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iCloud gallery Resource of the day Paper and Ink or Ones and Zeros: Protecting Your Documents (All of Them) It seems like everything is going digital these days. This webcast delves into the next generation of document security, an approach which not only covers your digital files, but your paper and ink ones as well. More from TechRepublic   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 more Average iTunes user only listens to 19% of music library New online music lockers from Amazon and Google have generated a lot of excitement, but new data shows that iTunes users only play a fraction of the music they own. Read more How new research aims to protect our privacy on IPv6 networks IPv6: It's new, and because of that, likely to have security issues. Find out why lack of privacy doesn't have to be one of them. Read more Bugs in the human hardware Guest blogger Alan Wlasuk notes that the most serious security flaws in organizations continue to be the humans who work in them. Can we ever eradicate the phishing threat? Read more IT managers: Stop making excuses for the jerks on your team You can't change someone's personality but you can darn well make it clear that certain behaviors resulting from that personality won't be tolerated. Read more Attention: This is not big news It has been announced that Ubuntu 11.04 will come pre-installed on three of ASUS's Netbook PCs. To that, Jack responds with a hip-hip-meh. See why Jack is so down on Linux pre-installed on netbooks. Read more Five tips for avoiding common Web design sins Some basic Web design guidelines are ignored on a regular basis, leading to inefficiency, security issues, and a poor user experience. Ryan Boudreaux offers his take on what not to do when designing your site. Read more News from ZDNet   WWDC keynote speech highlights Want to catch up with the WWDC keynote speech news? Check out the streamed video feed Apple has made available. Read more WWDC keynote video now available In case you missed it this morning, Apple has posted the video of Steve Jobs' WWDC keynote address. Apple has yet to post the keynote as a podcast that you can download and sync to your idevices. Read more What is Apple's huge data warehouse for? Why is Steve Jobs standing in front a huge data warehouse just weeks after patching a huge privacy hole in iOS? Read more WWDC 2011: Apple iOS 5 integrates Twitter, sports new notification menu One of the bigger mysteries before Apple CEO Steve Jobs' keynote at WWDC 2011on Monday was the expected unveiling of iOS 5. Here's what it really is. Read more Apple copies a bunch of features from Android, calls it iOS5 iOS5 was announced today. In this article we run down the top 10 features of iOS5 and see how original and innovative they are compared to Apple's main competition: Android. Read more iCloud synchronization to push data caps to the limit Keeping so much data synchronized in the background as described by the iCloud announcement is a useful service, but it moves so much data that it may be pushing capped mobile data plans into the... Read more Did Apple just announce complete music pirate amnesty for $24.95? I'm still absorbing the Steve Jobs keynote from the annual WWDC, so it'll take an hour or so to shake the unicorn dust from my ears and scrape the reality distortion effect off the bottom of my shoes. Read more Syria's Internet is back up... for now After turning off the Internet on Friday, Syria has turned it back on... for now. Read more ViewSonic's new 7-inch tablet is half the price of the iPad With a 7-inch screen, upgradeable memory, and support for stylus input, ViewSonic's latest tablet offers quite a bit for $250. But in an increasingly competitive tablet market, will ViewSonic get... Read more HP delivers applications appliance solutions that leverage converged infrastructure for virtualization, data management The new HP AppSystems portfolio is designed to improve application performance and reduce implementation from months to a matter of minutes. Read more Featured multimedia   Mac OS X Lion roars Apple's WWDC 2011 event marks the official unveiling of Mac OS X Lion as well as a few other juicy treats. Get the scoop on the updated operating system's newest features here. View on site Today's recommended downloads Remote support for PCs, Macs and Smartphones (LogMeIn) Improving Airflow in a Raised-Floor Data Center (American Power Conversion (APC)) 30 day trial of Foglight Experience Monitor Appliance (Quest Software) Assessing Data Center Performance with Criticality and Tier Levels (American Power Conversion (APC)) Monitoring Physical Threats in the Data Center (American Power Conversion (APC))   About this newsletter The Tech Sanity Check newsletter gives you my picks for the top tech stories of the day on the people, products, and companies that are revolutionizing the planet. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief For real-time updates on the latest tech stories, follow: My Twitter feed: @jasonhiner My Facebook page (click Like) 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. 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iCloud gallery Resource of the day Achieve an effective service catalog. Here's how. The service catalog is not a new concept, but it?s evolving along with the new requirements of today's IT, and has become the centerpiece of effective IT service management. Download the three-step approach to delivering effective IT service management through automated catalog and request here. More from TechRepublic   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 more Average iTunes user only listens to 19% of music library New online music lockers from Amazon and Google have generated a lot of excitement, but new data shows that iTunes users only play a fraction of the music they own. Read more How new research aims to protect our privacy on IPv6 networks IPv6: It's new, and because of that, likely to have security issues. Find out why lack of privacy doesn't have to be one of them. Read more Bugs in the human hardware Guest blogger Alan Wlasuk notes that the most serious security flaws in organizations continue to be the humans who work in them. Can we ever eradicate the phishing threat? Read more IT managers: Stop making excuses for the jerks on your team You can't change someone's personality but you can darn well make it clear that certain behaviors resulting from that personality won't be tolerated. Read more Attention: This is not big news It has been announced that Ubuntu 11.04 will come pre-installed on three of ASUS's Netbook PCs. To that, Jack