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Review: Ragic cloud collaboration tool Ragic allows non-programmer users to bring the ease-of-use of a spreadsheet to an online application development collaboration. Read more Thin is in! The LG E2290 (photos) Resource of the day The Best Places to Live are Going Google Westerville, Ohio is nationally recognized as one of "America's Best Places to Live" by Money Magazine and now has an email system to match. Find out how the city selected Google Apps and how it's going since making the transition. Additional TechRepublic resources   Geek Gifts 2011: LY-706 Tablet Pad Netbook Choosing a tablet device can be difficult given the multitude of choices, but Mark Kaelin has found at least one to cross off the list of potential candidates. Read more Cleverfiles Disk Drill file recovery for the Mac Derek Schauland tries out the Disk Drill file recovery program for the Mac. It could help make a user's day in the event of accidental deletions or corrupted files. Read more Use Fail2ban to blacklist IP addresses and alert you to attacks Vincent Danen takes you through some basic configuration of the Fail2ban network monitoring utility, which can help protect your systems and servers from brute-force attacks. Read more How to hack the $250 Nook Color into a full Android tablet The Nook Color is a $250 e-reader powered by Android. Learn how to hack it into a powerful and fully functional Android tablet. Read more Windows Home Server 2011 RC is ready On February 3, 2011, Microsoft announced that Windows Home Server 2011 Release Candidate is available for download. Read more Featured multimedia   Dell's new Latitude laptops A peek at the new Latitude designs from Dell's business laptops. View on site HP's updated Pavilion laptops (photos) HP has a redesigned Pavilion laptop line with new looks and new features, most notably in the updated Pavilion dv6 and dv7 models. View on site Tech history galleries Computer History Museum opens new exhibit Babbage's Difference Engine and other historic computers Colossus and other vintage computers from The National Museum of Computing Vintage Computer Festival showcases technology from the 1970s and 1980s Today's recommended downloads End-to-end Business Visibility with On-demand ERP (TechRepublic) Best Practices for Moving to Google Apps (Google) Businesses Thrive with Google Apps (Google) State of Virtualization (Dell, Inc., Intel, Inc. & Citrix Systems) Drivers and Detractors for Enterprise Mobility (Dell, Inc. & Intel, Inc.) Perennial favorites   Verizon MiFi 2200 Intelligent Mobile Hotspot SuperAntiSpyware Professional security software Apple MacBook Pro 13 inch notebook Microsoft Network Monitor 3.3 Bookmark the Product Spotlight Blog   Photos: Hack the Nook Color into a full Android tablet The Barnes & Noble Nook Color is a $250 e-reader powered by Android. Here's what this sharp device looks like when you hack it into a powerful and fully functional Android tablet. 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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