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| From Barcelona 24/02/09 |
Lots of questions - good discussion generated, time for coffee now!
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| From Barcelona 24/02/09 |
Table of smartphone marketshare 2008 from ABI Research
Legend: SS = Samsung, Sony E = Sony ericsson, Mot = Motorola
Wikipedia has different numbers for the last quarter of 2008 - showing the iPhone in second place!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smartphone
A third report below for Q3 2008
http://www.canalys.com/pr/2008/r2008112.htm
"The introduction of the iPhone 3G in July and Apple’s expansion
into many more countries helped propel the vendor to second place
globally, taking it above RIM in the quarter and resulting in higher
shipments than for all the Microsoft-based smart phones combined."
The 2009 Report identifies Mobile Devices as an emerging technology with time-to-adoption of one to two years.
■ Mobiles. Already considered as another component of the network on many campuses, mobiles continue to evolve rapidly. New interfaces, the ability to run third-party applications, and location-awareness have all come to the mobile device in the past year, making it an ever more versatile tool that can be easily adapted to a host of tasks for learning, productivity, and social networking. For many users, broadband mobile devices like the iPhone have already begun to assume many tasks that were once the exclusive province of portable computers.
Identified emerging technologies in education include (in order ofadoption timeframe)
NZHerald article on future delivery of music – via smartphones!
Schweizer, K. (2009, January 24). Musicians turn to tech-savvy audience: Smartphones and the internet prove popular with both artisits and fans. Weekend Herald, p. C5.
"Most music will eventually be accessed over smartphones such as Apple's iPhone and Research In Motion's BlackBerry, said Terry McBride, who manages Sarah McLachlan and Avril Lavigne."
"The smartphone is changing the music industry because of its platform and I predict most consumption of music will be through a smartphone in the future," McBride said in Cannes.
Read full article HERE:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10553302&pnum=0
Ning mobile version optimized for iPhone
Screenshot of Noka XpressMusic 5800 Share Online destinations
Here's a thought-provoking post!
Teemu Arina has a link on his blog to an article he wrote for his company blog on ‘Horizontal technologies for learning.’ The following definitional distinction between LMS and PLE is huge. It is a key insight into why education has barely moved into the connected age and why social technologies are, as he says, ‘a way forward’:
Horizontal integration is a way forward. In the eLearning sector many vendors have created eLearning solutions primarily for educational institutions. These technologies are supposedly designed for learning but that is not true. These technologies are institution-centric and vertical by nature. The concept of Learning Management System (LMS) was wrongly named. Better fit for a name would be Teaching Management System or Institution Control System.No student would use the current so-called learning environments during their worktime or freetime. In 2006 I was at EC-TEL where Scott Wilson asked the audience full of educational technology specialists, ‘how many of you use a LMS for your personal learning?’. Surprise. No hands.
Social technologies are different. Blogs and wikis are already being implemented by learners themselves. Call them Personal Learning Environments (PLE) if you want but the key issue here is that they are based on user-centric design.
(Via Smart Mobs.)
PixelPipe is a media uploading service for mobile and desktop that supports over 60 web2 services. It appears very similar to Shozu. It works via email or "Share Online" (Nokia NSeries only), iPhone App, or Android App for mobile uploads (No Java or WM App). This is a PixelPipe Uploader upload - testing Mobile upload soon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdVHZwI8pcA
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