Convergence: Cambrian Genomics laser prints DNA
Convergence: Cambrian Genomics laser prints DNA
The convergence of technology and life sciences is producing unique startups tackling big problems. Cambrian Genomics is using laser-printing to make creating DNA cheaper than ever before. Read more →
IT buyers calling it quits with Silicon Valley
IT buyers calling it quits with Silicon Valley
As enterprises discover the need to build their own software, they're ending the romance with Silicon Valley vendors. Read more →
Harvest big data in two ways for different objectives
Harvest big data in two ways for different objectives
Mary Shacklett makes the case that enterprises should consider looking at big data harvesting in the "short way" and the "long way." Read more →
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Data visualizations need to present conclusions rather than artistic masterpieces
A key component to success is effectively representing your analytic insights. Make sure your graphics present conclusions and suggest actions for users to take.
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4 mistakes to avoid on LinkedIn
Watch out for these 4 common mistakes you might be making on LinkedIn
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4 mistakes you're making on LinkedIn
Watch out for these 4 common mistakes you might be making on LinkedIn
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Which Raspberry Pi should you buy?
With a new Raspberry Pi just hitting the market TechRepublic takes a look at which of the boards and its add-ons will suit your needs.
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Process email with help: Inbox, collaborative inbox, and delegation
A collaborative inbox lets Google Apps users share the email workload. Andy Wolber explains.
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Research: Security, MDM and big data top IT leaders' priorities for next three years
The latest Tech Pro Research survey on the future of IT shows that security, mobile device management and big data are IT leaders' top priorities for the next three years.
from Tech Pro Research
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Groupon and GNOME: A legal war that almost happened
Groupon was about to undergo some dirty business by trademarking the name GNOME for a new POS system. Eventually, it backed down -- but is this a sign of things to come? Jack Wallen reacts.
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Pro tip: Easy app uninstallation on the Sony Xperia
Jack Wallen walks you through the process of quick app uninstallation on the Sony Xperia -- a process you might not even knew existed.
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Bypass two-step authentication with app passwords
Jack Wallen explains how you can create an app password to bypass two-step authentication on your mobile devices.
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How to create an app password
TechRepublic Android specialist Jack Wallen explains how to create an app password.
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IT buyers calling it quits with Silicon Valley
As enterprises discover the need to build their own software, they're ending the romance with Silicon Valley vendors.
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Pull the plug on an IT project as a last resort
Don't pull the plug on an IT project before trying software simulation and prototyping tools that give end users a better sense of what to expect from the final version.
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Apple expanding enterprise efforts to liaise with developers and sell to big companies
Apple is growing its enterprise ambitions with a new dedicated enterprise sales team to sell to big companies. Jordan Golson explains.
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IT Leaders' Tech Predictions for 2015-2018
Consumers, businesses and IT professionals alike know that technology is no stranger to change. Ever since the 1980’s, when the era of home and business computing for the masses truly began, systems, ...
from Tech Pro Research
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Protect a PaaS from hackers with four phases of defense
Defending a PaaS from hackers is a huge undertaking. Simplify this task by breaking it down into four phases of a defense-in-depth approach.
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Harvest big data in two ways for different objectives
Mary Shacklett makes the case that enterprises should consider looking at big data harvesting in the "short way" and the "long way."
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Dell enters the hyper-convergence and SDN markets, and introduces support questions
Keith Townsend believes Dell's moves into hyper-convergence and software-defined networking (SDN) markets requires more testing.
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Explore space with these 14 apps
The universe is pretty amazing, and your smartphone or tablet is a great tool to see it from Earth. Here are 14 apps that will teach you about space.
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3 reasons Microsoft made Office free for iPhone and Android
Microsoft has a few very good reasons for expanding the availability of the Microsoft Office mobile apps. Tony Bradley explains.
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NASA spacecraft and aircraft in flight
Recapture some moments in NASA history by viewing these photographs of iconic spacecraft and aircraft taking flight.
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Material Design: 10 apps that show off Google's new UI language
A selection of apps that demonstrate the new tactile design ethos that will underpin Google's future apps.
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The world from space
This TechRepublic gallery features images from the NASA on The Commons Flickr stream. There are photos from Apollo missions 4, 11, and 17, images of the Earth from the lunar surface, and more.
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Research: Security, MDM and big data top IT leaders' priorities for next three years
The latest Tech Pro Research survey on the future of IT shows that security, mobile device management and big data are IT leaders' top priorities for the next three years.
from Tech Pro Research
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System cleanup: Five good degunking tools
Here are several effective tools for getting rid of accumulated junk, obsolete apps, and system-clogging fragments.
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Five Apps: Tools for recovering your data
Recover your mission-critical data with the help of these apps.
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Photos: A retrospective of NASA experimental planes
These are just some of the experimental planes tested by the U. S. military from the early 40's to present day. Some of the model's were used as the precursor to today's spacecraft such as the Space ...
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Top 20 Nikon Small World images in 2014
2014 marks the 40th anniversary of the Nikon Small World photomicrography competition. Take a look at this year's top 20 images.
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Astrophotography: The ultimate geek hobby
Photos of the stars, Moon, Sun, and deep space objects taken by astrophotographers.
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Cracking Open the Apple iPad Air 2
Bill Detwiler cracks open the iPad Air 2, gives you a tour around the hardware inside, and explains how Apple made the tablet easier to repair.
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NASA outfits over the years
Here's a look at what some people have worn for aeronautics and space, from 1952 to 2010. These photos appear on the NASA on The Commons NASA Outfits Flickr stream.
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IT Leaders' Tech Predictions for 2015-2018
Consumers, businesses and IT professionals alike know that technology is no stranger to change. Ever since the 1980’s, when the era of home and business computing for the masses truly began, systems, ...
from Tech Pro Research
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Two ways to add checkbox controls to a Word document
Use a customized bulleted list or a content control to insert checkboxes into a Word document, depending on how you are going to use it.
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Two quick graphic tricks that return big results in a Word document
Are your Word documents in a rut? Learn how to change your document's mood using two easy-to-implement graphic techniques.
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There's no opting out of Verizon's PrecisionID
Verizon's PrecisionID allows Verizon and advertisers to profile those who use Verizon data networks, and there's no opting out. But here's how to block it.