responds with a hip-hip-meh. See why Jack is so down on Linux pre-installed on netbooks. Read more Five tips for avoiding common Web design sins Some basic Web design guidelines are ignored on a regular basis, leading to inefficiency, security issues, and a poor user experience. Ryan Boudreaux offers his take on what not to do when designing your site. Read more News from ZDNet   WWDC keynote speech highlights Want to catch up with the WWDC keynote speech news? Check out the streamed video feed Apple has made available. Read more WWDC keynote video now available In case you missed it this morning, Apple has posted the video of Steve Jobs' WWDC keynote address. Apple has yet to post the keynote as a podcast that you can download and sync to your idevices. Read more What is Apple's huge data warehouse for? Why is Steve Jobs standing in front a huge data warehouse just weeks after patching a huge privacy hole in iOS? Read more WWDC 2011: Apple iOS 5 integrates Twitter, sports new notification menu One of the bigger mysteries before Apple CEO Steve Jobs' keynote at WWDC 2011on Monday was the expected unveiling of iOS 5. Here's what it really is. Read more Apple copies a bunch of features from Android, calls it iOS5 iOS5 was announced today. In this article we run down the top 10 features of iOS5 and see how original and innovative they are compared to Apple's main competition: Android. Read more iCloud synchronization to push data caps to the limit Keeping so much data synchronized in the background as described by the iCloud announcement is a useful service, but it moves so much data that it may be pushing capped mobile data plans into the... Read more Did Apple just announce complete music pirate amnesty for $24.95? I'm still absorbing the Steve Jobs keynote from the annual WWDC, so it'll take an hour or so to shake the unicorn dust from my ears and scrape the reality distortion effect off the bottom of my shoes. Read more Syria's Internet is back up... for now After turning off the Internet on Friday, Syria has turned it back on... for now. Read more ViewSonic's new 7-inch tablet is half the price of the iPad With a 7-inch screen, upgradeable memory, and support for stylus input, ViewSonic's latest tablet offers quite a bit for $250. But in an increasingly competitive tablet market, will ViewSonic get... Read more HP delivers applications appliance solutions that leverage converged infrastructure for virtualization, data management The new HP AppSystems portfolio is designed to improve application performance and reduce implementation from months to a matter of minutes. Read more Featured multimedia   Mac OS X Lion roars Apple's WWDC 2011 event marks the official unveiling of Mac OS X Lion as well as a few other juicy treats. Get the scoop on the updated operating system's newest features here. View on site Today's recommended downloads Achieve an effective service catalog. Here's how. Select the right ERM system Change Management in ERM IBM Introduces More-Efficient x86 Servers KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study   About this newsletter The Tech Sanity Check newsletter gives you my picks for the top tech stories of the day on the people, products, and companies that are revolutionizing the planet. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief For real-time updates on the latest tech stories, follow: My Twitter feed: @jasonhiner My Facebook page (click Like) 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. 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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 >> Keep up with the latest posts by TechRepublic Editor in Chief Jason Hiner by automatically subscribing to our Tech Sanity Check 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 >> 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. Read the blog >> 10 'What were they thinking?' managerial moments Even the best managers sometimes have a bad day -- or a bad moment. Alan Norton shares some of the confounding, over-the-top managerial behavior he's seen through the years. Read the blog >> TR Dojo Quiz: Name that tech company founder Take our TR Dojo tech founders quiz and test your knowledge of the names behind some of the biggest tech companies. Read the blog >> Five Word tips that could change your life Searching for ways to increase your Word productivity may get in the way of your productivity. So here are a few tricks you don't need to go looking for. Efficient, simple to use, easy to remember. Read the blog >> Working towards bug-free, secure software Buggy and, thus, insecure software is a fact of life. But, it doesn't have to be, according to an Australian research team. Michael Kassner reports on an ambitious new effort in code verification. 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. Read the blog >> >> All blogs on TechRepublic New galleries on TechRepublic   Cracking Open the 55" Samsung LED TV (UN55D6300SF) Bill Detwiler cracks open a 55" Samsung LED TV and finds hardware from Samsung, Realtek, ST, Intersil, AKM, Weltrend, Silicon Image, and TI. View the gallery >> Toshiba's Thrive tablet Check out photos of Toshiba's first tablet, the Thrive, in this CNET gallery. View the gallery >> Road Trip 2011 heads to Europe This year, as CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman tackles Europe, he'll bring a variety of gadgets and gear with him. View the gallery >> Costumes and cosplay at Anime North 2011 Anime North 2011 was held in Toronto on May 27-29. This is Canada's premier fan-run anime convention. Take a look at some photos from the annual event. View the gallery >> >> All photo galleries on TechRepublic TechRepublic newsletters   Simply click the newsletter titles you want from the list below to be automatically subscribed. Network Administrator TechRepublic's Network Administrator newsletter features tips and insight about PowerShell, virtualization, cloud computing, Cisco switches, and more. >> View the most recent edition 10 Things TechRepublic's 10 Things newsletter presents the key facts on a wide range of technologies, techniques, strategies, and skills in concise need-to-know lists. >> View the most recent edition IT Career TechRepublic's IT Career newsletter features tips, advice, and analysis about job searches, career advancement, resumes, certifications, and more. >> View the most recent edition IT Security TechRepublic's IT Security newsletter delivers the information you need to help keep your systems safe from attack. >> View the most recent edition >> Go to TechRepublic's newsletter subcenter

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