[TechRepublic] First five apps

Five Apps TechRepublic Member | September 20, 2012

Editor's note With Windows 8 on the horizon, is it time to reevaluate the first five apps? Make business collaboration easier with five chat client apps Resource of the day Building a better mousetrap in anti-malware Change is a constant in security, but are businesses buying and using the best mix of security technologies to meet their needs and obligations? It may be time for a fresh approach... Hottest new lists   The first five apps I install on a new Windows desktop When you set up a new Windows installation for yourself, which apps do you turn to first? Scott Lowe shares his work-oriented list of essential apps. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Nitro Pro 8: A feature rich and economical Adobe Acrobat alternative Will Kelly reviews Nitro Pro 8, a third party Windows application for creating and managing PDFs. Read more Writing on the go: Google Drive for iOS and Android On September 10, 2012, Google made it possible for mobile device users to edit Google documents from their mobile device - no PC needed. Read more Review: Tether brings reliable cellular Internet to your PC Tether stands out from the majority of other cell-phone Internet tethering applications because of its ease of use and convenience. Read more Secure Copy trial download Migrate Quickly, Easily and Securely - for Free!Migrating data between Windows-based devices? It isn't just moving information - it's copying data, permissions, shares, users and groups, and doing it securely and with little or no downtime. Are you ready for the headaches and time commitment? If not, you need Secure Copy.Secure copy is ridiculously easy to use, fully customizable and... Read more Featured multimedia   Hands on with Office 2013 Can Microsoft create an interface for Office that successfully melds together to support mouse, touch, and stylus? View on site Featured Webcast LIVE WEBCAST: The IT Factor, Secrets of Outsourcing TechRepublic & ZDNet present, Secrets of Outsourcing, September 20th at 1pm PT, 4pm ET. This webcast will examine how and when businesses should consider outsourcing, which IT functions can be outsourced, pitfalls to avoid, corporate culture, and when to keep things in-house. Today's recommended downloads Avoid the Hidden Costs of Upgrading Data Center Power Capacity (APC by Schneider Electric) TechLines: Join Larry Dignan, NASA, Ford, IBM & T-Mobile LIVE In NYC (TechLines) LIVE WEBCAST: The IT Factor, Secrets of Outsourcing (TechRepublic) PHD Virtual Citrix XenServer Backup Software Trial Download (PHD Virtual Technologies) Technology Report: Energy-Efficient Cooling for Data Centers (APC by Schneider Electric) Connect with TechRepublic Getting hands-on with Office 2013 Can Microsoft create an interface for Office that successfully melds together to support mouse, touch, and stylus? TechRepublic Australia Editor Chris Duckett explores this question. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! TechRepublic UK TechRepublic Australia Wrapper Web Designer The Enterprise Cloud Tablets in the Enterprise

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