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View this image gallery of scenes from Day 3 of Linuxworld 2007 at San Francisco’s Moscone Center.

TechRepublic’s news editor, Sonja Thompson, was born and raised in Fargo, ND. So, when she heard that Microsoft was expanding its operations in Fargo, she had to go and take a look for herself. Here’s an inside peek at the current facilities and some information about what’s in store for Microsoft Fargo.

On the convention floor and around town, LinuxWorld attendees pour into San Francisco to celebrate Linux and SF Giants super-slugger Barry Bonds’s 756th home run, beating Hank Aaron’s long held record.

Samba co-creator Jeremy Allison hosts the annual LinuxWorld Golden Penguin Bowl. As always, it’s Nerds vs. Geeks.

Microsoft’s developers hid multiple Easter Eggs in PowerPoint 95/97/2000.

People who have Macs and Windows Mobile devices have a syncing solution that actually turns out to be much more functional and powerful than the ActiveSync client found on Windows PCs. Mark/Space just released their latest version that adds support for Windows Mobile 6, improves SMS log functionality, and many more new features.

View this gallery of screenshots from the Scrybe application.

Mozilla has a 12 point plan to improve Firefox retention. Here’s what Mozilla is cooking up.

At Apple’s headquarters, Steve Jobs introduced three new iMacs and updated iLife software. He touted the iMacs’ high quality glass, plastics and aluminum, as a way to give them a more professional look.

In this TechRepublic Cracking Open gallery, we take a look at what is inside the DNS-323 network attached storage (NAS) device.

VMware Fusion will run multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Solaris, on a Macintosh along side Mac OS X.

Explore the inner workings of an entry level all-in-one printer, as Erik Eckel deconstructs a Lexmark 2580 multifunction printer.

Microsoft’s developers hid some really elaborate Easter Eggs in Excel 95/97/2000.

A gallery of the process of installing an iPhone software update.

BlogHer 2007 was held this year in Chicago, IL. TechRepublic’s news editor, Sonja Thompson, attended the three-day conference and captured some of the sessions, events, and highlights of BlogHer 2007 on film.

A long, long time ago, in an era before MP3s, CD-ROMs, and RIAA lawsuits, vinyl was the medium of choice for music lovers around the world. If you are old enough to remember those days you are also probably the proud-owner of a few vinyl records that you wish you could convert to a modern digital format for your iPod or other digital device. Well, your wish has been granted with the iTTUSB turntable from Ion. Using an USB connection and some open-source software this gadget will convert and record your vinyl treasures into MP3s that you can use on modern music devices. In this photo gallery we take a first look at the Ion iTTUSB turntable.

Is the low cost Lexmark 2500 All-In-One a viable option for small businesses? Erik Eckel takes a look in this Right Tool gallery.