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10 things end users do that drive me crazy Annoying users come with the support tech territory, but sometimes a little venting can help. See if these scenarios sound familiar. Read more Resource of the day Recommendations for Implementing Cloud Security Delivering IT services via the cloud makes it hard to maintain data integrity and privacy, support data and service availability, and stay compliant. Read this white paper to learn the latest measures and best practices for cloud security. New at TechRepublic   10 email tips for preventing problems and avoiding aggravation There are plenty of ways to mishandle email communications -- and mistakes can range from embarrassing to inefficient to highly irritating. These tips will help you sidestep potential email problems. Read more Smartphones with the lowest and the highest radiation levels Find out which smartphones are the best and the worst in terms of radiation output. Scott Lowe also shares tips on how to protect yourself from the potentially harmful rays of radiation emanating from your phone. Read more Five power-saving tips for maxed-out datacenters If your office or datacenter is about to exceed its power capacity, these strategies will help you reduce consumption and use power more efficiently. Read more 10 things to love about Ubuntu 11.04 Jack Wallen has done a complete turnaround on his views of Ubuntu 11.04. Here's a look at how the latest release won him over. Read more Silverlight has too many flaws to justify its benefits In this guest post by Nate Irvin, he argues that Silverlight has too many flaws to justify its somewhat dubious benefits. Do you think that .NET developers should discourage the use of Silverlight? Read more 10 curses of the analytical thinker Being a left-brain thinker can be an asset in the IT field. But as Alan Norton observes, it's not without its shortcomings. Read more TR Community scoreboard for May 6, 2011 - Nix generic PCs In this weekly recap post, you'll get a quick look at the top discussions and members on the TechRepublic forums. Read more Featured multimedia   Gallery: Ideas that are worth millions Futuristic electronics, a supercomputer brain, and other technology projects won 1.5 million euros and a chance to win 100 million more in a competition aimed at using technology to solve social problems. View on site Today's recommended downloads When a Misplaced Mobile Device Spells Disaster (Sybase Inc.) Converged IT Infrastructures for Mission-Critical Integrations (TechRepublic) The Migration Went Great. Now, Ensure Your Microsoft Exchange Success (Quest Software) Build a Solid Strategy for Security and Risk Management (IBM) Planning for Security Features of Windows 7 (Dell, Inc. & Intel, Inc.) The 10 best ways to visually represent IT data The right chart, image, or diagram can be invaluable in clarifying and conveying IT information. The trick is finding the best tool to illustrate the specific concept or type of data you're representing. TechRepublic newsletters   Get smartphones news, product reviews, and need-to-know lists in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Smartphones Product Spotlight Five Tips 10 Things Fractal image galleries Fractal art from the XaoS zoomer Chaoscope fractals showcase the beauty of chaos Flame Fractals continue to dazzle Incredible flame fractals take you through the wormhole

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