[TechRepublic] Share your screen with up to 10 people

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Review: Mikogo online conferencing Mikogo is a great solution for anyone who needs to do conferencing or screen sharing with small groups and does not require the features of a high-end application. Read more | Download Mikogo 3.0.2 (Windows), Download Mikogo Portable 3.0.2 (Windows), Download Mikogo 3.0.3 (Mac) Resource of the day Free Trial: IBM LotusLive Engage for Online Collaboration LotusLive Engage is a full-range suite of online collaboration services designed to help you drive business. It delivers the essential collaboration tools you need before, during and after your online meeting. Try this free 30-day trial! New software downloads   Opera 11 alpha (Windows) The next version of Opera focuses on powerful features with a minimalist design. New features include the fastest JavaScript engine currently on the market, a new search field, better Windows 7 integration, new Opera widgets, better standards compliance including HTML 5 and CSS 3, and more. [License: Free] Read more Overseer Network Monitor 4.0.11020 (Windows) Windows-based network/system monitoring software designed to simplify network monitoring, runs as a service, and is able to notify administrators via email, pager, cell phone, or net send. [License: Free to try] Read more BillingTracker Pro 4.2.5 (Windows) BillingTracker Pro is time billing and invoicing software for service industry professionals such as lawyers, engineers, accountants, programmers, and consultants. [License: Free to try] Read more Textools 2.2 (Windows) While the other guys are still declaring variables, get the job done with Textools -- the pipe-based text-processing workbench that allows you to morph text into other forms by simply combining filters. [License: Free to try] Read more Diagram Ring 3.0 (Windows) Diagram Ring is an award-winning advanced diagram editor. It supports lots of diagram types like Flowcharts, Class Diagrams, DFDs, ERDs, Pie charts, Bar charts, and more. [License: Free] Read more NetData Backup 1.0.195 (Windows) NETGATE Data Backup is an effective tool to back up your files, photos, music, and any important data on your PC. [License: Free to try] Read more Back-In-Time 2.0.2 (Mac) Back-In-Time has Transcend Time Machine restoration possibilities. Back-In-Time offers an easy access to all the data backed up by Time Machine. [License: Free to try] Read more Disclaimer: CBS Interactive Inc. is not responsible for the content of the publisher's descriptions or user reviews on this site. We encourage you to determine whether this product or your intended use is legal. We do not encourage or condone the use of any software in violation of applicable laws. CBS Interactive Inc. does not sell, resell, or license any of the products listed on the site. We cannot be held liable for issues that arise from the download or use of these products. Incorrectly editing the Windows Registry can cause serious problems requiring the reinstallation of your operating system and may lead to the loss of data. TechRepublic does not and will not support problems that arise from editing your registry. Featured multimedia   A peek at Skyfire browser for iPhone (photos) It isn't in the App Store yet, but Skyfire's forthcoming iPhone browser has a workaround to stream Flash video. View on site Google Earth tackles the universe (photos) Thanks to a partnership with Slooh, Google Earth will now feature a new layer of high-res images of deep space taken by users. View on site Featured Webcast A Strategy for Keeping Your Data Secure Security is a concern as more data is compromised by either malicious attacks or employee carelessness. Join this TechRepublic Webcast to explore the most promising ways that IT leaders can ensure the security of their organization. Today's recommended downloads Free Trial: IBM LotusLive Engage for Online Collaboration (IBM) Migrating your standard Lotus Notes applications to Microsoft SharePoint (Quest Software) The Impact of Messaging and Web Threats (Sunbelt Software) Free Guide: Installing Messaging Security Software on Your Exchange Server (Sunbelt Software) How IT Decision Makers are Reprioritizing for a New Economy (IBM) Popular search term: Freeware   Glary Utilities 2.29.0.1032 (Windows) System Boost Elite 2.6.4.8 (Windows) GMER 1.0.15.15477 (Windows) MsConfig Cleanup Utility 1.0 (Windows) Windows 7 Tweaker 0.1.5 (Windows) RouterPassView 1.16 (Windows) FBackup 4.5.229 (Windows) Task List Guru 2.10 (Windows) Web Help Desk Free 10.0.17 (Mac) Search for more freeware Cisco survey: Is the office necessary? End-users are demanding a more distributed workforce, according to a new Cisco survey. Is your IT department prepared to support this? 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[TechRepublic] Cracking open an old-school 50MB Seagate hard drive

