[TechRepublic] Cracking Open the 7" Acer Iconia Tab

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Editor's note In case you missed it yesterday, I cracked open the 7" Acer Iconia Tab Android tablet this week. Check out the gallery. Cracking Open the 7" Acer Iconia Tab (A100) Resource of the day Security in Cloud Computing With all of the rush to be a part of the cloud computing revolution, some have forgotten about security. Read this white paper to learn about private cloud computing solutions that have strong security built right in. Additional TechRepublic resources   Acer Iconia Tab A100 teardown: Lots of tech crammed into 7" case The 7" Acer Iconia Tab A100 looks a lot like the 10" Iconia Tab A500, both inside and out. Unfortunately, the similarities aren't all good. Read more Windows 8 registry tweak gives you Windows 7 Start Menu Bill Detwiler shows you a quick registry tweak that makes the Windows 8 Start Menu work like it does in Windows 7. Read more Windows Server 8 to offer DHCP Failover DHCP is one of the critical services for today's IT environment. IT pro Rick Vanover shows a new availability technique with Windows Server 8. Read more Hey, Microsoft: Google is the real competitor to beat Microsoft is missing the mark and foregoing an opportunity to win customers away from the real competition - Google. Read more Choose the most efficient paste settings for you Word lets you decide how to most efficiently paste text. There are four flexible options that let you, not Word, decide how to paste. Read more 10 tips for breaking in a new IT staff member With a little effort and preparation, you can help your new employees get acclimated and up to speed with a minimum of anxiety and frustration. Read more   Microsoft predicts the future - without laptops (photos) Photo Album: Autumn in our National Parks ready for your Windows Desktop Tokyo gallery showcases robots as art (photos) Cracking Open the $1,800 Alienware M14x gaming notebook Featured multimedia   All-in-one desktops Our all-in-one desktops picks for holiday shoppers. View on site Input Devices A travel mouse or a portable Bluetooth keyboard make great tech-cessories for the geek in your life! View on site Slim and ultraportable laptops CNET's top picks for the best little laptops you can find this holiday season. View on site Today's recommended downloads The advantages of row and rack-oriented cooling architectures (American Power Conversion (APC)) Cloud Computing and Security... Thoughts From An Expert (Intel Corporation) Fostering Collaboration through Unified Communications (Cisco Systems, Inc.) Take Your Desktops from Liability to Productivity (BeyondTrust) Coca-Cola's ERP Story (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 Happy 20th to Vim The best command-line editor has just turned 20. Sorry, Emacs users; it's true. Must-read posts The 10 rising tech trends of 2012 Top IT skills wanted for 2012 Tablets will replace PCs for many enterprise users What the IT department will look like in 2015

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