Learning Developments
SEPTEMBER 28, 2011
I love the progress mobile technology has made in the past 2 years. However, I've always thought the big limiters to mobile computing are the screen size and a clumsy interface to input data. Mobile technology has come a long way in that amount of time. For example, three years ago I didn't even mention Android in the post.
Learning Developments
DECEMBER 11, 2008
I have a vision of what mobile devices will be like in the future. I suspect universities, airports, and coffee shops will deliberately put up white walls in certain areas to serve as projection screens for mobile devices. This is a quality projection device about the same size as an iPhone. Tags: mobile.
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Learning Developments
DECEMBER 11, 2008
I have a vision of what mobile devices will be like in the future. I suspect universities, airports, and coffee shops will deliberately put up white walls in certain areas to serve as projection screens for mobile devices. This is a quality projection device about the same size as an iPhone.
Learning Developments
FEBRUARY 8, 2011
A bonus for this session is that I think learning to use Captivate on Android will also have applications to creating apps for mobile in general. I do wish this was titled Captivate for Android and iPhone. I wrote recently about some of those issues in this article.
Learning Developments
JULY 8, 2009
I've finally decided to commit my dollars to the mobile revolution. About two years ago I decided not to get an iPhone and save the extra $30-$50 a month in increased phone bills that would have resulted. My contract with my current mobile phone provider ends in November and now I'm having trouble waiting to upgrade to the iPhone.
Learning Developments
FEBRUARY 8, 2011
A bonus for this session is that I think learning to use Captivate on Android will also have applications to creating apps for mobile in general. I do wish this was titled Captivate for Android and iPhone. I wrote recently about some of those issues in this article.
Learning Developments
JULY 8, 2009
I've finally decided to commit my dollars to the mobile revolution. About two years ago I decided not to get an iPhone and save the extra $30-$50 a month in increased phone bills that would have resulted. My contract with my current mobile phone provider ends in November and now I'm having trouble waiting to upgrade to the iPhone.
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