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Data Recovery With Linux Disasters happen to the best of computers. Luckily, open source apps like SystemRescueCD, dd, Partedmagic, BackTrack, Security Tools Distribution, Helix, and TestDisk can help you recover your important data and bring dead systems back to life. View the Gallery Read the Story	Inside (And Outside) The Red Hat Summit 2008 Two events In Boston this week demonstrate how open source principals have put an entertainment juggernaut and a sports franchise at the top of their respective games. View the Gallery	Review: Firefox 3 Burns Up The Web Overall, Firefox 3 is a triumph, faster and more memory-efficient than its predecessors, with improvements to make Web surfing easier. But security is a problem. View the Gallery Read the Story

Microsoft's Newest Mega Data Centers Microsoft is spending billions on data centers like these in San Antonio and Chicago, to beat its Web competition. View the Gallery Read the Story	HDTV Home Theater Summer Blockbusters See how Apple TV, Blu-Ray, Netflix Player by Roku, Vudu, and Xbox Live Marketplace can bring the cinema into the comfort of your own living room. View the Gallery Read the Story	Inside Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference A developer's-eye view of Apple's WWDC June 9, 2008 in San Francisco, the day Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone 3G handset. Photos by Sidney San Martin. View the Gallery

Apple's 3G iPhone Revealed Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the 3G iPhone on June 9th , 2008 in San Francisco. Apple announced enhancements to its smartphone platform with a host of Web 2.0 features designed to keep users connected and synched to all of their applications. View the Gallery Read the Story	Nanotech And Cleantech In Boston Images from the NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and the concurrent CleanTechnology show in Boston June 3, 2008. View the Gallery	Gates And Google In Steel City Two of the newest landmarks on Carnegie Mellon University's Pittsburgh campus are the under-construction Gates Center for Computer Science, partly funded by a $20 million donation from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the three-year-old Collaborative Innovation Center, home to Google and other tech companies. View the Gallery

Taming Microsoft Vista's UAC Are all those Vista User Account Control warnings driving you nuts? Here's how to make UAC less intrusive while keeping legitimate threats at bay. View the Gallery Read the Story	Digital Devices To Drive Up Your Car's Fun Factor State-of-the-art mobile technologies for your car -- GPS, digital movies and music, satellite radio, TV, and even the Internet -- can turn what would have been a hot schlep down the highway into a joy ride. View the Gallery Read the Story	Run Linux From A Flash Drive Here's how to get the speed of a Linux hard drive install with the convenience of a live CD: load Linux from a USB flash drive. View the Gallery Read the Story

Apple Nation: Mac Fans, Red Sox Open Boston Store The Apple store opening in Boston Thursday attracted an assorted bunch: Mac fans, Red Sox players, a member of Aerosmith, and one Vista supporter -- who said he was there because he likes standing in long lines. View the Gallery Read the Story	How To Spend That Extra Government Check Think you can't afford anything fun? A search for goodies from Apple, Asus, LG, Magnavox, Garmin and others turns up notebook computers, a flat screen display, an HDTV, a Blu-ray DVD burner, a GPS device, and more. View the Gallery Read the Story	Ford's Sync Gives Drivers Voice Command Over Mobile Devices Microsoft and Ford have developed the Sync, a voice-activated, in-car communications and entertainment system, whose most striking feature may be how clearly it reveals the immaturity of the user interface in the automotive environment. View the Gallery Read the Story

Learn To Become A Real Guitar Hero, Online Online music education -- and guitar sites in particular -- has blossomed with the popularity of games such as Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Here's a guide to Web sites that will make you a virtual rock star. View the Gallery Read the Story	Supercomputer In A Day Purdue University's IT staffers recently spent a day building a supercomputer that will rank as the 40th fastest in the world. View the Gallery Read the Story	Microsoft Vista Service Pack 1 Disaster Recovery Guide Vista's SP1 was expected to solve a lot of users' problems; instead, for many, it caused even more troubles. Here are some of the top complaints, from a Windows Update that won't update to endless reboot loops, and how to fix them. View the Gallery Read the Story

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