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Cracking Open a Seagate 50 MB RLL drive Resource of the day State of Virtualization Desktop virtualization is among the hottest IT trends. How many enterprise decision-makers have it in their 2011 roll-out plans? Find out in our survey results, and learn the facts you need to get buy-in for desktop virtualization at your enterprise. Additional TechRepublic resources   Video: Five tips for improving a new Windows PC Bill Detwiler shares five tips for setting up a new computer that every PC owner should consider before going online. Read more Pop Quiz: Malware terms and definitions How much do you know about the different types of malware? Take this short quiz and test your knowledge of malware terms and definitions. Read more Video: Remove icons from the Windows Control Panel Bill Detwiler explains how to lock down the Windows Control Panel by removing individual icons or picking the ones that are displayed. Read more Poll: Do you support accessibility options for your organization? The TechRepublic Windows Blog member poll question: Do you support accessibility options for your organization? Read more Use Windows 7 Event Viewer to track down issues that cause slower boot times Greg Shultz shows you how to use some of the new features in Windows 7's Event Viewer to investigate a slow boot time. Read more 10 things you should know about IPv6 addressing Although IPv6 adoption seems to be moving at a snail's pace, there's no outrunning it. Brien Posey demystifies some of the addressing issues many admins are still trying to figure out. Read more The top 10 geek sins NASA images: Desktop wallpaper from outer space Track down issues that cause slower boot times Dell Aero Smartphone Teardown Featured multimedia   Walt Disney's wonderful life (photos) Road Trip at Home: Just more than a year ago, the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco opened its doors. CNET's Daniel Terdiman checks it out. View on site HP Slate 500 Tablet PC (photos) HP's long-awaited tablet is finally here, so check out these shots of the 9-inch Windows 7 HP Slate 500. View on site Inside the United Airlines engine shop At the United Airlines Maintenance facility at San Francisco International Airport, CNET tours the airline's engine shop and catches close-up views of the Blue Angels and United aircraft. View on site A peek at Skyfire browser for iPhone (photos) It isn't in the App Store yet, but Skyfire's forthcoming iPhone browser has a workaround to stream Flash video. View on site Featured Webcast A Strategy for Keeping Your Data Secure Security is a concern as more data is compromised by either malicious attacks or employee carelessness. Join this TechRepublic Webcast to explore the most promising ways that IT leaders can ensure the security of their organization. IT Help Desk Survival Guide, 3rd Ed.   Have extra budget to spend? Then order TechRepublic's IT Help Desk Survival Guide, Third Edition provides tools and tips to help you better manage help desk services, improve end-user support, troubleshoot hardware issues, identify quick fixes to Windows problems, and help users make the most of Microsoft Office. Order the download today! Today's recommended downloads State of Virtualization (Dell) Solve the Desktop Management Challenge (Dell) Using Total Cost of Ownership to Determine Optimal PC Refresh Lifecycles (Dell) Free White Paper: Evaluating Software as a Service (SaaS) Solutions (SAP) Geek out on the Cloud-Based Infrastructure of Google Apps (Google) End-user bloopers and IT chaos   Computer bloopers and blunders from the technically clueless What not to do in a server room Convicted of endangering their computers? Dirty computers: Revenge of the dust bunnies   Cisco survey: Is the office necessary? End-users are demanding a more distributed workforce, according to a new Cisco survey. Is your IT department prepared to support this? TechRepublic newsletters   Get IT advice and techniques, mobile news, Mac tips, and product reviews in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Five Tips 10 Things Smartphones Macs in Business Product Spotlight Comic Con galleries New York Comic Con 2010 costumes and cosplay Wizard World Big Apple Comic Con 2010 Baltimore Comic-Con 2010 costumes and cosplay Chicago Comic Con 2010: Wizard World geeks in costume Comic-Con 2010: Coolest and geekiest costumes Connect with TechRepublic

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[TechRepublic] 5 more snarky remarks Steve Jobs could have made

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Five more snarky remarks Steve Jobs could have made, if asked Steve Jobs issued a verbal smackdown of Apple competitors on Monday. Since he was being so candid, here are five questions I would have liked to asked Steve, and a stab at how he might have answered. Read more The top 10 geek sins Resource of the day Security Training Catalog Get multi-vendor security training from Global Knowledge so you can work with the latest security software from industry leaders like Microsoft, Cisco, Red Hat, and Foundstone. Download this Security Training catalog today for course outlines and class schedules. More from TechRepublic   Use Windows 7 Event Viewer to track down issues that cause slower boot times Greg Shultz shows you how to use some of the new features in Windows 7's Event Viewer to investigate a slow boot time. Read more MacBook Air, Mac OS X Lion, and the new app store The "Back to the Mac" event included some notable announcements, including two new models of the MacBook Air, a Mac App Store, and an overview of features for the new OS coming in 2011. Get the highlights here. Read more News from ZDNet   No