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VMware takes virtualization higher and deeper with rich storage automation and more advanced virtual networking tools

Surprisingly beefy, browser-based JSFiddle, Icenium, Cloud9, and Codenvy stretch from client-side JavaScript to server-side Java and Web stacks.

Expion wins our test of eight enterprise-grade social media monitoring tools

Facebook users are constantly being told that their privacy is under siege. Here are seven apps that can help secure your personal data.

SocialBro is a handy tool for analyzing your Twitter community, and its free version boasts a slick interface.

Latest blend of Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync servers in the cloud combines an excellent feature set with easier setup and management

Chatting online is easier than ever; chatting securely, not so much. The chat clients built into Facebook and Gmail emphasize ubiquity and ease of use over encryption. Cryptocat is one chat client that says you can have both security and convenience, and made quite a splash upon arrival.

Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 ($60 for one year and three PCs, as of 12/19/12) is a solid antimalware suite that provides admirable protection and an excellent settings interface. This program looks a little different from the other suites we tested, mainly because of its teal-and-white colors, in contrast to the green-is-good/red-is-bad user interface that most other security packages use. But once you get past the fact that teal is sort of the same as green (trust us, this takes a moment), it's a good program that will keep you safe from most incoming attacks.

When I first heard about Facebook Graph Search, I expressed some doubts about how useful the feature would be for churning out practical results. Now that I have access to the feature, those doubts about whether most Facebook users will get much use out of it have only intensified.

SoftLayer brings fine-grained configuration options, high performance, and interesting extras to the self-service cloud.

Okta and OneLogin score high in test of eight SSO solutions that cut help desk calls and boost password security.

We review Brother's OmniJoin Web and videoconferencing service.