Mobile media soothsayers continually amaze me with their uncanny ability to predict the future of technology, especially mobile tech after a major show like MWC 2012. Social media journalists do … [Read more...]
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Taking a Break from Digital Media for Your Sanity
Podcast: Play in new window Digital media consumption is growing like uncontrolled weeds. Some love it. Others have a love/hate relationship with the constant urge to “go online.” Facebook, Twitter, emails, blogs, news and entertainment websites demand mind share. We time-shift to handle the load. We create lives of bits, bytes and electronic screens. Digital media [...]
Cell Phone Batteries in a 3G World
Podcast: Play in new window Cell phone batteries in our 3G world just aren’t cutting it. You’ve just purchased your new 3G-4G smartphone, charged the battery, turned it on, launched the MP3 player, taken a few photos, surfed the web and checked out Google maps. You’re happy as a clam. To your dismay, the cellular [...]
Peek Mobile Email Device
Today, while web surfing, I discovered a company called Peek that markets a mobile email device–also called Peek–offering email and text messaging for around $20 per month ($80 for the device). No phone, just email and texting. As I “peeked” around the company’s forum to see if anyone missed having a mobile device [...]
Kindle Wireless Reading Device Your Next Phone?
Kindle. More than a Wireless Reading Device? The Kindle wireless reading device is one of many latest generation e-readers revolutionizing the way we read books. Could it also be your next mobile phone? Clearly, the Kindle needs a wireless handset Have you ever asked yourself why mobile phone form factors (shapes) are similar? Since [...]
WiMAX Enhances Mobile Learning
WiMax technology is improving mobile learning among students in the Portland, Oregon schools. A Portland school, using Clearwire’s WiMax broadband technology, recently demonstrated how mobility positively impacts student learning. A group of students from Lewis Elementary School, equipped with a laptop, microphone and WiMAX access, connected to the Internet. Students then demonstrated several ways to [...]
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