[TechRepublic] Nook Tablet teardown: Upgraded, improved Nook Color

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Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet teardown: Upgraded, improved Nook Color The Nook Tablet is nearly identical to the Nook Color, both inside and out. This Android tablet also shares hardware with its chief rival--the Kindle Fire. Read more Resource of the day Sales Performance Management Evolution There's a difference between having a sales team and having a good sales team. Read this white paper to learn more about sales performance management tools that can help you empower your sales. Additional TechRepublic resources   Kindle Fire teardown: No-frills tablet filled with TI hardware The Kindle Fire puts Amazon's store right in your hands. Bill Detwiler cracks open the Fire for a look at the hardware inside. Read more Replace Windows Explorer with a free, feature-rich file manager Bill Detwiler examines five free file managers that might make IT pros and power users dump Windows Explorer. Read more The 10 most important things to teach your Excel users You can help new Excel users become more productive and self-reliant if you explain these core concepts, efficiency tricks, and essential features. Read more Infographic: The price of a stolen identity How much is an online identity worth to cybercriminals? This infographic shows how much money is involved in the industry of online identity thefts. Read more Troubleshoot driver problems in Windows 7 with Driver Verifier Manager Greg Shultz shows you how to use the built-in Driver Verifier Manager to troubleshoot driver problems in Microsoft Windows 7. Read more   Cracking Open: Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet The tastiest tech turkeys of 2011 10 web design tragedies TechRepublic's 2011 Geek Gift Guide: 12 items for your holiday shopping list Cracking Open the Amazon Kindle Fire Featured multimedia   Best gifts for under $50 Can't find good tech gifts for under $50? Think again. View on site The best apps for staying in touch Technology has come a long way since the days of early communication tools. Scott Lowe offers this roundup of the apps he counts on to manage essential communications with friends, colleagues, and customers. View on site Future tech exhibit plugs museum interactivity (photos) Interactive designers, researchers, and developers look to the future of museum interactivity at a kickoff event this week for new gallery of prototypes at The Tech Museum in San Jose, Calif. View on site Today's recommended downloads Integrating Solid State Into Your Data Storage (IBM) Build a Culture of Mobility in Your Organization (ProfitLine) Gaining Greater Efficiencies via Primary Storage Compression (IBM) Keeping Your Cloud Secure (IBM) The Perfect Mix: Hardware, Software, Infrastructure (IBM)   About this newsletter TR Dojo is built around a philosophy of constant learning. Our bi-weekly newsletter is my chance to share real-world lessons, IT best practices, and advanced technical tips. Bill Detwiler Head Technology Editor My Twitter feed: @billdetwiler TechRepublic is looking for tech writers TechRepublic is expanding its blog network again and is looking for IT pros who like to write about what they do. Popular TechRepublic galleries Jason Hiner's 10 best Android smartphones Jason Hiner's 10 best tablets of 2011 A gallery of goofy error messages NASA images: Desktop wallpaper from outer space Dinosaur Sightings: Windows splash screens from 1.01 to 7

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