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Aussie opens up WebGL on iOS An Australian developer poked around in Apple's private iOS API collection and returned with a canvas that allows developers to take a sneak peak at WebGL running on iOS. Read more Resource of the day New Project Platform Selection for CICS Users Read this white paper to learn more about IBM's Business Rules Management Systems (BRMS) that can help organizations get their applications on the same page. Google Developer Day: Sydney After a three-year absence, Google Developer Day returned to Sydney to cover all of the APIs and services that the search giant offers. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Google+ Pages captures elusive social networking strengths Google+ Pages plays to the social networks' strengths - search, noise filtering, and authenticity - in a way that's unique among its peers. Read more Linux Mint shows third GNOME way Don't like Unity? Hate GNOME 3? Linux Mint shows that there is another way. Read more Make anything barrel roll If you type "do a barrel roll" into Google, the page rotates. That's nice but with this one-liner we can do it on any site we wish. Read more New Kinect SDK for Windows available and ready for next big thing Since the release of the Kinect SDK, developers created hundreds of uses for the Kinect, and the potential for additional innovation is limitless. Read more Xubuntu, so close, but not quite there Jack Wallen jumps the generic Ubuntu ship for the faster, cleaner waters of Xubuntu. But is Xubuntu everything it could (and should be)? Check out Jack's opinion on this distribution "that could". Read more Windows Server 8 to offer DHCP Failover DHCP is one of the critical services for today's IT environment. IT pro Rick Vanover shows a new availability technique with Windows Server 8. Read more Happy 20th to Vim The best command-line editor has just turned 20. Sorry, Emacs users; it's true. Read more Featured multimedia   Google Developer Day: Sydney Sydney hosted a leg of Google's Developer Days after a three-year absence. View on site 20 worst-named tech products, ever Common sense tells you that the key aspect of selling a new product is in the name. And this is where many companies have failed miserably. View on site Motorola Droid Razr (photos) With its razor-thin design, jam-packed features, and blazing speed, the Motorola Droid Razr is easily one of the year's top Android smartphones. View on site Jason Hiner's 10 best tablets of 2011 New tablets have hit the market week after week throughout 2011, but here are the 10 best that are worth your attention, and your money. View on site Tokyo gallery showcases robots as art (photos) Tokyo's NTT InterCommunication Center has two shows featuring robots as art, and, in some cases, artists. View on site Today's recommended downloads Who's Managing The Management Tools? (American Power Conversion (APC)) Webcast: The Perfect Storm - Drive Customer Satisfaction Up and Costs Down (Citrix Online) How to Optimize Performance in eCommerce Production Environments (dynaTrace software) Increase E-Commerce Revenue With New Techniques in APM (dynaTrace software) Why is DB2 for z/OS better than Oracle RAC? (IBM) Connect with TechRepublic Jason Hiner's 10 best tablets of 2011 New tablets have hit the market week after week throughout 2011, but here are the 10 best that are worth your attention, and your money. TechRepublic newsletters   Get programming, mobile development, and design tips and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Software Engineer App Builder Web Designer IT Consultant Geeky TechRepublic galleries New York Comic Con 2011: Costumes and cosplay BlizzCon 2011: Serious gamers unite Toronto Zombie Walk and undead wedding SteamCon III: Costumes of Steampunk enthusiasts Seattle hosts the very first GeekGirlCon

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