[TechRepublic] Be honest, do you really trust Google?

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It is not Google's first run in with the law: A litigation timeline Google has been involved is several high-profile legal battles over the years, but the current FTC action is the first one stemming from purely business practices. Read more Resource of the day Maximized Server Security, Performance and Value It used to be that speed was all that mattered. Then people started to worry about safety. The story of servers is a similar one. Read this white paper to learn how to find a server solution that strikes a balance between safety and performance. No more excuses: 9 reasons why smart businesses upgrade to Google Apps for Business If you use Google Apps for your business, you should upgrade from the free Google Apps solution to the paid Google Apps for Business solution. Read more You, yourself, and Google: Managing your personal search ranking Google has released a few tools to help you monitor where and how your name shows up in a search ranking. Kevin Purdy shows you how to edit your Google Profile. Read more Be honest, do you really trust Google? The FTC is apparently planning to formally investigate Google for anti-trust violations. Do you trust Google's search engine results or do you accept that they are biased? Read more Quick Tip: Change the conversation view in Gmail Some people love, some people hate it, but everyone should know how to change the conversation view in their Google mail account settings. Read more Convenience or security: Who decides which is more important? A fascinating discussion in the IT Security Blog raises an equally fascinating question: Who decides when convenience is more important than security? Read more Your questions answered: What Chromebooks can and can't do Chromebooks start shipping on June 15, 2011, but can you actually productively work on one? Kevin Purdy answers the questions everyone is asking. Read more The difference between Gmail, a Google Account, an Apps Account, and an Apps for Business Account There are four types of Google email accounts. Susan Cline explains the difference between each type and how they apply to enterprise users. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   This is why your website sucks C. Todd Fluhr pulls no punches in telling you exactly why your website is unsuccessful, boring, forgotten, and basically a waste of your initial investment. Here's what you should do about it. Read more Featured multimedia   Office 365 moves work to the clouds Office 365, announced today, gives professionals and small businesses a subscription service that lets them work from anywhere using familiar-feeling Web-enabled applications. View on site D-Day and the battle for Normandy (photos) Road Trip 2011: In June, 1944, American, British, and Canadian forces invaded France. CNET takes in the incredible history. View on site Today's recommended downloads Maximized Server Security, Performance and Value (TechRepublic) Build a More Efficient Data Center with HP Power Advisor (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Optimize Server Management for Reduced Costs, Improved Service Delivery (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Improve Power and Cooling Efficiency in the Data Center (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Blades and Blades: The New Server (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) This is why your website sucks Todd Fluhr pulls no punches in telling you exactly why your website is unsuccessful, boring, and a waste of your initial investment. Here's what you should do about it. TechRepublic newsletters   Get net admin tutorials, security news, tech analysis, and more in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Network Administrator IT Security Tech Sanity Check Smartphones 35+ writing tips from TechRepublic Five simple tips that will improve your writing a thousand percent Another 10+ tips for keeping your writing sharp and professional 10 flagrant grammar mistakes that make you look stupid 10 wording blunders that make you look stupid

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