This is really big news for the entire mobile world,” he says,
after finally managing to tear himself away from the new G1 Google mobile
phone.Mr Seiche claims the phone, which was launched by Google’s founders Larry Page
and Sergey Brin amid a frenzy of excitement in New York this week, is set to
transform the way we think about the internet – and could even make the
personal computer obsolete.
“It is so fast, responsive and easy to navigate that you basically have
the same browsing experience you would have on your desktop at home,”
he enthuses……..read more
Monthly Archives: September 2008
Phone devices get better….
Phone devices get better….
This is really big news for the entire mobile world,” he says,
after finally managing to tear himself away from the new G1 Google mobile
phone.Mr Seiche claims the phone, which was launched by Google’s founders Larry Page
and Sergey Brin amid a frenzy of excitement in New York this week, is set to
transform the way we think about the internet – and could even make the
personal computer obsolete.
“It is so fast, responsive and easy to navigate that you basically have
the same browsing experience you would have on your desktop at home,”
he enthuses……..read more
Phone devices get better….
This is really big news for the entire mobile world,” he says,
after finally managing to tear himself away from the new G1 Google mobile
phone.Mr Seiche claims the phone, which was launched by Google’s founders Larry Page
and Sergey Brin amid a frenzy of excitement in New York this week, is set to
transform the way we think about the internet – and could even make the
personal computer obsolete.
“It is so fast, responsive and easy to navigate that you basically have
the same browsing experience you would have on your desktop at home,”
he enthuses……..read more
Check this out.
Interview: HTC chief Florian Seiche says Google’s G1 phone will kill off the PC – Telegraph
Mr Seiche claims the phone, which was launched by Google’s founders Larry Page
and Sergey Brin amid a frenzy of excitement in New York this week, is set to
transform the way we think about the internet – and could even make the
personal computer obsolete.
…..
(read more)
Making good use of Twitter.
Twitter helps you learn new things every moment of the day. Here is a list of 100+ elearning professionals to follow on twitter. ( taken from www.c4lpt.co.uk)
Learning with an i-Phone or an iPod.
About iTouch Learning
Both the iPod Touch and the iPhone use the same multi-touch interface
(shown in the picture to the left);
you control everything with your fingers.
They both have the traditional iPod
functionality to listen to audio (music/podcasts/audiobooks/MP3 files) but also
to watch videos (MPEG-4 files) and view photos.
But they are more than just an iPod
as they now also have on-board Internet applications which include:
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Safari web browser
- to search the web using the touchscreen QWERTY keyboard
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Mail reader
- to read HTML videos and Word, Excel and PDF attachments
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YouTube player – to locate and view YouTube videos
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Maps reader – to get directions and check
traffic with Google Maps
Read more by clicking here….
Making good use of Twitter.
100+ (E-)Learning Professionals to follow on
Twitter
Twitter helps you learn new things every moment of the day. Here is a list of 100+ elearning professionals to follow on twitter. ( taken from www.c4lpt.co.uk)
Making good use of Twitter.
Twitter helps you learn new things every moment of the day. Here is a list of 100+ elearning professionals to follow on twitter. ( taken from www.c4lpt.co.uk)
Making better use of your phone..
About 25,000 U.S. physicians have downloaded a free drug information
software program that runs on Apple’s popular iPhone, according to the
California company that develops the software.
Making better use of your phone..
Tools: 25,000 U.S. physicians download free drug info software for iPhone – - Medical Economics
About 25,000 U.S. physicians have downloaded a free drug information
software program that runs on Apple’s popular iPhone, according to the
California company that develops the software.


