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Mamutu 3.0.0.19 (Windows) Mamutu monitors in real time all active programs for dangerous behavior and blocks malicious activities. It recognizes new and unknown trojans, backdoors, keyloggers, worms, viruses, spyware, adware, and rootkits (Zero-Day attacks) without the need of daily signature updates. Read more Resource of the day Migrate Your Servers... Automatically! The process of moving is never easy. In the end, you wish you'd just hired some movers. The same is true when you're migrating servers, only instead of movers, there are automatic migration tools to help out. Read this white paper to learn more. New software downloads   Springclean 1.0 (Windows) SpringClean is an application to help you archive and remove your old files, keeping your file systems and disks nice and clean. Read more Xangati for ESX(i) Virtual Server Performance Management 7 (Windows) Xangati for ESX(i) is a "top ten" free vSphere tool. It's the only solution on the market that has a real-time health index that tracks the ongoing performance health of your ESX(i) host and its guest VMs. Read more Daily Accounts 8.0 (Windows) It's a double entry Accounting database Software, including these modules. Tree based Chart of Accounts Management. Debit Vouchers. Credit Vouchers. General Vouchers. Voucher Book. Searchable Report. Cash book report. Complete multiple level user security. One click database backup and restore. Read more ZIP2FIX 1.0 (Windows) Zip2Fix is a free and easy to use portable tool to extract the undamaged files from a ZIP file when some of the files inside the archive are damaged. Read more eWallet for Windows Mobile touchscreen - Top Award-winning Mobile Wallet 7.2 (Mobile) This version of eWallet will work on your Windows Mobile touchscreen device. Read more Disk'n Power Suite 3.0 (Mobile) This package is a combination of two well known battery and memory utilities called Disk'n Power and Disk'n Power Today Plugin. Read more Stat/Transfer 11.0 (Mac) Ever had a colleague send you an XYZ file that you wanted in ABC format--say an SPSS file that you wanted in Stata format or the other way around? Stat/Transfer makes it easy to move data among the different spreadsheet and statistical programs by providing a fast and reliable way to convert files from one format to another. Read more Disclaimer: CBS Interactive Inc. is not responsible for the content of the publisher's descriptions or user reviews on this site. We encourage you to determine whether this product or your intended use is legal. We do not encourage or condone the use of any software in violation of applicable laws. CBS Interactive Inc. does not sell, resell, or license any of the products listed on the site. 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We've rounded up all the announced models in one place to help you keep track of what's coming and where they're headed. See them here. View on site Seven great sources for free iOS apps (screenshots) A lot of apps are already a bargain at a buck or two, but nothing beats free. These sites, apps, and services help you find free and newly free downloads for your iDevice. View on site Bonnie Cha's 10 favorite Android apps (CNET 100) As part of the CNET 100, smartphones editor Bonnie Cha picks her favorite Android apps. View on site Kent German's favorite Android apps (CNET 100) Cell phone editor Kent German kicks off two weeks of the CNET 100 Android Apps with his top picks for your Android phone. View on site Id Software through the years Id Software is most closely associated with Doom and Quake (and its forthcoming game RAGE), but the company cut its teeth in the early 1990s with the "Commander Keen" series of 2D platformer games. 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10 small Linux apps I can't live without The spotlight is usually on the bigger Linux players, like LibreOffice and Claws Mail -- but these little workhorses deserve attention, too. Read more Resource of the day BlackBerry Users: Never Leave Your Professional Network Behind Discover how BlackBerry smartphone users can take their professional networks with them. Get an overview of the BlackBerry clients for IBM Lotus Connections and IBM Lotus Quickr and the technical details of how they work on BlackBerry. 10 surefire ways to alienate your clients An angry client is likely to become an ex-client. See how avoiding the missteps on this list can help you prevent client meltdowns. Read more 10 things that get better (or worse) with age Do we improve as we get older -- or do we decline? Steve Tobak breaks it down and concludes we do a bit of both. Read more 10 tips for sharpening your logical thinking Logical thinking helps you discern the truth, solve problems, and make good decisions -- unless your logic is flawed. Here are a few principles that will help ensure correct reasoning. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Use Windows Memory Diagnostic to investigate RAM problems in Win7 Greg Shultz explains how to use the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool to test for defective RAM. Read more Should technology push out cursive writing instruction? More and more states are dropping the teaching of cursive writing because of technological advancements. Do you think that's right? Read more Guidelines on upgrading vs. replacing a client workstation Erik Eckel shares his IT consultancy's guidelines for determining whether to upgrade or replace a client system that's showing age. Read more Use color to identify mail messages to and from specific people Want to respond to important people more efficiently? Assign color to their incoming messages so they'll stand out in your crowded Inbox. Read more Google+ coverage on TechRepublic Why Google Plus is about to change the Web as we know it Four ways Google+ will end up in your workplace Google+: It's friending, with benefits (images) 7 Google+ essentials (photos) Today's recommended downloads Build a Solid Strategy for Security and Risk Management (IBM) Take Your Business Relationships to the Next Level (IBM) Recommendations for Implementing Cloud Security (IBM) Get a Little Closer to the End of the Economic Tunnel (IBM) Cloud Computing Implementation: Learning From Others Mistakes (IBM) The Open Game License: A case study in open source markets The history of the roleplaying game industry in general, and the Dungeons and Dragons game in particular, serves as an interesting case study in the relative benefits of openness in business models. TechRepublic newsletters   Get developer and security tips, tech analysis, app reviews, and more in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Web Developer Google in the Enterprise IT Security Smartphones

