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The Motorola Atrix is one of the most innovative smartphones of 2011. It broke new ground with a dual core processor and 1.0GB of RAM, but it’s best known feature is its ability to dock and turn into a desktop or laptop PC. Here is the unboxing of the Atrix as well as full photos of its docking accessories.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the $180 RAMOS MID W9 Android Tablet. This low-price tablet has chips from Samsung, Hynix, Rockchip, and Analogix.

You can find datacenters in all corners of the globe, well beneath the Earth’s surface, and even in churches, according to Silicon.com’s Nick Heath.

Motorola Atrix 4G vs. HTC Thunderbolt — 2 best Android phones

Cloud storage is now on your Android phone. In this gallery, IT pro Rick Vanover walks you through the file exchange solution called ShareFile, which leverages cloud storage.

Today sees the GNOME Desktop project released GNOME 3.0, the first major release of the free and open source desktop environment in nine years.

Ryan Boudreaux presents 20 more online tools for web designers (see the first group of 20). They include tools for font selection, px to em conversion, type tuning, CSS snippets, and more.

Here are some of the latest creations that you’d love to have but never could afford – unless you join the army.

Check out these computer advertisements from the 1970s!

iPad 2 owners will be able to find more apps for business that take advantage of the gadget’s increased processing power.

In this edition of the Windows Desktop report, Greg Shultz introduces you to WindowTabs and shows you how to configure the application to add a tabbed interface to Windows Explorer.

Top 11 essential Android apps

Bill Detwiler cracks open the 2011 Apple MacBook Pro. This series notebook sports an Intel Quad-Core Intel i7 CPU, AMD Radeon HD 6490M GPU, 150GB Toshiba SSD, and 4GB of RAM.

This gallery features images from the Kepler Space Telescope, as well as images from other space telescopes — specifically, Chandra, Hubble, and Spitzer — that offer valuable insight into the Kepler research project’s objective.

We asked the TechRepublic community to submit camera photos of music. The venue was left wide open. For example, they could be taken in a basement, a friend’s garage, or from a mosh pit at a concert. Here are the entries.

Yeah, yeah, yeah…everybody’s a comedian today. Though I’m usually an April Fools’ Day scrooge (when you have kids, it gets old quick), a few photo-related jokesters actually had me cracking a smile. So without further ado, my five favorites in (digital) photo foolery this Friday:

First look at Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

Mozilla Firefox 4 is now available as a free download. As these First Look screenshots show, Firefox 4 has taken some cues from Chrome and Internet Explorer 9 to make a cleaner and more nimble web browsing experience.