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Many TechRepublic members have fond memories of their first computers. Here is a photo walk down memory lane, featuring a number of our members’ first computers.

Steve Jobs takes center stage at Apple’s WWDC in San Francisco and shows off his company’s newest creation – iPhone 4.

IBM will roll out a software development kit for an application dubbed Mote Runner with the aim of spurring the adoption of sensors in various devices, products and systems.

Plenty of business leaders and knowledge workers are putting the Apple iPad to work as a business tool. Take a look at the apps that make it possible.

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In 1985, Atari released the Atari ST personal computer. This gallery has photos of the Atari 520ST, Atari 1040ST, and the hardware that made them run.

Songdo, South Korea is a city being built from scratch with high-speed communication systems installed from the ground level to the top floors of the largest skyscrapers.

It’s been three years between public betas of Microsoft’s free Windows Live Essentials suite.

By default, Windows Explorer in Windows 7 launches in the Library folder. However, you can change the launch folder to the system root directory.

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.

Mark’s photo scrap book 7

Intel has announced a new Many Integrated Core architecture for massively parallel processors.

Intel demos new Atom chip with “Pine Trail” mobile dual-core and “Oak Trail” processors optimized for tablets and netbooks.

The space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to be decommissioned now that it has completed its final mission. These NASA photos show images of its last mission, from preparations to launch to in-flight to landing.

Check out images from the exhibition based on the 20th Century Fox animated feature, Robots. The exhibit also features the Movie Star Robots Hall of Fame, interactive components, and more.

Deb Shinder introduces the Windows 7 gadgets she finds most useful.

Using the built-in powercfg.exe applet you can create a report that will show where your Microsoft Windows 7 PC is using the most energy.

What’s the big deal about Linux Mint and why is it so popular among Linux users? It includes a number of improvements and tweaks that aren’t set up out-of-the-box in the base Ubuntu distribution.