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Our Top Stories Free/Low-Cost Tech Classes Did you resolve to learn a new skill in 2011? Here are a few options if you can't commit to attending an in-person class. Share: Microsoft Re-issues Outlook 2007 Update After December Blunder Nearly a month after it yanked an Outlook 2007 update over connection and performance problems, Microsoft has re-released the patch to correct its mistakes. Share: In Crowded Tablet Market, Brand Identity Will Matter When it comes to the onslaught of new tablet computers coming to market, a tablet maker's brand will take on more significance than ever. Share: Microsoft Office 2010 Upgrades: Four Pitfalls to Avoid From training worries to compatibility woes, fears of business disruption can spread when IT announces a Microsoft Office 2010 upgrade. Avoid these mistakes and your upgrade will be quick and easy. Share: Cloud App Integration: What's the Best Path? There's a lot of noise from vendors of every stripe about the cloud. 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