50 sexiest geeks in costume of 2011

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Check out our gallery of the sexiest geeks in costume of 2011 50 sexiest geeks in costume of 2011 TechRepublic has covered quite a few "Cons" in 2011 -- Comic Con, Gen Con, MegaCon, Dragon*Con, BlizzCon, and more. We decided to wrap up the year with a gallery dedicated to the sexiest geeks in costume. View the gallery >>   TechRepublic newsletters Simply click the newsletter titles you want from the list below to be automatically subscribed. Geekend: Get off-topic chatter about all things geeky, including science fiction, movies, gaming, books, space, gadgets, and more. Five Apps: Discover the tools you need to solve a specific problem, handle a certain type of task, or make your job a little easier. TechRepublic Australia Wrapper: Each week make sure you keep up to date on all the essential developments from Australia. Tablets in the Enterprise: Learn how tablets can be put to use in a business environment. All TechRepublic newsletter offerings >> Featured galleries Last-minute geeky gifts to avoid Wally Bahny thinks these geeky gifts are not worth buying because they will lose their luster after a few minutes or one use. View the gallery >> Last-minute stocking stuffers for laptops and mobile tech Check out these cool accessories for laptops and other mobile products that deserve a last-minute holiday gift nod. View the gallery >> Cracking Open the Samsung Galaxy Nexus Bill Detwiler cracks open the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Inside the 4G Android smartphone he found hardware from Samsung, VIA Telecom, FCI, and Texas Instruments. View the gallery >> Create your own Classic Start Menu in Windows 7 Greg Shultz shows you how to create your own Classic Start Menu in Microsoft Windows 7 right alongside of the operating system's new Start Menu. View the gallery >> CNET 100: Best. apps. ever. There are 1 gazillion apps available for today's mobile devices--give or take. But most are too buggy, simple, or just plain boring to hold our interest for more than a few days. These apps are the ones that matter. View the gallery >> Top replacements for PowerPoint Most people think of PowerPoint when they think of presentation software. But there are some good alternatives out there that might do a better job for you. View the gallery >> Soluto 2.0 aims for 'the home CTO' The new version of PC crash manager expands beyond crashes to include tech support. See in this slideshow what it looks like. View the gallery >> Street View transformed Photographer Aaron Hobson spent four years traveling the world in Google Street View, looking for images he could modify to create "enchanted and remote lands." View the gallery >> Desktop Wallpaper: The spectacle of underwater photography Many of the most fascinating places on the Earth lie beneath the surface of the planet's oceans, which makes for colorful photography and desktop wallpaper. View the gallery >> All photo galleries on TechRepublic >> 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 >> Send us your feedback here. Sign up for more free newsletters from TechRepublic! To manage your account settings or to remove yourself from all TechRepublic communications, please visit our Subscription Center. The e-mail address for your subscription is vishwaalok@mail.com Unsubscribe from this e-mail | FAQ | Advertise | Privacy Policy | Terms os use Copyright 2011 CBS Interactive, Inc. All rights reserved. TechRepublic is a registered service mark of CBS Interactive, Inc. TechRepublic 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.