[TechRepublic] 10 CSS resources for busy web designers

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10 CSS resources for busy web designers Resource of the day Live Rally Events: Aligning Execution and Business Strategy Tune in to this webcast to see how to take the principles of agile development to another level. A panel of experts will show you the best ways to solve the critical challenges in business strategy. Additional TechRepublic resources   Getting started with Google Dart Justin James creates a sample Dart application to illustrate how the new Google language works as a beta version. Read more CSS3 examples: Linear and radial gradients Ryan Boudreaux goes more in-depth on working with the CSS3 code for creating different kinds of gradients. Here, he illustrates linear and radial gradients with code samples. Read more CSS3 Gradients: Setting color stops Ryan Boudreaux shows you how to use CSS3 code to set color stops with both linear and radial gradients. Read more Featured multimedia   Slideshow: Adjust DPI scaling in Windows 7 The DPI Scaling in tool in Windows 7 will allow you to bump up the size of text and other graphical elements so that they better fit the native DPI on widescreen monitors while retaining their higher resolution clarity. View on site Top tools for meeting the SEO challenge The success of your Web site may be hanging by an SEO thread. Here are some tools for making sure your SEO efforts pay off. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast: Social CRM + Productivity = Growth Check out this webcast to learn how CRM tools from Microsoft can help you reach out to your customers and stay connected with them. Today's recommended downloads Storage Solutions for Microsoft Exchange (IBM) Webcast: Top 10 Considerations for Mixed Mobile Portfolios (ProfitLine) Making Large UPS Systems More Efficient (American Power Conversion (APC)) Webcast: Business Imperatives of Cloud Computing (BNET) Best Practices For Defragmentation on Storage Area Networks (Diskeeper) Hoarding old tech tools? Let us see it! We're looking for some old tech tools to feature in a TechRepublic gallery. Toni Bowers provides the details. Popular TechRepublic galleries Jason Hiner's 10 best Android smartphones Jason Hiner's 10 best tablets of 2011 A gallery of goofy error messages NASA images: Desktop wallpaper from outer space Dinosaur Sightings: Windows splash screens from 1.01 to 7

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[TechRepublic] 10 CSS resources for busy web designers

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10 CSS resources for busy web designers Resource of the day Get Your Free Trial of Diskeeper 2011 Professional Give your business desktops and laptops a boost. Diskeeper 2011 Professional prevents the majority of fragmentation before it can happen and brings data flow up to peak speed for the best possible productivity. Additional TechRepublic resources   Getting started with Google Dart Justin James creates a sample Dart application to illustrate how the new Google language works as a beta version. Read more CSS3 examples: Linear and radial gradients Ryan Boudreaux goes more in-depth on working with the CSS3 code for creating different kinds of gradients. Here, he illustrates linear and radial gradients with code samples. Read more CSS3 Gradients: Setting color stops Ryan Boudreaux shows you how to use CSS3 code to set color stops with both linear and radial gradients. Read more Featured multimedia   Slideshow: Adjust DPI scaling in Windows 7 The DPI Scaling in tool in Windows 7 will allow you to bump up the size of text and other graphical elements so that they better fit the native DPI on widescreen monitors while retaining their higher resolution clarity. View on site Top tools for meeting the SEO challenge The success of your Web site may be hanging by an SEO thread. Here are some tools for making sure your SEO efforts pay off. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast: Complete Web Protection: 4 Strategies to Stop Threats While it's true that there's only so much you can do to prevent online threats, that's no excuse not to do everything you can. Tune in to this webcast sponsored by Sophos to learn about four strategies for preventing online attacks. Today's recommended downloads 5 Fragmention Myths That Waste Time and Money (Diskeeper) Memory, Architecture, and Application Performance (IBM) Identifying Reliability and Stability Issues Caused by File Fragmentation (Diskeeper) Optimize Infrastructure With Virtualization (IBM) Download a Free Trial of Diskeeper 2011 EnterpriseServer (Diskeeper) Hoarding old tech tools? Let us see it! We're looking for some old tech tools to feature in a TechRepublic gallery. Toni Bowers provides the details. Popular TechRepublic galleries Jason Hiner's 10 best Android smartphones Jason Hiner's 10 best tablets of 2011 A gallery of goofy error messages NASA images: Desktop wallpaper from outer space Dinosaur Sightings: Windows splash screens from 1.01 to 7

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[TechRepublic] Is there a conspiracy against Windows phones?

