Mobile devices in education: Part one
Business Review Europe
The growth in consumer devices such as mobile phones and tablets looks set to continue, with talk now of Apple developing a mobile device in a watch. And with three-quarters of children aged 10 already owning a mobile phone, more and more students are ...
See all stories on this topic »Biostamps or pills could be used to unlock your mobile device according to ...
TECH.BLORGE.com
Biostamps or pills could be used to unlock your mobile device according to Motorol Imagine taking a pill each day simply so you don't have to enter passwords to unlock your phone and maybe your computer. You could settle for a Biostamp tattoo on your ...
See all stories on this topic »How mobile devices are forcing businesses to rethink customer service
VentureBeat
Mobile devices have created an entirely new way for people to interact with businesses. The good news for businesses is that millions of Americans can now download your app and make purchases on their smartphones and tablets every day. The bad news ...
See all stories on this topic »Dean Dunham, YouandYourRights.com: Using your mobile phone while driving
This is Gloucestershire
OVER the past few months, I have received lots of queries regarding what the law is in relation to driving while using a mobile phone. Using a mobile phone while driving became a criminal offence that carried points or disqualification in 2007. As a ...
See all stories on this topic »IRS Wastes Millions on Unneeded, Unused Mobile Devices, Audit Finds
The New American
In fiscal year (FY) 2011, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) spent about $2 million on aircards —devices that enable employees with laptop computers to access wireless networks outside the office — and smartphones that either went unused or were ...
See all stories on this topic »US Cellular Home Phone plan suggests mobile isn't everything
SlashGear
US Cellular is looking to compete with the other major carriers on a home phone solution that usesmobile phone towers. We've heard about US Cellular's own offering earlier this month, but now the carrier has announced that Home Phone is coming June 7 ...
See all stories on this topic »Do People Really WORK on Mobile Devices?
MSPmentor (blog)
I don't do most of my work on my mobile devices. If it requires significant typing, I save it for my computer. The screen on my tablet is too small to look at large consoles. The touch-screen keyboard takes up a lot of space, and typing is slow and ...
See all stories on this topic »
Business Review Europe
The growth in consumer devices such as mobile phones and tablets looks set to continue, with talk now of Apple developing a mobile device in a watch. And with three-quarters of children aged 10 already owning a mobile phone, more and more students are ...
See all stories on this topic »Biostamps or pills could be used to unlock your mobile device according to ...
TECH.BLORGE.com
Biostamps or pills could be used to unlock your mobile device according to Motorol Imagine taking a pill each day simply so you don't have to enter passwords to unlock your phone and maybe your computer. You could settle for a Biostamp tattoo on your ...
See all stories on this topic »How mobile devices are forcing businesses to rethink customer service
VentureBeat
Mobile devices have created an entirely new way for people to interact with businesses. The good news for businesses is that millions of Americans can now download your app and make purchases on their smartphones and tablets every day. The bad news ...
See all stories on this topic »Dean Dunham, YouandYourRights.com: Using your mobile phone while driving
This is Gloucestershire
OVER the past few months, I have received lots of queries regarding what the law is in relation to driving while using a mobile phone. Using a mobile phone while driving became a criminal offence that carried points or disqualification in 2007. As a ...
See all stories on this topic »IRS Wastes Millions on Unneeded, Unused Mobile Devices, Audit Finds
The New American
In fiscal year (FY) 2011, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) spent about $2 million on aircards —devices that enable employees with laptop computers to access wireless networks outside the office — and smartphones that either went unused or were ...
See all stories on this topic »US Cellular Home Phone plan suggests mobile isn't everything
SlashGear
US Cellular is looking to compete with the other major carriers on a home phone solution that usesmobile phone towers. We've heard about US Cellular's own offering earlier this month, but now the carrier has announced that Home Phone is coming June 7 ...
See all stories on this topic »Do People Really WORK on Mobile Devices?
MSPmentor (blog)
I don't do most of my work on my mobile devices. If it requires significant typing, I save it for my computer. The screen on my tablet is too small to look at large consoles. The touch-screen keyboard takes up a lot of space, and typing is slow and ...
See all stories on this topic »