Pixelpipe iPad Test

Quick test of Vox blogging via Pixelpipe web interface

Graphics Design Moblogging Intro

Mobgging using Nokia XM5800 and Shareonline for Vox.

iPhone Dev Student Presentations

Students pitching their iPhone dev ideas for the class to vote on. Best 4 will be developed.

Semester2 WMD Projects

Last week we started five WMD projects:

1. Student-owned devices within MIP2 paper of Product Design Year1
2. iPhones with netbooks for the iPhone Development computing course
3. HTC Androids with 3rd year Architecture students
4. Nokia Xpressmusic 5800 smartphones with 2nd year Graphics Design course
5. Nokia N97 smartphones with the 3rd year Film and Television students.

There are 3 projects waiting on the arrival of iPads to get going, and two more projects within Performing and Screen Arts (entire first and second year students). There is also a continuing project with second year Product Design students.
Some pics below.

Semester2 2010 WMD Projects

FWD: Top 5 University #iPad initiatives http://bit.ly/9gfczv ...

Tweet from David Hopkins (@hopkinsdavid):

"Top 5 University #iPad initiatives http://bit.ly/9gfczv #eLearning"

URL: http://twitter.com/hopkinsdavid/status/18992103887

if these are the best iPad projects then we are obviously way ahead of everyone else with our iPad projects!

Iphone dev course start

Iphone dev course start

Iphone dev course start

Iphone dev course start

iPhone development course

IPad release date

IPad to be available in NZ 23 July - finally!
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Mashable/~3/1_E0p5UXpr8/

iPhone 4 coming to Canada and 16 other countries July 30th

iPhone 4 coming to Canada and 16 other countries July 30th

Not much of a surprise here, but Apple has now finally revised its previous "by the end of July" iPhone 4 launch timeframe for some of the remaining international countries to a specific date: July 30th. That includes Canada, a whole host of European countries, plus Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong. Absent from that list, however, is South Korea, which had been among the "end of July" group, but has apparently been pushed back to an unspecified date due to a delay in receiving government approval.

iPhone 4 coming to Canada and 16 other countries July 30th originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 16 Jul 2010 12:39:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Engadget by Donald Melanson	17 July 2010 4:39 AM

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First Glimpse at How Google Apps Accounts will Integrate with Other Google Services

First Glimpse at How Google Apps Accounts will Integrate with Other Google Services

Gina Trapani points to a Google Accounts Help page that explains part of how Google will allow Google Apps users to access Google services such as Voice, Reader, Buzz and Analytics with their Google Apps accounts. At present, users must maintain a separate Google account to access services that aren't part of Google Apps. Google has previously announced this coming functionality, but this is the first indication of how it will work in practice.

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Based on the help page, it appears that rather than allowing Google Apps users to import their regular Google Accounts into their Google Apps accounts, the company will simply allow the use of Google Apps e-mail addresses as logins for other Google services.

Users who created a regular Google Account using their Google Apps e-mail address would have a conflict, but Google already has a solution: users who use their Google Apps e-mail addresses for Google Accounts will be able to access their existing Google Accounts using an new, automatically created e-mail address in the form of "email+personal@my-domain.com."

Trapani laments the lack of a way to merge Google Apps accounts and regular Google Accounts, but notes that it is possible to export data from most Google services, and move Google Voice accounts from one Google Account to another, so consolidation of accounts will be possible.

The changes haven't been officially rolled out yet, but businesses can sign-up to to be testers here.

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Read/WriteWeb by Klint Finley	6 July 2010 12:45 PM

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Mlearning day - John Eyles

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IPhone4 music video

Video recorded using iPhone4

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Unitec
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