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U.S. cellular carriers are engaged in a conspiracy against Windows phones If you've been paying attention, you might find it easy to believe the U.S. carriers are actually set on preventing Windows Phone from succeeding. Read more Resource of the day Subversion 1.7 - Why You Should Care The new version of Apache Subversion, 1.7, is poised to reassert its dominance as the go to SCM tool. Check out this webcast to learn what's new and how Subversion is about to get better. Android malware sees 'exponential growth' Kara Reeder reports on the increased risk associated with downloading Android apps. Read more Gmail for iPhone and iPad is a must-grab upgrade Gmail makes for a great app that any Google Apps user should have on their Apple iOS device. Read more Don't overload mobile apps with features We want to hear from app developers about whether they agree that a number of mobile applications have too many features. Read more Implications of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for app developers Developer Kyle Miller explains why Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has him confused about the future of his current apps. Read more Working with reminders in Windows Phone 7 Windows Phone 7 Mango adds functionality that allows developers to create reminders and scheduled items. Here's how to use the feature in your WP7 apps. Read more 10 ways to combat the threat of mobile malware Mobile malware is on the rise, but user awareness is lagging behind. These preventive measures can help safeguard mobile devices. Read more Poll: Would you welcome an Android-powered PC? Google has released Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Cream Sandwich" for x86, so Android could be coming to PCs in 2012. Would you want one? Read more Five frivolous (but entertaining) apps for Windows Phone 7 Got a little time to kill? Here are a few WP7 apps that might amuse you. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Pantech Breakout: Get 4G LTE without breaking your bank It may not be sexy, but Jack Wallen believes the Pantech Breakout is a nice, inexpensive way to experience Verizon's 4G LTE network. Read more Enterprise considerations for smartphone management platforms Scott Lowe lists some key items that need to be considered when choosing a mobile device management platform. Read more Samsung Stratosphere: Average Android phone with a better than average keyboard Jack Wallen lists the Samsung Stratosphere's pros and cons to help you decide whether the Android device might be the right smartphone for you. Read more Apps of the month (November 2011): Master project management Scott Lowe highlights three useful apps: Project Management Training, iStudy P2 Project Management Foundation Exam - 220 Questions, and PMP. Read more Featured multimedia   Samsung Transform Ultra photos (Sprint) When we first saw this phone at CTIA, it was Boost Mobile-bound. About a month later, Sprint got it, too. View on site Tools for creating slick-looking apps Appearance has a lot to do with which apps people choose. Here's a rundown of some great tools that make it easy to jazz up the looks of the apps you build. View on site Jason Hiner's 10 best Android smartphones New Android smartphones flood into the market every week, which provides lots of choices but makes it difficult to sort out the best of the best. Heading into the 2011 holiday season, here's Jason Hiner's take on the 10 best Android smartphones. View on site Jason Hiner's 20 most useful Android smartphone apps If you want to quickly sort through the deluge of apps in the Android Market, here's a list of 20 that are definitely worth your time to download. View on site Inside Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (screenshots) Thanks to Android 4.0's newfound ability to take screenshots, we can bring you the inside look at Google's enormous Ice Cream Sandwich effort. View on site Today's recommended downloads Getting More From Your Network with Storage Enterprise Resource Planning (IBM) Sales Performance Management Evolution (Varicent) Selecting the Right Label Printer (Intermec Technologies) Cloud Computing and Your Data Center (IBM) Live Webcast: Complete Web Protection: 4 Strategies to Stop Threats (Sophos) Perennial favorites   The 20 most useful Android smartphone apps of 2011 The 20 best iPhone apps of 2011 for productive geeks Five reasons Android is superior to the iPhone Lesser-known Android tips and tricks Call for photos: Data center showcase TechRepublic is looking for your data center photos -- have a server room nightmare, strange sighting, or something you want to brag about? Send them in! TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tips, the latest tech news updates, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Five Apps Tablets in the Enterprise App Builder 10 Things Tech Sanity Check

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[TechRepublic] Is there a conspiracy against Windows phones?

