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IBM history quiz; network administrator poll; LEGO production process       TR Dojo Quiz: 100 years of IBM history As International Business Machines (IBM) prepares to celebrate its 100th birthday, test your knowledge of this American tech icon. Read the blog >> Keep up with the latest posts by TechRepublic Head Technology Editor Bill Detwiler by automatically subscribing to our TR Dojo newsletter. iPhone and Android TechRepublic apps   TechRepublic launches native apps for iPhone and Android After upgrading the mobile version of the site earlier this year, TechRepublic is now launching native apps for iPhone and Android. Read the blog >> TechRepublic newsletters   Simply click the newsletter titles you want from the list below to be automatically subscribed. Google in the Enterprise Learn how to get the most out of Google Docs, Google Apps, Chrome, Chrome OS, and all the other Google products used in business environments. LAUNCHING SOON! App Builder We provide advice, tips, and tutorials for mobile app developers who are coding, packaging, and marketing top-notch apps for today's cutting edge smartphones and tablets. LAUNCHING SOON! Tech Sanity Check Receive TechRepublic Editor in Chief Jason Hiner's picks for the top tech stories of the day on the people, products, and companies that are revolutionizing the planet. >> View the most recent edition IT Leadership Get tips and resources that will help you keep business support systems running smoothly with advice on staffing, morale, and dealing with day-to-day leadership challenges. >> View the most recent edition >> Go to TechRepublic's newsletter subcenter Featured TechRepublic blogs   Google knows where you've been and they might be holding your encryption keys On the heels of other disturbing stories about Google and privacy and security issues, blogger Donovan Colbert discovered another problem with info that his Android device shares with Google. Read the blog >> 10 essential tools and services for work-at-home IT pros You can't work out of your home effectively without the right setup. Justin James shares what he's discovered about equipping the IT home office. Read the blog >> Not just a new interface: Delving deeper into Windows 8 There is more to Microsoft Windows 8 than just a new touch interface. Debra Littlejohn Shinder digs deeper into the inner workings of the new operating system. Read the blog >> The state of the network administrator today Has your role as a network administrator changed in the last few years? What technology changes or related trends have affected your job the most? Answer these short poll questions to give us an idea of the state of the network administrator today. Read the blog >> Why clean code is more important than efficient code Efficiency can be important when writing code, but it should usually take a back seat to writing clear code. Chad Perrin explains why. Read the blog >> DIY: Replace Windows Small Business Server with ClearOS If your small business or non-profit is looking for an inexpensive way to replace Windows Small Business Server, Jack Wallen says ClearOS should be your first choice. Find out what he likes so much about this open source, do-it-all server OS. Read the blog >> Should you be concerned with name discrimination on your resume? Discrimination because of surname is not a new practice. It's so common that members of some minorities have taken to changing theirs in order to improve their economic prospects. But discrimination doesn't stop with the last name. Read the blog >> >> All blogs on TechRepublic

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