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The Apollo missions, Area 51, and suppressed technologies are just some of the conspiracy theories that geeks love to discuss. See what else is featured in this conspiracy theory gallery.

Images selected from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory research projects.

This is TechRepublic’s soup-to-nuts photo gallery of the Apple iPhone 4.

A quick look at the new beta versions of Microsoft’s next generation Windows Live services.

Wondering what the latest and greatest Android smartphone looks and feels like? Check out our pictures of the brand new Motorola Droid X.

Use your favorite photo and news RSS feeds to create an ever-changing Microsoft Windows 7 desktop background slideshow.

For the most part, IT professionals are self-proclaimed geeks who love to play with gadgets. So, the TechRepublic community was the perfect group to ask, “What is your favorite geeky gadget?”

Take a look at this photo gallery to see how some TR members responded. And if you’d like to add your favorite geeky gadget to this photo gallery, either send us an original photo or just tell us what it is and we’ll secure an image and add it to the list. Send all correspondence to trol@techrepublic.com.

Help Desk Software gives a company a tool for reporting PC (and related) issues and allows users to track ticket status and make assignments.

Geekend contributor Andy Moon has been playing video and arcade games for more than 30 years. Find out which games have been most influential to him.

These solar-powered chargers will let you play in the sun with the knowledge that you’ll never be out of touch.

The Apple iPad can be a very useful work device and with the latest crop of Office capable applications you can possibly leave the laptop behind. In addition to Apple’s iWork suite, the Mobile Gadgeteer blog post includes a video walk through Documents To Go, Office2 HD, and Quickoffice.

Now that summer has arrived, many of you will be heading to the beach or the lake or just getting away from the office. Here’s some tech that can help make the most of it.

Here’s a look at some of the latest devices Microsoft plans to run on its versions of Windows Embedded.

See over 30 U.S. patent drawings that trace the computer mouse’s evolution through the trackball and optical designs to wilder noise and stylus mice.

If you have a version of Windows 7 that includes the Group Policy Editor, you can add the option to search the Internet directly from your Desktop.

The Sony press conference at E3 2010 featured the latest in a line of games called Twisted Metal. Here’s a preview of the third person vehicular shooter game for PS3.

Check out the splash screens that have graced various Windows operating systems!

Take a look back at an interesting collection of Windows 95 memorabilia.