| | | | | Apple's next frontier; First take on Windows 8; Quiz: Name that tech company founder | | | | | |  | Apple's next frontier: Your data Apple is very picky about the opportunities it goes after, but it appears it is about to make a big new bet on the cloud. See what iCloud might look like and the challenges Apple has to overcome.
Read the blog >> | | |  | | | Featured TechRepublic blogs | | First take on Windows 8: Two things wrong and one thing right Microsoft provided its first public demo of Windows 8 this week. The UI looked flashy, but Microsoft is still trying to marry tablets and desktops, and it could ruin the standard version of Windows this time.
Read the blog >> |  | | | Employees using social media: How many times do we have to tell you? Two more cases of employees being let go for comments they made through Facebook and Twitter.
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Read the blog >> |  | | | Steven Levy's Hackers is a classic of the information age The book that made the term "hacker" popular is still relevant, and the ethic it identifies is still influential -- perhaps more now than ever. Chad Perrin reflects on Steven Levy's Hackers.
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