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Zenoss Open Source Edition is for any network admin who needs a one-stop-shop-tool for monitoring all devices on a network.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the Samsung Captivate, AT&T’s version of the Galaxy S. See the why this phone goes toe-to-toe with other Android devices.

This Star Trek gift guide features clothing and other wearables that are suitable for fans young and old. From a wide selection of t-shirts to Spock ears and wig, you’ll find something for all the Trekkies in your life.

Rick Freedman and Erik Eckel offer IT consulting book recommendations. The texts cover how to establish your brand, acquire clients, migrate to agile PM, and more.

The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is the first BlackBerry 6 device and one of the most anticipated smartphones of 2010. Here’s a full gallery of photos, including unboxing and comparison photos to BlackBerry Bold, iPhone, Nexus One, and HTC EVO.

Artists breathe new life into dead computer hardware with beautiful, unique jewelry made from circuit boards, wires, resistors, and more.

Scott Lowe shows how to add a second Exchange account to your iPhone. This process will only work on an iPhone that supports iOS4.

Here’s a collection of performance and monitoring tools for networks of every size and to fit every budget.

In this edition of the Windows Desktop Report, Greg Shultz introduces you to AquaSnap and shows you how you can use it to bring the new Aero features to Windows XP and Vista. He also explains how you can use the controls in AquaSnap to fine tune Snap in Windows 7.

Adobe Systems is looking to make their Air platform the de facto choice for cloud-computing applications, but judging by their marketplace offerings, they still have some work to do.

Any business can take advantage of Froxlor when they need to quickly roll out new domains or sub-domains for departments, remotes, branches, etc.

Here are configuration tips for getting the most out Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Connection Manager (RDCMan), which aggregates Windows server remote desktop connections.

The Samsung Captivate (AT&T’s version of the Galaxy S) hasn’t been accompanied by the massive hype of the HTC EVO or the Droid X, but it may be the slickest Android device yet. Take a look in this full photo gallery.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the IBM System x3400 M3 small-office server in this TR Dojo teardown gallery.

Nicole Bremer Nash features 15 items that every geek must do. See how many items can you check off this list.

A 28-year-old Sinclair ZX Spectrum running Twitter and other photos from the first British Vintage Computer Festival.

With so many useful and entertaining mobile apps available on the market, we thought we’d ask our editors, contributor writers, and members what apps they prefer above the rest. In this particular gallery, Tricia Liebert (aka TiggerTwo) highlights her favorite Apple iPod Touch apps.

Michael Kassner takes you through the steps to best secure your iPhone.