more Windows XP preloads allowed on new PCs As of today, October 22, PC makers are no longer allowed by Microsoft to preload Windows XP on new PCs. That means no more new XP Home netbooks should be hitting the shelves. Read more Business-focused HP Slate 500 tablet now available Remember the HP Slate debuted way back in January at CES 2010? Now, it's a reality as the HP Slate 500 running on Windows 7 Professional is now available. Read more First look: HP Slate 500 with Windows 7 Professional After months of waiting, the HP Slate is finally here. I was fortunate enough to get a hands-on look at the Windows 7 Professional-based tablet, and here's what I found. Read more Amazon offers free entry-level Web services pricing. What will Microsoft do? On October 21, Amazon.com announced a new, free entry-level tier for new Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers. Is Microsoft going to retaliate? Sounds like something may be happening. Read more Verizon's third quarter better than expected; 584,000 postpaid adds Verizon delivered a solid third quarter performance, but the net wireless retail postpaid subscriber tally trailed rival AT&T. Read more Microsoft's SharePoint 2010: Is it social enough? SharePoint 2010 adds a bevy of new social features such as real wikis and improved social computing and content management. The big question revolves around whether SharePoint 2010 is social enough. Read more Mac App Store: service oriented architecture for the masses? Has Steve Jobs captured the essence of the service-oriented vision that many have been pursuing for the past decade? Read more Asus Eee PC 1015PN on the market with 9.5 hours of battery life Asus has expanded its Eee PC series with the 1015PN netbook, which boasts a stellar battery life and HD video playback. Read more Ballmer: Riskiest product bet by Microsoft is the 'next release of Windows' At the Gartner Symposium on October 21, CEO Steve Ballmer was asked what he considered to be Microsoft's riskiest product bet. His answer? The next version of Windows. Huh? Read more OpenStack shows momentum along with code It's the wealth of technology companies in the community that most impresses. That's where the initial development push is going to come from. Read more Third of iPad owners have no apps ... not even Angry Birds! A third of iPad owners have never installed any apps on their iPads, according to a study carried out by Nielsen. Read more Apple gets bitten for using Lion stock photo Apparently Apple used a stock photo of a Lion that was previously used in Belgium for the Vlaams Blok campaign -- a nationalistic political party. Read more Hulu Plus subscription might drop to $4.99 as soon as this week If you weren't jumping at subscribing to Hulu Plus because of the $9.99 subscription fee, maybe a 50% price cut will entice you a little more. Read more Microsoft Games for Windows Marketplace launching in November Microsoft has just announced this morning that its Games for Windows Marketplace will be opening up to the public on November 15. Read more Featured multimedia   HP Slate 500 Tablet PC (photos) HP's long-awaited tablet is finally here, so check out these shots of the 9-inch Windows 7 HP Slate 500. View on site Track down issues that cause slower boot times Greg Shultz shows you how to use some of the new features in Windows 7's Event Viewer to investigate a slow boot time. View on site V-Moda Vibrato Remote earphones (photos) The V-Moda Vibrato Remote earphones provide plenty of bass and a stylish, durable design with a handy built-in remote for iPhones and iPods; even Android users can benefit from the integrated call answer button. View on site A peek at Skyfire browser for iPhone (photos) It isn't in the App Store yet, but Skyfire's forthcoming iPhone browser has a workaround to stream Flash video. View on site Walt Disney's wonderful life (photos) Road Trip at Home: Just more than a year ago, the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco opened its doors. CNET's Daniel Terdiman checks it out. View on site Featured Webcast A Strategy for Keeping Your Data Secure Security is a concern as more data is compromised by either malicious attacks or employee carelessness. Join this TechRepublic Webcast to explore the most promising ways that IT leaders can ensure the security of their organization. Today's recommended downloads Cooling strategies for high-density racks and blade servers (American Power Conversion (APC)) An Improved Architecture for High-Efficiency, High-Density Data Centers (American Power Conversion (APC)) How Technology Is Changing the Way Talent Does Business (Oracle) Security Training Catalog (Global Knowledge) The advantages of row and rack-oriented cooling architectures (American Power Conversion (APC)) Best of Tech Sanity Check   Self-evident computing: What does it mean for the future? Photos of the 10 inaugural Windows Phone 7 devices The five factors powering the Android revolution W3C warns HTML5 isn't ready for prime time Follow Jason Hiner on Twitter for real-time updates on the latest tech news   Cisco survey: Is the office necessary? End-users are demanding a more distributed workforce, according to a new Cisco survey. Is your IT department prepared to support this? 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