How to set up the Igloohome Deadbolt 02 smart lock
If you're looking for a smart lock to protect your home or business, the Igloohome Deadbolt 02 might be the one. Jack Wallen has the det...
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How to use Excel's conditional formatting to highlight the same row and column as the active cell
Highlighting the row and column that are common to the active cell requires a simple VBA event procedure and two conditional formatting rule...
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Essential Phone PH-1: The smart person's guide
The Essential Phone PH-1 is one of the most intriguing Android devices, particularly because of its connection to Android superstar Andy Rub...
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Why Kubernetes' platform prowess is a bigger threat to Amazon than its containers
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is reportedly building a Kubernetes service, which is bigger than just containers. from Latest | TechRepublic ht...
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How to improve your Mac notebook's battery life for free with Chargeberry
Mac batteries don't last forever. Fortunately, the free Chargeberry app simplifies monitoring and improving battery performance. from ...
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Microsoft's next HoloLens will have dedicated AI chip, boosting on-board processing
With the new, Microsoft-designed AI coprocessor, the HoloLens won't be reliant on the cloud for analyzing visual data. from Latest | T...
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Three Square Market becomes first US company to offer implanted microchips to all employees
The company's biochip RFID hand implants will allow employees to open doors, login to computers, and buy snacks in the break room. fro...
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iCloud Keychain encryption bug exposes iOS passwords, credit card numbers
A flaw in iCloud's end-to-end security put iOS users' information at risk. Here's how to stay safe. from Latest | TechRepublic...
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New Microsoft cloud service uses AI to find bugs in your code
Microsoft Security Risk Detection will use artificial intelligence to help developers find bad code and detect security vulnerabilities in t...
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Windows 10 only slightly more popular than Windows XP among firms
Despite Windows XP being no longer patched against hackers, XP is still being used on 11% of laptops and desktops, compared to 13% running W...
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This Raspberry Pi-powered laptop is tiny enough to fit in your pocket
This latest project offers something for people who want to turn the Pi into a traditional computer with a twist, a 'laptop' so smal...
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The top 5 IT certifications that will increase your salary
Want to move up the ladder in your tech career? Here are five certifications that can help you earn more money. from Latest | TechRepublic...
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Creating a bootable VMware ESXi USB drive in Windows
Trying to get started with VMware's virtualization app but lack an optical drive on your server? Here are the steps to transform the ISO...
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Edge computing: The smart person's guide
Edge computing is when you generate, collect, and analyze data where the data is generated. To learn more about edge computing, IoT and big ...
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Worried about ransomware? Here are 3 things IT leaders need to know before the next big outbreak
It's only a matter of time before another WannaCry-style ransomware outbreak, but you don't have to be a victim. Here's what IT ...
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Travel Experience Incubator Challenge seeking startups with innovative ideas
Accenture, Marriott and 1776 are seeking startups to participate in a three-month program to develop tech for travelers. The goal is to tran...
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Seattle, not San Francisco, is the fastest growing market for software engineers, report says
A new report from LinkedIn examines a host of factors around software engineering, including which cities are paying the most and what skill...
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10 time-saving tips to speed your work in Word
Even seasoned Word experts can become more efficient by learning an unfamiliar trick or two. See if these features and shortcuts shave a bit...
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Game companies are forerunners of the next wave of business tech innovation
In an interview with TechRepublic, Albion Online developer Sandbox Interactive explains that innovations common in today's business tech...
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50% of low-skilled jobs will be replaced by AI and automation, report claims
A report from Ball State University found that machines will master half of low-skilled jobs currently performed by humans, and a quarter of...
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