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7 Linux Distros That Rock The Desktop tested openSUSE, Ubuntu 8.4, PCLinuxOS , Mandriva Linux One, Fedora, SimplyMEPIS, and CentOS 5.1 -- all distros of the Linux OS performed admirably, and each had at least one truly outstanding feature. View the Gallery Read the Story	25 External Hard Drives To Store Your Data External storage devices from Cavalry, LaCie, Maxtor, Western Digital, and others hold your data securely at the office, at home, and everywhere in between. View the Gallery Read the Story	Scenes From SL-Lost, A 'Lost' Fan Club In Second Life The group meets regularly to discuss episodes and play games based on the TV show. View the Gallery Read the Story

Salary Survey: Get The Details Our data reveals the latest trends in salary and other compensation for both staff and managers. View the Gallery Read the Story	NAC Makes Slow But Steady March To Enterprise Our third annual network access control reader survey of 471 IT decisionmakers shows that while adoption is off its early-adopter spike, the technology has staying power. View the Gallery Read the Story	High Tech High School Preps Students For IT Careers An innovative public high school in Connecticut connects with students who yearn to learn about technology, information systems, engineering, and digital electronics. View the Gallery Read the Story

Digital Spy Tools To Protect And Secure Data To catch a data thief, you'll need these tools of the security monitoring trade: discrete audio gear, tiny digital cameras, keyloggers, and a trove of other 007-worthy digital surveillance equipment. View the Gallery Read the Story	5 Ways To Get More Mobile With Google Street View Google Street View is a handy app that can scope out real estate and travel destinations, save you from your next parking ticket, and help you navigate through hairy intersections. View the Gallery Read the Story	Top Video Games For Gamers Of All Ages World of Warcraft, Desktop Tower Defense, Orange Box, Nintendo Wii, Civilization IV, and other top video games aren't just for kids -- mature adult gamers are getting hooked too. View the Gallery Read the Story

Build A QX9770 Quad-Core PC Our latest PC build project paired Intel's top-of-the-line Core 2 Extreme processor with an Asus motherboard, fast GeForce 8800 graphics, and DDR3 memory in a dual-boot configuration with both Vista and Windows XP. View the Gallery Read the Story	vLite Hacks Windows Vista Installations Create custom Vista installations by adding or removing system components and automating setup options with vLite. Unsupported by Microsoft, vLite will delight hackers and confound enterprise IT managers. View the Gallery Read the Story	Learn A Language Using Online And MultiMedia Tools Learning a language takes time and motivation, but thanks to broadband Internet, rich-media technology, and Web 2.0 tools, the language-learning process has never been easier View the Gallery Read the Story

Build the Ultimate Media Center Turn your living room into a couch-potato's dream come true. All you need is a TV, a PC, and Microsoft software you may already have. View the Gallery Read the Story	InformationWeek Research Project Portfolio Management Study With over 60% of organizations in our study reporting that IT is running most or all technology-based business projects, it's no wonder IT pros are struggling to manage the load. Project portfolio management can help ease the pressure of competing project priorities. Compare your company's approach to the 968 business technology professionals we surveyed. View the Gallery Read the Story	Microsoft Surface Coming To AT&T Stores Microsoft Surface will allow visitors to AT&T stores to interact with mobile devices and content by using touch, gestures and the placement of devices on Surface. View the Gallery Read the Story

Auto GPS Buyer's Guide: Expert Tips Find your way to a good GPS system for your car with our expert's tips on buying and using personal navigation devices from TomTom, Garmin, and Magellan. View the Gallery Read the Story	7 Desktop Encryption Apps That Lock Down Data TruCrypt, PGP, FreeOTFE, and BitLocker provide remarkably strong, on-the-fly encryption to keep your data secure from loss, theft, or prying eyes. View the Gallery Read the Story	Qwaq Builds Virtual Worlds For Business Collaboration Qwaq is somewhat like Second Life, in that it's a virtual world, but it's optimized with security, document-sharing and a simple interface designed to permit collaboration between small workgroups. View the Gallery

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