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What Linux Will Look Like In 2012?
In four years Linux will cleave into three basic usage models; Web-based apps will rule, virtualization will be a breeze, and if you never learned command-line hacking for basic system configuration, you won't have missed a thing.

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Review: iPhone Apps Store
The best part of iPhone firmware 2.0 is its ability to access the iPhone Apps Store. You want apps? It's got apps. The store is sheer, addictive fun. Here is an in-depth review of how it all works.

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A Tale Of Two Electric Vehicles
GM's Chevy Volt hybrid electric car is still at least two years away. Meanwhile, upstart Tesla Motors started shipping its all-electric Roadster in July, and has opened a second dealer showroom.

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Comic-Con Shows Off Costumes, Gadgets, And Gals In Brass Goggles
Even if you're not into comics or science fiction, it's worth going to Comic-Con just for the spectacle.

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Top Vacations Spots For Geeks
Let the ordinary folks "staycation" -- you've got an insatiable sense of curiosity. So pack your bags and set a course for technologically and scientifically satisfying destinations.

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OSCON 2008 In Photos
Serdar Yegulalp's photos from five days of open source buzz at OSCON 2008 in Portland, OR.

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Apple's App Store Opens For Business
Apple's App Store is a big deal, perhaps more even than the hype suggests. The iPhone's accelerometer and vivid graphics enable a wide variety of mobile applications for productivity, education, navigation, gaming, and entertainment.

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Digital Print Services Buyer's Guide
We tested Kodak Gallery, Ritzpix, Shutterfly, and Wal-Mart.com and found that quick and easy file uploads were not always a simple point-and-click exercise.

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Introduction to Ubuntu Linux
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GPS Devices For The Sporting Life
If you like your car's GPS receiver, try a handheld GPS unit from Spot, Garmin, Magellan, GolfLogix, or DeLorme, and see what it can do for your next bike ride, hike, golf game, kayaking, or geocaching adventure.

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iPhone 3G Alternatives
Apple's iPhone 3G may be hogging the headlines, but there are a slew of other smartphones from HTC, Samsung, RIM, Nokia, LG, and GPS-maker Garmin, that can offer the same, if not better features.

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InformationWeek's Trip To India
The Center for Rural Transformation, Satyam, and Emergency Management and Research Institute's call center where just a few of the stops on InformationWeek's recent swing through India.

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Fritz Nelson's Photo Album
Behind the scenes with TechWeb's Fritz Nelson and his video crew.

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Review: Virtual Machine Software For The Desktop
Snapshots of virtual machine software for the desktop at work -- from VMware, Microsoft, Sun, and Fabrice Bellard.

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iPhone Apps To Watch For
Upcoming iPhone apps will let you keep an eye on where your friends are, search maps and the Internet using voice, keep track of baseball scores and highlights, and more.

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Smartphone-Free Enterprise E-mail
Many standard consumer-grade mobile phones from Nokia, Motorola, LG, Samsung, and others are capable of syncing with Exchange servers, empowering mobile e-mail for nearly anyone who needs it.

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Tough Cases: Ruggedized Smartphones
Smartphone makers Motorola, Intermec, and Tripod Data Systems are enclosing handsets in ruggedized cases and sales are soaring. Go ahead: Rock 'em, drop 'em, and knock 'em down. They can take it.

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Ultra Mobile PC Buyers' Guide
We look at 20 models of UMPCs, mobile Internet devices, and notebook UMPCs from familiar manufacturers including ASUS, Gigabyte, and Samsung, and less-known brands like Amtek, OQO, Roan Digital, Vye, and WiBrain.

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