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Gallery of galleries: Top 10 of the month From the past to the present - from blue screens of death and new Commodore 64s to Internet Explorer 9 and $17,000 PCs with working Xbox 360s inside - there has been a lot to see over the past month. We've decided to showcase your 10 favorite galleries to make sure you haven't missed anything.

 

Most Popular Photo Gallery of the Month

 

The 10 best Android smartphones A hot, new Android phone seems to hit the market almost every week - including both excellent models and a few duds - many feel a little overwhelmed when trying to choose one. To help you sort through them all, here's our list of the 10 best Android smartphones, based on the quality and value of each device. View Full Gallery >>

 

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25 must-have iPhone apps, according to Jason Hiner Get the inside track on iPhone apps that can improve your productivity, and a few that can provide a little geek fun. Here's a list of the top 25 iPhone apps from TechRepublic Editor in Chief Jason Hiner. View Full Gallery >>   Blue screen of death lives on We showed screenshots of Windows 95 on the 15th anniversary of its launch, and the most noticed omission by readers was the Blue Screen of Death (added later). So we thought we'd make up for it with a gallery of some of the highlights of the BSoD throughout the years. View Full Gallery >>   $17,000 'Big O' PC packs Xbox 360 and more Miami-based Origin PC puts its latest creation, the "Big O" PC, on sale for a starting price of $7,669 and a high-end price of $17,000 - the equivalent of a 2011 Harley-Davidson V-Rod Muscle with a few thousand left over for leather and gear. View Full Gallery >>   Commodore 64 is back Commodore USA says it has resolved its licensing issues with Commodore Licensing BV and will begin selling the new PC64 under the shell of the classic Commodore 64. View Full Gallery >>   A closer look at the Internet Explorer 9 beta Internet Explorer 9 is the most ambitious browser release Microsoft has ever undertaken, and despite the beta label it is an impressively polished product. With Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft is trying to make the browser disappear. View Full Gallery >>   Convert XP into a Windows 7 Virtual Machine Would you like to be able to still run Microsoft Windows XP while you get familiar with Windows 7? Well, moving your existing Windows XP system to a virtual machine that you can run in Windows 7 is a relatively easy procedure with Disk2vhd. View Full Gallery >>   Samsung Galaxy Tab The Samsung Galax Tab is an Android tablet that will be launched in Europe in mid September, and in other markets including Korea, the US and Asia in coming months. Pricing is yet to be announced. View Full Gallery >>   Microsoft's funeral for the iPhone Microsoft's Windows Phone team staged a mock funeral for the iPhone and BlackBerry, a sign of both Redmond's ambition and the immensity of the challenge facing the new phone operating system, which is slated to hit the market next month. View Full Gallery >>   Cracking Open the Apple iPod Nano 6th Generation In September 2010, Apple unveiled the 6th generation iPod Nano (Model: A1366). The new Nano is a significant departure from previous versions -- resembling the new iPod Shuffle more than older Nanos. View Full Gallery >>

 

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