10 introductory price and highly recommended.

Google is starting to include more Exchange ActiveSync capability in the Android platform while HTC has been providing support in HTC Sense for quite some time. I still find that 3rd party apps fill a need for advanced Exchange functionality. DataViz just released an updated RoadSync client with support for Task syncing.

Donovan Colbert illustrates how to create a suitable, inexpensive data replication solution for a small office or data center on a limited budget.

Quickoffice has been providing the viewer software on Google Android devices for some time and now has released their full editing and document creation application for Android 2.x devices. The software is the first to also offer cloud storage access capability while the editing features are still fairly basic.

In this edition of the Windows Desktop Report, Greg Shultz shows you how to create and use a virtual hard disk (VHD) as a backup device.

Last week’s Computex 2010 from Taiwan had just about everything: protests, strange costumes, and lots of booth babes. And cool tech, too.