A few days ago a 64-bit Windows Server 8 build was leaked onto the internet and a number of you have been firing questions at me regarding this build.

We asked the TechRepublic community to submit camera photos of water - in the form of rain, a flood, a lake, or an ocean. Since we left the topic so broad, there were a variety of different submissions. However, we placed a higher ranking on those photos that had an April showers theme. Here are the entries.

Google has opened the doors to one of its data centers to show how it protects customer data

I'm going to have a lot more to say about the leaked Windows 8 build 7955 'Milestone 2' in a future post, but satisfy those of you craving for information, here are a few screenshots of the first-run process and the desktop.

Silicon.com has rounded up 20 handy tools that can help business users get more from Twittering.

Yesterday you might have read that an early Milestone 1 build of Windows 8 was leaked and made its way to the usual download locations. You migth be interested in grabbing yourself a copy so you could live on the cutting edge and take the new OS for a spin. My advice - Don't bother!

If an attacker knows your name, the companies you deal with and your email, then it can craft some convincing emails that have a much better chance of fooling you.

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.

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.

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