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HP TouchPad: Unboxing, screenshots, and comparison photos Resource of the day Help Diverse Platforms Play Well Together Allow your diverse platforms to play well together--all you need is a solid Active Directory (AD) bridge. But how do you choose the right one? Learn what questions to ask when choosing the right AD bridge solution. More from TechRepublic   HP TouchPad leapfrogs rivals in productivity Hewlett-Packard has finally delivered its webOS tablet, the TouchPad. While it may not be an entertainment powerhouse like the iPad, there's a lot to like for business professionals. Read more An executive's guide to tablets Patrick Gray reviews several of the major players in the tablet market to see what they really offer executives on-the-go, including the iPad 2 and the Asus Transformer. Read more Can Microsoft tame the mighty VMware beast? Microsoft wants to own the cloud. But since clouds are built on virtual platforms, that means they need to get serious about beating VMware at its own game. Read more 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 News from ZDNet   SAP's four dimensions of SaaS success SAP served up an insight into the principles behind its on-demand strategy in a keynote at EuroCloud's annual member congress this week in Luxembourg. Read more Video: First look at Cisco Cius tablet and AppHQ platform Check out our hands-on video for a quick look at the overall user interface (embedded on top of Android 2.2) as well as how AppHQ functions on the Cisco Cius tablet. Read more Firefox tries, and fails, to make business amends Mozilla, sort of, backs away from its "Drop dead" approach to enterprise Web-browser users. Read more Why I don't really care about 'Open' that much any more Not a day goes by when someone doesn't email or post a TalkBack to complain about my personal use (and advocation of) of 'closed' hardware and software. iPhone. iPod. Windows Phone. iPad. Kindle.... Read more IBM eyes emerging IT in Africa, inks deal in Ethiopia IBM continues building its presence in Africa with a $3 million deal with the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia to modernize and expand its IT infrastructure. Read more E-Books readers sales rise, but are tablets really lagging? OK, so the Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook are selling like hotcakes, but does that really mean Apple iPads and Android tablet sales are lagging? I think not. Read more Swiffy: Google's Flash-to-HTML5 escape hatch Swiffy, a tool that converts most .SWF files into a more browser-friendly HTML5 format, is now available through Google Labs. Read more Yet another Android vendor pays Microsoft patent royalties Just days after announcing that General Dynamics was paying Microsoft undisclosed patent royalties to cover Android-based devices, Microsoft announced a similar deal with custom-PC vendor Velocity... Read more Apple posts Final Cut Pro X Q&A, new features coming I know that a lot of you are interested in or already running Final Cut Pro X, and that a subset of you have been having some problems and experiencing issues with this latest release so I thought... Read more Invite your entire Facebook graph into Google Plus Here's a trick to get everyone from your Facebook social graph into Google Plus:Sign up for a Yahoo! Mail account, and import all of your Facebook contacts. Click "Contacts" at the top, and... Read more AT&T announces its first Facebook phone: the HTC Status The HTC status, the first device with a dedicated Facebook share button, will be launching on AT&T this summer. Read more Gallery of galleries: Top 10 sights of the month From the inner walls of a corporate giant to having fun with tech at the beach, there has been a lot to see on ZDNet. We'll take a look at our 10 favorite galleries for June. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the HP TouchPad Bill Detwiler cracks open the HP TouchPad. Inside the webOS tablet, he found hardware from Qualcomm, SanDisk, Samsung, Atheros, and Wolfson. View on site 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. 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HP TouchPad: Unboxing, screenshots, and comparison photos Resource of the day 30 day trial of Foglight Experience Monitor Appliance Sign up for a 30 day trial of Quest Software's Foglight Experience Monitor Appliance to see how it can help you optimize performance, improve capacity, and swiftly deal with problems, before they come up. More from TechRepublic   HP TouchPad leapfrogs rivals in productivity Hewlett-Packard has finally delivered its webOS tablet, the TouchPad. While it may not be an entertainment powerhouse like the iPad, there's a lot to like for business professionals. Read more An executive's guide to tablets Patrick Gray reviews several of the major players in the tablet market to see what they really offer executives on-the-go, including the iPad 2 and the Asus Transformer. Read more Can Microsoft tame the mighty VMware beast? Microsoft wants to own the cloud. But since clouds are built on virtual platforms, that means they need to get serious about beating VMware at its own game. Read more 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 News from ZDNet   SAP's four dimensions of SaaS success SAP served up an insight into the principles behind its on-demand strategy in a keynote at EuroCloud's annual member congress this week in Luxembourg. Read more Video: First look at Cisco Cius tablet and AppHQ platform Check out our hands-on video for a quick look at the overall user interface (embedded on top of Android 2.2) as well as how AppHQ functions on the Cisco Cius tablet. Read more Firefox tries, and fails, to make business amends Mozilla, sort of, backs away from its "Drop dead" approach to enterprise Web-browser users. Read more Why I don't really care about 'Open' that much any more Not a day goes by when someone doesn't email or post a TalkBack to complain about my personal use (and advocation of) of 'closed' hardware and software. iPhone. iPod. Windows Phone. iPad. Kindle.... Read more IBM eyes emerging IT in Africa, inks deal in Ethiopia IBM continues building its presence in Africa with a $3 million deal with the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia to modernize and expand its IT infrastructure. Read more E-Books readers sales rise, but are tablets really lagging? OK, so the Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook are selling like hotcakes, but does