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Sony PSP Go Teardown Resource of the day Technology Report: Energy-Efficient Cooling for Data Centers Beat the heat in your data center. Compare the efficiency benefits of row-based cooling with other common cooling architectures. New at TechRepublic   Windows Small Business Server 2011 beta is available Now that we're finally comfortable with Windows Server 2008 R2, it's time to learn about Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard and Essentials editions. Read more Hacking made easy: Protecting yourself from the Firesheep extension Derek Schauland took the Firesheep extension for Firefox out for a spin, and discovered how easy it makes stealing credentials on open wireless networks. Here is his take on how to protect yourself. Read more Canonical axing X Windows: What will it mean for the next version of Ubuntu? Mark Shuttleworth makes yet another bold announcement for his popular Linux distribution. Find out about the move away from X Windows and Jack Wallen's reaction to the news. Read more The five best news aggregator Android apps Out of all of the news apps for the Android mobile platform, Jack Wallen says these five are the best RSS readers. Read more How do I add a second drive to a Windows XP virtual machine running in VirtualBox? Jack Wallen shows you how to expand the capabilities of a virtual machine by adding virtual drives using the VirtualBox application. Read more Hadoop basics and development uses with Karmasphere tools Hadoop is a platform for performing distributed computing. Learn how Hadoop works and how to use Karmasphere's tools to develop against it. Read more Seven new iPhone apps for business and fun Scott Lowe lists seven new iPhone apps that caught his attention. Find out which apps he thinks are worth checking out and which apps he recommends skipping. Read more VMware vSphere 4.1 memory compression feature notes VMware's leading position on memory management technologies continues with vSphere 4.1's new memory compression feature. Virtualization guru Rick Vanover explains this feature. Read more Geek Gifts 2010: Fitbit fitness tracker Lack of exercise and poor sleep make us feel awful. The Fitbit is a wearable gadget that might help you commit to a healthy lifestyle. Read more Featured multimedia   RockMelt browser incorporates social features, gracefully (images) New browser makes the Web more social, without getting in your face about it. View on site Featured Webcast Business Security in Windows Business networks face a wide variety of security threats which can be prevented, or at least managed. Listen to this presentation discussing these threats and their impact, and how to best manage them. Today's recommended downloads Explore Smart Work 3D Interactive (IBM) A Strategy for Keeping Your Data Secure (Canon) Free Trial: IBM LotusLive Engage for Online Collaboration (IBM) Free Trial: IBM LotusLive iNotes Email Service (IBM) VIPRE Enterprise Case Study (Sunbelt Software) Camera phone challenge: Funny signs Submit your camera phone photos of funny and/or interesting signs by Nov. 19th. If your entry is selected as one of our three favorite photos, you'll receive TechRepublic swag. Get more details. TechRepublic newsletters   Get smartphones news, product reviews, and need-to-know lists in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Smartphones Product Spotlight Five Tips 10 Things 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

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