Editor's note For years, I've dissected and analyzed the latest biz-tech products to help IT leaders make smart hardware decisions. And, I'm going to do a lot more teardowns in 2012. Beginning Dec. 20th, the TR Dojo newsletter will have a new name, "Cracking Open". The newsletter will still be delivered twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I'm excited about this change. I hope you are too. -Bill Video: TR Dojo bloopers for 2011 From noisy co-workers and soda machines to flubbed lines and bad attempts at humor, Bill Detwiler shares the TR Dojo 2011 blooper reel. Read more | Featured multimedia
| | Most-anticipated tech products of 2012 (photos) What gadgets and gizmos are we looking forwarding to getting our hands on this coming year? Here's a look at the top most-anticipated tech products of 2012. View on site | | 50 sexiest geeks in costume of 2011 TechRepublic has covered quite a few "Cons" in 2011 -- Comic Con, Gen Con, MegaCon, Dragon*Con, BlizzCon, and more. We decided to wrap up the year with a gallery dedicated to the sexiest geeks in costume. Of course, the selections here are objective. After all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder... and the tight, skimpy costumes on fit bodies sometimes helps. Many thanks to the Flickr folks... View on site | | Desktop Wallpaper: The spectacle of underwater photography Many of the most fascinating places on the Earth lie beneath the surface of the planet's oceans, which makes for colorful photography and desktop wallpaper. View on site | | | | | About this newsletter | I dissect the latest business tech products and analyze the internal components in order to help IT leaders make smart hardware purchasing and deployment decisions. Bill Detwiler Head Technology Editor | | | My Twitter feed: @billdetwiler | Connect with TechRepublic | | Last-minute geeky gifts to avoid Wally Bahny thinks these geeky gifts are not worth buying because they will lose their luster after a few minutes or one use. See if you agree with his list. | | |
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