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Research from Tech Pro Research, TechRepublic’s sister site, reveals which industries are using the Internet of Things to supercharge their big data efforts.

Keep tabs on how much power you have left with the help of these five free apps.

In anticipation of BlogHer 2009 in Chicago on July 24-25, TechRepublic’s Senior Editor Sonja Thompson recaps some of the highlights from BlogHer 2008.

Scheduling meetings doesn’t have to take up all your time. Here are a few tools to make the process easier.

Is your lock screen drab and utilitarian? Perk things up with one of these free apps.

Managing your receipts isn’t the tedious, time-consuming chore it once was. Tom Merritt looks at five apps that can make tracking expenses a snap.

Research from Tech Pro Research, TechRepublic’s sister site, reveals IT professionals top security concerns for 2015 and changes they’re making to address these new challenges.

If you’re needing to grow your audience on LinkedIn, here are a few quick tips to get you started.

You can easily integrate these free tools into your Google account and gain access to a variety of extra capabilities.

Here are 4 tips to get you started on your first LinkedIn ad campaign.

Grabbing a cab or a limo has become much easier, thanks to smartphone apps like these.

As commerce comes to social media, here are a few details for brands to keep in mind while implementing “buy now” buttons.

Make sure you have an accurate record of the work you do by using one of these free apps to record your time.

3D printers may be known as a favorite of enthusiasts in the maker crowd, but MakerBot CEO Jenny Lawton argues that professionals still make up the core audience.

During TechRepublic’s Wearables panel on the CNET stage, Jeff Jenkins of APX Labs, Dan Ledger with Endeavour Partners, and Intel’s Ayse Ildeniz share their picks for the most interesting wearables at CES 2015.

Jeff Jenkins, COO and co-founder of APX Labs, explains why businesses must take a “security first” approach to allowing wearables in the workplace during a TechRepublic panel at CES 2015.

Ayse Ildeniz, VP of Intel’s of the new devices group and general manager of strategy and business development, explains why wearables need to be both fashionable and useful. She also discusses Intel’s partnership with Opening Ceremony to design a stylish wearable bracelet.

At CES 2015, Dan Ledger, principal with Endeavour Partners, talked with Teena Hammond about how wearable technology will soon begin to help people address very “human and timeless” needs, such as stress, sleep, personal image and more.