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Photo gallery: WISE peers deep into space   WISE peers deep into space When the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) launched in December 2009, it had one goal: to more proficiently map the sky than the infrared telescopes that came before it. If the latest photos released from WISE are any indication, it succeeded in that charge. View the gallery >> Keep up with the latest galleries on TechRepublic by automatically subscribing to our Photo Galleries newsletter. iPhone and Android TechRepublic apps   TechRepublic launches native apps for iPhone and Android After upgrading the mobile version of the site earlier this year, TechRepublic is now launching native apps for iPhone and Android. Read the blog >> New galleries on TechRepublic   HTC Droid Incredible 2 The long-awaited successor to the Droid Incredible is here. Check out the HTC Droid Incredible 2 up close. View the gallery >> How Google secures its data centers Google has opened the doors to one of its data centers to show how it protects customer data. View the gallery >> BlueStacks virtualizes Android in Windows A new virtualization tool called BlueStacks will let you run a full-screen version of Android on your Windows 7. See what it looks like in this slideshow tour. View the gallery >> Geeky attire and accessories for women Some women like to express their love of geek culture through their fashion choices. From steampunk-style dresses to physics-themed tees, the items featured in this gallery will let the world know you're a geek. View the gallery >> Slideshow: How to add Flip3D to the Taskbar Windows Vista had a graphical feature for switching between open applications called Flip3D located on the Taskbar. However, that feature is absent from the Windows 7 Taskbar. Here is how you put it back. View the gallery >> Marking 10 years of space tourism On April 28, 2001, engineer Dennis Tito lifted off into space aboard a Soyuz FG rocket, becoming the first private space tourist in history. View the gallery >> >> All photo galleries on TechRepublic Featured TechRepublic blogs   Forged memory fools antimalware: A new development in rootkits Malware developers are deploying a new stealth technology. Michael Kassner interviews an expert who explains how some rootkits forge memory to outwit antimalware programs. Read the blog >> Ubuntu 11.04: Installation stumbling block and post-install impressions Jack Wallen is surprised with a bit of a glitch during the Ubuntu 11.04 installation. Have you had the same experience? Read on to see his final conclusion with the final release of Ubuntu 11.04. Read the blog >> Troubleshoot Windows 7 with the built-in Problem Steps Recorder Greg Shultz shows you how the Windows 7's Problem Steps Recorder works and how it can help you troubleshoot. Read the blog >> The dirty tricks clients play Chip Camden describes common bad behaviors that some clients exhibit. He also advises consultants on how to respond when they encounter these bad apples. Read the blog >> 10 power tricks for using Word field switches With the right combination of fields and switches, you can build expressions that perform calculations, insert text, apply complex formatting, and take the dog for a walk (almost). Read the blog >> Know when it's time to change jobs If you?re thinking about changing jobs, it?s important to honestly examine your reasons why. Read the blog >> >> All blogs on TechRepublic

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