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Backupify unveils one-click restore for cloud apps As cloud apps get more mature and mission critical, it's important to arrange a reliable backup. Backupify has been offering just that, and now it includes one-click restore as well. Read more Resource of the day Top Considerations for Optimizing Hyper-V Performance If you run a datacenter based on Microsoft technologies and you aren't considering Hyper-V as part of your strategic plan, then it's time to get started. Get expert advice on optimizing Hyper-V performance in this on-demand TechRepublic webcast. More from TechRepublic   Poll: Have you been a victim of workplace bullying? Have you ever left a job because you were being bullied in some way by a co-worker or boss? Read more Office challenge: How can you make Outlook 2010 open readable attachments? This week, learn the answer to last week's Word challenge on converting fractions and test your Outlook skills in this week's new challenge. 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Read more BlackBerry Balance to split work and personal: Spring release expected BlackBerry Balance allows you to keep the corporate security for work, but the social experience of your personal life. Expected in Spring. Read more Google Voice introduces a new major feature: Number Porting Google Voice just released a feature that allows you to port a number you have had for years to your Google Voice account! Continue reading to find out what all this entails. Read more Microsoft's secret weapon against the iPad is very, very familiar I just got around to taking a look at Microsoft's iPad battleplan PowerPoint deck that Mary Jo Foley posted the other day and I realized something - that Microsoft's secret weapon against the iPad... Read more Next generation iPhone, iPad expected to get built-in NFC There are many, many rumors floating around about the iPad 2, and now it's underway for the iPhone 5. Now it seems that the next generation models of both of these iOS devices will get built-in... Read more App developers moving to the big screen (tablets, not TVs) One group has its eyes on the tablet space, and that is app developers, according to a new IDC survey. Developers are far more likely to make tablet apps than apps for the BlackBerry and Windows... Read more Dell's mobile future: Made to order smartphones The mail order smartphone business didn't work out so well for Google with its Nexus One. But that doesn't mean the idea of carrier independence can't succeed with an established direct sales leader. Read more Juniper Networks earnings strong, outlook light Juniper Networks delivered strong fourth quarter results, but its outlook was a bit lighter than expected. The company said it has a bevy of products on tap for 2011. Read more HP - A dumping ground for failed execs? Hewlett-Packard has shaken up its board of directors and has several new members with a sketchy past... Read more Are you in danger of Phone call hacking? OK, so you're not a member of the Royal family, but are your mobile phone calls still in danger of being intercepted? Yes, yes you are. Read more More codenames provide clues to planned Microsoft Mediaroom IPTV blitz Rome, Taos, Monaco -- the Microsoft Mediaroom-related codenames are multiplying like rabbits. What's going on with Redmond's lackluster IPTV platform? Read more Apple could dominate car tech (if it wanted) Two weeks of car shopping has driven home two big points for me: User interface matters. Car companies aren't all that good at it. Enter a big opportunity for Apple. Read more Featured multimedia   Gallery: Latest car tech missing Apple? Car makers have been looking for the right fit with technology but haven't come up with the right formula yet. Could Apple make a difference? 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