that really mean Apple iPads and Android tablet sales are lagging? I think not. Read more Swiffy: Google's Flash-to-HTML5 escape hatch Swiffy, a tool that converts most .SWF files into a more browser-friendly HTML5 format, is now available through Google Labs. Read more Yet another Android vendor pays Microsoft patent royalties Just days after announcing that General Dynamics was paying Microsoft undisclosed patent royalties to cover Android-based devices, Microsoft announced a similar deal with custom-PC vendor Velocity... Read more Apple posts Final Cut Pro X Q&A, new features coming I know that a lot of you are interested in or already running Final Cut Pro X, and that a subset of you have been having some problems and experiencing issues with this latest release so I thought... Read more Invite your entire Facebook graph into Google Plus Here's a trick to get everyone from your Facebook social graph into Google Plus:Sign up for a Yahoo! Mail account, and import all of your Facebook contacts. Click "Contacts" at the top, and... Read more AT&T announces its first Facebook phone: the HTC Status The HTC status, the first device with a dedicated Facebook share button, will be launching on AT&T this summer. Read more Gallery of galleries: Top 10 sights of the month From the inner walls of a corporate giant to having fun with tech at the beach, there has been a lot to see on ZDNet. We'll take a look at our 10 favorite galleries for June. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the HP TouchPad Bill Detwiler cracks open the HP TouchPad. Inside the webOS tablet, he found hardware from Qualcomm, SanDisk, Samsung, Atheros, and Wolfson. View on site 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. 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HP TouchPad: Unboxing, screenshots, and comparison photos Resource of the day Prepare an ERM classification scheme Classification is a key aspect of the record-keeping framework; links between classification, access, and disposal are important for both control and automation. Download whitepaper here More from TechRepublic   HP TouchPad leapfrogs rivals in productivity Hewlett-Packard has finally delivered its webOS tablet, the TouchPad. While it may not be an entertainment powerhouse like the iPad, there's a lot to like for business professionals. Read more An executive's guide to tablets Patrick Gray reviews several of the major players in the tablet market to see what they really offer executives on-the-go, including the iPad 2 and the Asus Transformer. Read more Can Microsoft tame the mighty VMware beast? Microsoft wants to own the cloud. But since clouds are built on virtual platforms, that means they need to get serious about beating VMware at its own game. Read more 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 News from ZDNet   SAP's four dimensions of SaaS success SAP served up an insight into the principles behind its on-demand strategy in a keynote at EuroCloud's annual member congress this week in Luxembourg. Read more Video: First look at Cisco Cius tablet and AppHQ platform Check out our hands-on video for a quick look at the overall user interface (embedded on top of Android 2.2) as well as how AppHQ functions on the Cisco Cius tablet. Read more Firefox tries, and fails, to make business amends Mozilla, sort of, backs away from its "Drop dead" approach to enterprise Web-browser users. Read more Why I don't really care about 'Open' that much any more Not a day goes by when someone doesn't email or post a TalkBack to complain about my personal use (and advocation of) of 'closed' hardware and software. iPhone. iPod. Windows Phone. iPad. Kindle.... Read more IBM eyes emerging IT in Africa, inks deal in Ethiopia IBM continues building its presence in Africa with a $3 million deal with the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia to modernize and expand its IT infrastructure. Read more E-Books readers sales rise, but are tablets really lagging? OK, so the Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook are selling like hotcakes, but does that really mean Apple iPads and Android tablet sales are lagging? I think not. Read more Swiffy: Google's Flash-to-HTML5 escape hatch Swiffy, a tool that converts most .SWF files into a more browser-friendly HTML5 format, is now available through Google Labs. Read more Yet another Android vendor pays Microsoft patent royalties Just days after announcing that General Dynamics was paying Microsoft undisclosed patent royalties to cover Android-based devices, Microsoft announced a similar deal with custom-PC vendor Velocity... Read more Apple posts Final Cut Pro X Q&A, new features coming I know that a lot of you are interested in or already running Final Cut Pro X, and that a subset of you have been having some problems and experiencing issues with this latest release so I thought... Read more Invite your entire Facebook graph into Google Plus Here's a trick to get everyone from your Facebook social graph into Google Plus:Sign up for a Yahoo! Mail account, and import all of your Facebook contacts. Click "Contacts" at the top, and... Read more AT&T announces its first Facebook phone: the HTC Status The HTC status, the first device with a dedicated Facebook share button, will be launching on AT&T this summer. Read more Gallery of galleries: Top 10 sights of the month From the inner walls of a corporate giant to having fun with tech at the beach, there has been a lot to see on ZDNet. We'll take a look at our 10 favorite galleries for June. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the HP TouchPad Bill Detwiler cracks open the HP TouchPad. Inside the webOS tablet, he found hardware from Qualcomm, SanDisk, Samsung, Atheros, and Wolfson. View on site 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 Today's recommended downloads Key Steps to Proper Planning, Execution and Analysis of Performance Testing Methodology FICO inspires IT value with HP Service Manager Simplify your IT with a complete service lifecycle approach KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study Select the right ERM system   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) 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 IT advice and techniques, mobile news, Mac tips, and product reviews in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Five Tips 10 Things Smartphones Macs in Business 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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