[TechRepublic] Best apps for the cloud, dealing with a maxed out Linux box, Windows 7 power tweaks

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10 applications you can move to the cloud Providers have made great strides in improving the security and reliability of cloud services -- so much so that Justin James sees a number of areas where moving applications to the cloud makes a lot of sense. Read more Resource of the day Getting data growth relief with tiered storage solutions Companies are struggling to overcome the challenges associated with massive data growth and resource constraints. Find out tiered storage solutions can help alleviate data management burdens as well as provide operational efficiencies and savings. 10 things you can do when the drive on your Linux box is full Larger hard drives should mean the end of disk space worries, but our appetite for bigger files has kept pace with all that increased capacity. Here are some effective ways to keep your Linux box from busting at the seams. Read more The top 10 Android smartphones (for now) A hot new Android phone seems to hit the market almost every week. Jason Hiner offers his list of the 10 best Android smartphones, based on the quality and value of each device. Read more 10 things you might be doing that could hurt your career If your job isn't going as well as you'd hoped, you may unwittingly be doing something that's holding you back. Alan Norton looks at some of the less obvious ways people sabotage their careers. Read more 10 obscure Linux office applications you need to try Sorting through the myriad business-oriented Linux apps can be a daunting endeavor. To get you started, Jack Wallen put together this list of tools that will help you handle tasks ranging from producing labels to creating invoices to viewing Access data. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Identify and get detailed information about processes in Windows 7 Greg Shultz shows you how to use Windows Task Manager to track down detailed information about any process running in Microsoft Windows 7. Read more Is job hopping (of the voluntary kind) good for your career? Is it better for your career to switch jobs every couple of years or to stay put? Read more Server room galleries Real-world server room nightmares What not to do in a server room Server room cabling nightmare Server room makeover at Westminster College Today's recommended downloads Case Study: Improve Real-Time Communication Using LotusLive Engage (IBM) Open Source Software in the Public Sector (Talend) Give Your Long-Term Data Storage Plan a Green Makeover (Quantum) Discontinuing paper-based documents, moving to Google Sharepoint (Google) Storage Solutions for a Smarter Planet (IBM) Members' choice   10 Windows 7 power tweaks This handy roundup offers Windows 7 tips on everything from disabling Snap to restoring the Quick Launch Bar to limiting the applications your users can run. Perennial favorites   10 tips for effective Active Directory design 10 things that drive me crazy about current operating systems 10 surefire ways to kill morale Five tips for avoiding false efficiencies Some of your favorite timesaving tricks may actually be slowing you down. Justin James looks at common strategies that hurt productivity and offers some better alternatives. TechRepublic newsletters   Get Mac tips, product reviews, and smartphones news in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Macs in Business Product Spotlight Smartphones Five Tips

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