These are my subscriptions to top tech newsletters. I had this published in here so that my inbox won't get bulky. Feel free to browse! If you want recommend any tech sites or blog, you are most welcome!
Three Ways to Get FREE Technical Support here. 1. Search for existing articles ans solutions using the search box. 2. Email your questions to FreeHelp@cesabarre.com 3. Post your questions right here for everyone to see and help you.
Editor's note: Windows Phone 7 has a lot of work to do but is still in the game, as I explain in today's lead story. Also see my photos and screenshots of the new Google Phone and read a dissenting opinion about women in tech in 2010. -Jason
Windows Phone 7 remains a distant underdog in the brutally-competitive smartphone arena, but a couple new reports this week show that Microsoft's latest foray into mobile has not been a total flop. Read more
Midsize firms are in a challenging position when it comes to implementing, managing, and protecting IT resources. Learn how to ensure your technology environments are coordinated to support current and future company operations.
Android widgets and apps, iPhone apps and screenshots, and the Samsung Captivate cracking open are topics of some of the most popular Smartphones TechRepublic galleries of 2010. Read more
Trends in social entrepreneurship and skills-based volunteering, inspired by boomers who want more from work than wages and worry, are motivating greater numbers of corporate employees - even techies - to consider careers in the non-profit sector. Read more
TechRepublic contributor Justin James describes some of the struggles he's faced on the work front this year. Share your toughest career challenges of 2010. Read more
Edmond Woychowsky likes recipes that make him feel like a mad scientist. He's getting into the holiday spirit this year by baking gingerbread minions and other goodies. Read more
Skype suffered an outage on Wednesday after a version of the company's software interfered with "supernodes" in its peer-to-peer network. Service appears to be slowly returning to normal. Read more
With a university occupied and a mass media following, a court order is being prepared to evict them. Did the university forcefully turned off the wireless to prevent further media coverage? Read more
Red Hat executives say they are going after Windows workloads in the enterprise and winning their share of deals. However, the effort will take time and the battle is really over new computing workloads. Read more
The 2011 version of the Consumer Electronics Show in early January has a tall order: Highlight upcoming technologies and make sure they actually deliver. Read more
Dell said today that it will acquire InSite One, a cloud-based medical archiving company. For Dell, the acquisition will make the company that much more attractive in the health care industry by not only allowing a more efficient way to store and access health care data but also to eliminate... Read more
Traveling at 38,000 miles per hour for 33 years, Voyager 1 is now the most distant man-made object from Earth, having finally reached the outer limits of our solar system. View on site
Many companies have created new solar photovoltaic technology to lower the cost of solar. How are they bringing new manufacturing plants online? View on site
The Sanity Check newsletter is my daily update on the technology world. You'll get my opinions, rants, reviews, user polls, and hand-picked stories of the day.
Watch Bill Detwiler, host of TR Dojo, flub his lines, growl at the camera, and even answer a support call while filming in this blooper reel from 2010.
TechRepublic newsletters
Get IT advice and techniques, mobile news, Mac tips, and product reviews in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today!
Sign up for more free newsletters from TechRepublic! To manage your account settings or to remove yourself from all TechRepublic communications, please visit our Subscription Center.
End-to-end Business Visibility with On-demand ERP All organizations are challenged by the rising amount of information that is now tightly woven into everyday business. Learn about promising innovations and trends for the comprehensive command and control your most important asset, information. Improve productivity through real-time collaboration and communication Think increasing productivity is difficult? Join this live webcast as we review how one company's migration to Google Apps was successful for employees and profitable to the organization.
Sign up for more free newsletters from TechRepublic! To manage your account settings or to remove yourself from all TechRepublic communications, please visit our Subscription Center.
Checking file hashes seems like a throwback technology, but it is critical in transferring large files to ensure data integrity. Rick Vanover fills you in on what's new in version 3.0 of the HashTab tool. Read more
The PCI Security Standards Council released version 2.0 of its data security standard. Rick Vanover shares his thoughts about what this means for virtualization environments. Read more
The current offering of free software titles creates a great opportunity for side business. IT pro Rick Vanover shows a few ways you can earn money on the side with free software. Read more
When a VBA solution falls short of your needs, there's probably a Windows API function that can handle the job. Susan Harkins lists 10 handy APIs and explains how you can put them to work. Read more
The holidays are here, and you may be dealing with limited staff in the office. Here are some tips for getting things squared away so you can take a little time off. Read more
The new Google Phone and successor to the Nexus One is the Nexus S, made by Samsung and available on T-Mobile. See photos from every angle and screenshots of the new Android 2.3 software. View on site
Watch Bill Detwiler, host of TR Dojo, flub his lines, growl at the camera, and even answer a support call while filming in this blooper reel from 2010.
TechRepublic newsletters
Get smartphones news, product reviews, and need-to-know lists in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today!
Sign up for more free newsletters from TechRepublic! To manage your account settings or to remove yourself from all TechRepublic communications, please visit our Subscription Center.
