[TechRepublic] What 2011 holds in store for Mac administrators

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What 2011 holds in store for Mac administrators Erik Eckel looks at the likely new developments for Apple products in 2011 and makes a few predictions about what may be in store for enterprise admins. Read more Resource of the day Best Practices for Moving to Google Apps Gain knowledge on the best tips for replacing traditional on-premise applications such as email, and learn exactly what you need to deploy Google Apps in your own organization. How one-time passwords fit in with multifactor authentication What is a one-time password system? Does it count as a second authentication factor? Can it improve authentication security whether it is a second authentication factor or not? Read more Great moments of Microsoft-Apple collaboration and cooperation Microsoft versus Apple has long been the marquee rivalry of the technology industry, but the two companies also have a long history as frenemies. Here are their 10 greatest collaborations. Read more Has ASUS discovered the strategy to take down the iPad? ASUS has a different tablet strategy than most of the vendors trotting out tablets at CES 2011. Learn it's two-pronged strategy for beating the iPad and get the details on its four tablets. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Tips for safer web browsing when using Adobe Flash on your Mac Vincent Danen agrees Adobe Flash is a security pitfall but knows that using it is not entirely unavoidable. Here are some ways to minimize the risk and the pain of... Read more Review: KineticExtend for iPad If you're already using KineticSecure for a backup client, or you're in the market for one, the KineticExtend remote desktop app for the iPad might make it more attractive. Derek... Read more Apple's two-year roadmap: Think cloud services Apple’s upcoming year is expected to feature upgrades to its existing product line, but the company is expected to prep a bevy of cloud services running into 2012. Read more Life with the MacBook Air: The netbook I've been waiting for Vincent Danen has been using the new MacBook Air long enough to find its quirks, its benefits, and declare it the netbook he's been waiting on for years. He also... Read more Connect your smartphone to your desktop via software or web service The ability to connect to your desktop from your smartphone can be a lifesaver. RDP, VNC, or web-based services will get the job done, though you need to be aware of some drawbacks. Read more Featured multimedia   Top 10 iPhone games for 2010 (screenshots) This is it, the best iPhone games of 2010. There's something for everybody here, so make sure to look at the whole list to find something you might like. View on site Destroyed Apple products as art (photos) Provocative photo exhibit shows giant photos of mutilated Apple gadgets as a statement on consumers' attachment to their toys. View on site Top cracking open galleries of 2010 Xbox 360 S (2010) Apple MacBook Air (2010 11-inch) Apple iPhone 4 IBM System x3400 M3 small-office server Apple iPad Top 10 cracking open galleries of 2010 iPhone management solutions   This TR Pro download outlines the pros and cons of three iPhone enterprise management tools. Order it today! Today's recommended downloads How XML Is Changing the Data Warehouse (IBM) Real-Life Scenarios Show How Progress Software Enables Better Decision Making (Progress Software) Best Practices for Moving to Google Apps (Google) See Problems and Opportunities Before Your Customers Do (Progress Software) Under the Hood of Google Apps Security and Privacy (Google) 10 things we learned in 2010 that can help make 2011 better The beginning of a new year is a good time to consider how well we met the previous year's challenges and to use what we learned to make improvements in the months to come. TechRepublic newsletters   Get net admin tips, tech tutorials and news, and off-topic posts in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Network Administrator Five Tips IT News Digest Geekend

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