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10 small Linux apps I can't live without The spotlight is usually on the bigger Linux players, like LibreOffice and Claws Mail -- but these little workhorses deserve attention, too. Read more Resource of the day Cloud Computing Implementation: Learning From Others Mistakes There are things that can go wrong with any implementation. Read this white paper to learn more about cloud computing and how to learn from the mistakes of others. 10 surefire ways to alienate your clients An angry client is likely to become an ex-client. See how avoiding the missteps on this list can help you prevent client meltdowns. Read more 10 things that get better (or worse) with age Do we improve as we get older -- or do we decline? Steve Tobak breaks it down and concludes we do a bit of both. Read more 10 tips for sharpening your logical thinking Logical thinking helps you discern the truth, solve problems, and make good decisions -- unless your logic is flawed. Here are a few principles that will help ensure correct reasoning. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Use Windows Memory Diagnostic to investigate RAM problems in Win7 Greg Shultz explains how to use the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool to test for defective RAM. Read more Should technology push out cursive writing instruction? More and more states are dropping the teaching of cursive writing because of technological advancements. Do you think that's right? Read more Guidelines on upgrading vs. replacing a client workstation Erik Eckel shares his IT consultancy's guidelines for determining whether to upgrade or replace a client system that's showing age. Read more Use color to identify mail messages to and from specific people Want to respond to important people more efficiently? Assign color to their incoming messages so they'll stand out in your crowded Inbox. Read more Google+ coverage on TechRepublic Why Google Plus is about to change the Web as we know it Four ways Google+ will end up in your workplace Google+: It's friending, with benefits (images) 7 Google+ essentials (photos) Today's recommended downloads Get Your Free Trial of Diskeeper 2011 (Diskeeper) Recommendations for Implementing Cloud Security (IBM) Gain a Competitive Edge with Analytics (IBM) Spend Time Using Technology, Not Implementing It (IBM) Dispelling the Vapor Around Cloud Computing (IBM) The Open Game License: A case study in open source markets The history of the roleplaying game industry in general, and the Dungeons and Dragons game in particular, serves as an interesting case study in the relative benefits of openness in business models. TechRepublic newsletters   Get developer and security tips, tech analysis, app reviews, and more in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Web Developer Google in the Enterprise IT Security Smartphones

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10 small Linux apps I can't live without The spotlight is usually on the bigger Linux players, like LibreOffice and Claws Mail -- but these little workhorses deserve attention, too. Read more Resource of the day KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study With program management assistance from KPMG, HP establishes a foundation to automate its records management using HP TRIM software. Download case study here 10 surefire ways to alienate your clients An angry client is likely to become an ex-client. See how avoiding the missteps on this list can help you prevent client meltdowns. Read more 10 things that get better (or worse) with age Do we improve as we get older -- or do we decline? Steve Tobak breaks it down and concludes we do a bit of both. Read more 10 tips for sharpening your logical thinking Logical thinking helps you discern the truth, solve problems, and make good decisions -- unless your logic is flawed. Here are a few principles that will help ensure correct reasoning. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Use Windows Memory Diagnostic to investigate RAM problems in Win7 Greg Shultz explains how to use the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool to test for defective RAM. Read more Should technology push out cursive writing instruction? More and more states are dropping the teaching of cursive writing because of technological advancements. Do you think that's right? Read more Guidelines on upgrading vs. replacing a client workstation Erik Eckel shares his IT consultancy's guidelines for determining whether to upgrade or replace a client system that's showing age. Read more Use color to identify mail messages to and from specific people Want to respond to important people more efficiently? Assign color to their incoming messages so they'll stand out in your crowded Inbox. Read more Google+ coverage on TechRepublic Why Google Plus is about to change the Web as we know it Four ways Google+ will end up in your workplace Google+: It's friending, with benefits (images) 7 Google+ essentials (photos) Today's recommended downloads KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study Prepare an ERM classification scheme Unified Communications Make Better Decisions with Better Information (IBM) Spend Time Using Technology, Not Implementing It (IBM) The Open Game License: A case study in open source markets The history of the roleplaying game industry in general, and the Dungeons and Dragons game in particular, serves as an interesting case study in the relative benefits of openness in business models. TechRepublic newsletters   Get developer and security tips, tech analysis, app reviews, and more in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Web Developer Google in the Enterprise IT Security Smartphones

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