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Five tips for backing up your data to the cloud Cloud backups may seem like an ideal offsite storage solution. But as Brien Posey discovered, you need to do your homework before selecting a cloud backup service. Read more Resource of the day Technology Report: Energy-Efficient Cooling for Data Centers Beat the heat in your data center. Compare the efficiency benefits of row-based cooling with other common cooling architectures. Hottest new tips   Five practical tips for purchasing the right tablet for your users The profusion of tablet options is making the selection process increasingly difficult. Susan Harkins outlines a few common sense strategies for zeroing in on the top contenders. Read more Five tips for green computer upgrades There are plenty of cost-effective, energy-efficient options available for upgrading your computer equipment. Katherine Murray runs through a few simple pointers. Read more Five tips for using PowerPoint 2010 for online training PowerPoint 2010 makes it easy to deliver training via the Web. Here's a look at how to successfully broadcast a presentation. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   What is Android missing? Google Android initially looked like the realization of an open source dream: a highly network-connected UNIX-like OS in your pocket. But in practice, it has fallen well short of that dream. Read more Find the hidden command prompt in Windows Server 2008 installation Rick Vanover reveals how you can access a hidden command-line interface in the Windows Server 2008 installation. Read more Video: Five advanced PowerShell scripting tricks for Windows admins These five PowerShell techniques will put you on the path to becoming a scripting ninja. Read more Three simple ways to keep Word text together Word wraps text and breaks text between pages automatically. If you want to keep text together, you'll need to use special characters. Read more 10 things I miss about old school Linux The evolution of Linux has led to many improvements -- but a few things have been lost along the way. Jack Wallen revisits the aspects of Linux he wouldn't mind bringing back. Read more Featured multimedia   Gallery: Space shuttle Discovery's non-human passenger The space shuttle Discovery rocketed into Earth's orbit Thursday with a different kind of passenger -- one that isn't human. View on site Today's recommended downloads Estimating a Data Center's Electrical Carbon Footprint (American Power Conversion (APC)) An Improved Architecture for High-Efficiency, High-Density Data Centers (American Power Conversion (APC)) Help Diverse Platforms Play Well Together (Quest Software) The advantages of row and rack-oriented cooling architectures (American Power Conversion (APC)) Data Center Projects: Standardized Process (American Power Conversion (APC)) Gallery: Inside Microsoft Entertainment Pack 1 This TechRepublic gallery takes a look back at the first game pack for Windows 3.0. TechRepublic newsletters   Get Mac tips, product reviews, and smartphones news in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Macs in Business Product Spotlight Smartphones 10 Things Space shuttle photos NASA's space shuttle Discovery takes last flight Space shuttle Discovery's non-human passenger When the space shuttle hitches a ride Historic legacy for NASA's pioneering shuttle Discovery

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