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Competition is a good thing, and the way that Mozilla’s Firefox and Google’s Chrome have re-invigorated browser development will mean good a better web experience all round.

Let’s take a look at Apple’s updated MacBook line.

Apple has proven time and time again that it is one company (or government) that can keep a secret. Today’s event covers a notebook announcement

The third major release of the OpenOffice 3 productivity suite immediately crashed servers at OpenOffice.org. Here are some of the enhancements that are attracting attention.

IT professionals may or may not be a creative or artsy bunch, but quite a few TechRepublic members wanted a place where they could show off their body art.

Do you have a tattoo? Send a picture, along with your TR member alias to trol@cnet.com.

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Disclosing software vulnerabilities can be bad for stock price, according to research carried out by security firm McAfee.

Drew McBee has a Tungsten E2 Palm PDA that needed a new battery. Lucky for us, he decided that this would be an opportunity for a Cracking Open Gallery

Images showing how the updated MacBook line might look come Tuesday.

The long-awaited launch of Mobile WiMAX happened on October 8 in Baltimore. These photos are from the press conference and the official launch event from Sprint and Intel.

A screenshot walkthrough of the powerful Enterprise 2.0 application, Egnyte, which enables more economical storage at a cheaper price to hardware on-site alternatives.

At FOWA 2008, fav.or.it invited people to build a Lego Death Star and then gave it away on Diggnation. The build took a full 2 days. The cost of the model was close to $450 but when finnished it was AWESOME.

Cobalt Networks’ RaQ servers made a splash with ISPs, which often used the trademark black-and-blue 1U servers to power virtual domains, host Web sites and power e-mail services. Take a look inside the Cobalt Networks RaQ 3i in this exclusive TechRepublic gallery.

Security company Symantec has released a tool that helps to make Vista’s UAC (User Account Control) feature clearer and less of a pain to use.

Cisco blogger David Davis walks you through PacketTrap’s new network management platform, Perspective.

The BlackBerry Storm is the first touch-screen BlackBerry device and one of the first that has a display with real feedback. When touched, the screen depresses slightly.

The HAVA Platinum HD lets you connect your HD source to the device and then watch your HD content on your PC, Windows Mobile device, S60 device, or Nokia Internet Tablet. You can even control your TV source just as if you were there in front of your TV/HD source.

Do you want to install VMware on Linux? You no longer have to do it via command line. VMware has released a Linux “no hassle” user interface installation.