Does mobile technology really click in the classroom?
InsideVandy
The fact that other professors here are still reserved about mobile technology use is not necessarily a bad thing, though. Bruff points out that many instructors elsewhere miss the point of BYOD because while they have implemented it, they have done so ...
See all stories on this topic »The Morning Briefing: Mobile technology growth
SmartPlanet.com (blog)
“The Morning Briefing” is SmartPlanet's daily roundup of must-reads from the web. This morning we're reading about mobile tech growth. 1.) China mobile needs to wake up as 3G growth slows. China Mobile reported the slowest growth in 3G additions in 19 ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Business Summit 2012 agenda
The Guardian
The one-day summit is catered for forward-thinking business leaders, digital marketers, digital publishers, advertising executives and technology suppliers to debate the challenges and opportunities presented by mobile technologies to the media ...
See all stories on this topic »China's biggest search engine Baidu enters mobile browser fight
Chicago Tribune
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's dominant search engine Baidu Inc rolled out a mobile browser on Monday to help secure its share in a mobile Internet market that surpasses the U.S. population in size and to fend off smaller rivals such as Qihoo 360 ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile app designers and security skills in demand
The Australian
MORE Australian IT leaders plan to hire people with mobile technology skills, with 18 per cent reporting a shortage of talent, according to research. The data, from executive search and recruitment firm Harvey Nash, found 16 per cent of local ...
See all stories on this topic »Patent lawsuits becoming a scourge
The Seattle Times
In a bizarre piece of patent litigation involving several companies, including The New York Times, an obscure inventor who has turned his patent portfolio into a weapon of mass litigation is wielding patent for the rather obvious mobile technology that ...
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InsideVandy
The fact that other professors here are still reserved about mobile technology use is not necessarily a bad thing, though. Bruff points out that many instructors elsewhere miss the point of BYOD because while they have implemented it, they have done so ...
See all stories on this topic »The Morning Briefing: Mobile technology growth
SmartPlanet.com (blog)
“The Morning Briefing” is SmartPlanet's daily roundup of must-reads from the web. This morning we're reading about mobile tech growth. 1.) China mobile needs to wake up as 3G growth slows. China Mobile reported the slowest growth in 3G additions in 19 ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Business Summit 2012 agenda
The Guardian
The one-day summit is catered for forward-thinking business leaders, digital marketers, digital publishers, advertising executives and technology suppliers to debate the challenges and opportunities presented by mobile technologies to the media ...
See all stories on this topic »China's biggest search engine Baidu enters mobile browser fight
Chicago Tribune
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's dominant search engine Baidu Inc rolled out a mobile browser on Monday to help secure its share in a mobile Internet market that surpasses the U.S. population in size and to fend off smaller rivals such as Qihoo 360 ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile app designers and security skills in demand
The Australian
MORE Australian IT leaders plan to hire people with mobile technology skills, with 18 per cent reporting a shortage of talent, according to research. The data, from executive search and recruitment firm Harvey Nash, found 16 per cent of local ...
See all stories on this topic »Patent lawsuits becoming a scourge
The Seattle Times
In a bizarre piece of patent litigation involving several companies, including The New York Times, an obscure inventor who has turned his patent portfolio into a weapon of mass litigation is wielding patent for the rather obvious mobile technology that ...
See all stories on this topic »