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First impressions of Apple’s Safari 4 beta web browser.

QIC ( Quarter Inch Cartridge ) drives have been around since Moses was an intern, and justifiably so. They were relatively inexpensive, rock-solid devices ever since they were standardized in 1983. In this TechRepublic teardown gallery, Drew McBee cracks open Sankyo CP-1508 QIC tape drive.

The U.S. military is building armies of combat robots which come in all shapes and sizes – on land, sea, and air.

Taking a quick screenshot tour of what Outlook Live provides students.

Proven antivirus, antispyware and antirootkit protection usually extracts a high price: processor cycles, memory and dollars. Not so with AVG’s Anti-Virus Professional 8.0 security software. Priced reasonably for commercial customers, AVG’s security software boasts impressive detection rates and requires few system resources to operate.

Where is Osama bin Laden? Two geography professors from UCLA published their theory and used satellite imagery to identify three buildings that could possibly house the FBI’s most wanted terrorist.

This is where we house all of the TechRepublic Product Spotlight images for use in the blog posts.

Adware, spyware and other malware threats are the bane of IT administrators, whether managing small business or medium-scale networks. Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware software, while a relative newcomer and lesser known than many other brands, is quickly becoming the choice weapon in many technology professionals’ war against such threats. Why? Its detection and removal rates are outstanding.

Shoebox gallery for Susan’s Office blog screen shots.

Astraware is a well-known mobile game development company that has had Palm and Windows Mobile games for years. They decided to also expand to the iPhone/iPod touch and are launching games like crazy. I had the chance to play with five of their new games and posted a video and my thoughts on them to go along with this screenshot image gallery. As you can see they have excellent graphics in their games.

The Dell Studio Hybrid PC is a small form factor PC that retains much of the power found in large desktop computers. The compact design gives the Studio Hybrid a smaller desktop footprint than a notebook and even some netbooks.

Yesterday I took delivery of a Dell Studio XPS 13 notebook. This is a replacement for my aging (and rapidly eroding) 17-inch notebook. Since mentioning this system I’ve fielded quite a few emails from people interested in finding out about this system. Here are my initial thoughts on this system.

Garmin and Asustek will show off two nuvifones, smartphones with a GPS twist, at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

TeleNav has GPS navigation software for Windows Mobile, Palm, BlackBerry, and their own Shotgun device. Their software is feature packed and streams live maps and traffic over the air. They announced that their software has now come to the Google Android OS on the T-Mobile G1. The TeleNav GPS Navigator software runs very well and gives you the ability to send destinations to the device, setup commute alerts and much more.

A quick look at what’s new in the latest leaked version. Courtesy of WinFuture.

This gallery contains historic tornado images and research information from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Dell has announced its 12.1-inch (1,280 x 800 pixel) Latitude XT2, the industry’s first tablet PC with multi-touch technology. Here’s a look at the device, which starts at $2,399 in the U.S.

Spb Software has been developing applications for Windows Mobile for years and is now expanding to support S60 and iPhone devices. The Apple iPhone version is fantastic and makes using the application a real pleasure. It look and works great on the iPhone and you really should check it out.