[TechRepublic] Aussie iPad details, Chrome pwned

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Aussie iPad details, Chrome pwned While iPad announcements are nice in theory from California, what will it mean on the ground in Australia? And Google Chrome gets pwned by a group of French hackers. Read more Resource of the day Remote support for PCs, Macs and Smartphones You need the ability to support users on today's most popular platforms -- including iPhones and iPads. LogMeIn Rescue can help. Test drive LogMeIn Rescue for free and start providing complete on-demand remote support to customers and colleagues. AtG: phone JS releases, Allphones FTP openness, X on Android One Melburnian has got X running on Android; new mobile JavaScript frameworks have appeared; and one phone retailer's open FTP back-end. Read more Adding SQLite to a sortable ListView Having a sortable ListView in an Android app is one thing, but its not really useful unless it is persistent across activity instances — and that's where SQLite comes in. Read more Sensis and Pollenizer team up for hackfest The last two Saturdays of this month will see teams hacking away in Sydney for a chance to be taken under Pollenizer's wing. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Apple's third-gen iPad: Analysis from Hiner and Detwiler Here is TechRepublic's analysis of the newest iPad announced by Apple on Wednesday. Jason Hiner and Bill Detwiler provide the commentary. Read more Developer news: Windows 8, Applicasa's Start-App, SQL Azure price drop Read about ASP.NET 4 and Visual Studio 11 betas, Ruby 1.9.3-p125, Riak 1.1, NET Gadgeteer, Business of Software 2012, and more. Read more Using Test-Driven Development with existing projects Learn how to know when it's time to refactor in Test-Driven Development, and how TDD can work well even when maintaining poorly designed software. Read more Googlighting provides enterprise SaaS guidance SaaS developers should watch Microsoft's Googlighting ad, because it presents a good list of technical and business issues you should be able to address about your application. Read more It's the little things: Windows 8 both delights and infuriates For Deb Shinder, the Consumer Preview of Windows 8 both delights and infuriates. She explains which features push which buttons. Read more Poll: Is it OK for people to expect free IT advice from you? Every IT pro has been asked for some kind of technical advice from friends and family members. But when near strangers in a social environment ask, is it out of line? Read more Featured multimedia   Hands-on Apple's new iPad (photos) CNET gets a hands-on look at Apple's third-generation iPad. View on site A closer look at iOS 5.1 (photos) iOS 5.1 adds some minor improvements and interface tweaks to Apple's mobile OS. CNET takes a closer look at exactly that the update brings. View on site Slideshow: Set up a Windows 8 shutdown shortcut You can indeed shutdown a device running Microsoft Windows 8. One easy way to accomplish the task is by using a desktop shortcut. View on site Five PC apps for smoother traveling From expense reporting to finding discount flights, these tools will come in handy for all sorts of travel tasks. View on site Today's recommended downloads Remote support for PCs, Macs and Smartphones (LogMeIn) The Top Five Reasons to Choose Toad Over SQL Developer (Quest Software) Webcast: Transforming Business Productivity and Collaboration with Microsoft Office 365 (Microsoft) Controlling & Managing Super User Access (Quest Software) vRanger Trial (Quest Software) Connect with TechRepublic Alan Turing: Exhibition offers rare glimpse of the man behind the enigma An exhibition at Bletchley Park, the home of British codebreaking during WWII, brings together the possessions that defined the life of the father of computing, Alan Turing. TechRepublic newsletters   Get programming, mobile development, and design tips and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Software Engineer App Builder Web Designer IT Consultant

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