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U.S. cellular carriers are engaged in a conspiracy against Windows phones If you've been paying attention, you might find it easy to believe the U.S. carriers are actually set on preventing Windows Phone from succeeding. Read more Resource of the day VoIP and Beyond: UC's Productivity Promise Businesses have relied on private branch exchange, or PBX phone systems for decades. However, something better has arrived. Read this white paper to learn the next wave in voice communication. Android malware sees 'exponential growth' Kara Reeder reports on the increased risk associated with downloading Android apps. Read more Gmail for iPhone and iPad is a must-grab upgrade Gmail makes for a great app that any Google Apps user should have on their Apple iOS device. Read more Don't overload mobile apps with features We want to hear from app developers about whether they agree that a number of mobile applications have too many features. Read more Implications of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for app developers Developer Kyle Miller explains why Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has him confused about the future of his current apps. Read more Working with reminders in Windows Phone 7 Windows Phone 7 Mango adds functionality that allows developers to create reminders and scheduled items. Here's how to use the feature in your WP7 apps. Read more 10 ways to combat the threat of mobile malware Mobile malware is on the rise, but user awareness is lagging behind. These preventive measures can help safeguard mobile devices. Read more Poll: Would you welcome an Android-powered PC? Google has released Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Cream Sandwich" for x86, so Android could be coming to PCs in 2012. Would you want one? Read more Five frivolous (but entertaining) apps for Windows Phone 7 Got a little time to kill? Here are a few WP7 apps that might amuse you. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Pantech Breakout: Get 4G LTE without breaking your bank It may not be sexy, but Jack Wallen believes the Pantech Breakout is a nice, inexpensive way to experience Verizon's 4G LTE network. Read more Enterprise considerations for smartphone management platforms Scott Lowe lists some key items that need to be considered when choosing a mobile device management platform. Read more Samsung Stratosphere: Average Android phone with a better than average keyboard Jack Wallen lists the Samsung Stratosphere's pros and cons to help you decide whether the Android device might be the right smartphone for you. Read more Apps of the month (November 2011): Master project management Scott Lowe highlights three useful apps: Project Management Training, iStudy P2 Project Management Foundation Exam - 220 Questions, and PMP. Read more Featured multimedia   Samsung Transform Ultra photos (Sprint) When we first saw this phone at CTIA, it was Boost Mobile-bound. About a month later, Sprint got it, too. View on site Tools for creating slick-looking apps Appearance has a lot to do with which apps people choose. Here's a rundown of some great tools that make it easy to jazz up the looks of the apps you build. View on site Jason Hiner's 10 best Android smartphones New Android smartphones flood into the market every week, which provides lots of choices but makes it difficult to sort out the best of the best. Heading into the 2011 holiday season, here's Jason Hiner's take on the 10 best Android smartphones. View on site Jason Hiner's 20 most useful Android smartphone apps If you want to quickly sort through the deluge of apps in the Android Market, here's a list of 20 that are definitely worth your time to download. View on site Inside Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (screenshots) Thanks to Android 4.0's newfound ability to take screenshots, we can bring you the inside look at Google's enormous Ice Cream Sandwich effort. View on site Today's recommended downloads IBM BladeCenter : Build Smarter IT (IBM) Smarter Data Center Multi-media White Paper (IBM) Get Your Free Trial of Diskeeper 2011 Professional (Diskeeper) Insights from the Global Chief Information Officer Study - Midmarket Perspective (IBM) Designing the Perfect Data Center Deployment (IBM) Perennial favorites   The 20 most useful Android smartphone apps of 2011 The 20 best iPhone apps of 2011 for productive geeks Five reasons Android is superior to the iPhone Lesser-known Android tips and tricks Call for photos: Data center showcase TechRepublic is looking for your data center photos -- have a server room nightmare, strange sighting, or something you want to brag about? Send them in! TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tips, the latest tech news updates, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Five Apps Tablets in the Enterprise App Builder 10 Things Tech Sanity Check

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