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Stephanie Fitzgerald

How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone - Liat Kornowski - Technology - The Atlantic - 1 views

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    The iPhone can be a freeing tool for the blind, especially when their needs are addressed through apps designed by blind people.
Parisa Rouhani

iPad apps likely to be bigger, pricier - CNN.com - 1 views

  • the iPad isn't capable of anything fundamentally different from the iPhone and iPod.
  • I don't think imagination can override the true limits of what's offered.
  • iPad screen may also make new advertising schemes possible,
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  • iPad app developers to make money, said Farago of the app-tracker firm Flurry -- especially if all they h
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    ipad not fundamentally different from the ipod/iphone, though may create platform for advertisements in a way that was not possible with the iphone.
Lin Pang

Week 1 : Research - Elements of Successful iPhone Games. - 1 views

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    Common features of successful iphone games.
Ryan Brown

NASA Releases Free iPhone / iPad Educational Game App - Sector 33 Air Traffic Control - 0 views

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    Interesting game on getting kids interested in aviation and math.
Jing Jing Tan

iPhones, Games and the Addictive Experience | Psychology Today - 0 views

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    The author talks about society's addiction to "stupid" mini-games (e.g. Angry Birds), which have minimal learning objectives but help us compartmentalize our lives.
Xavier Rozas

SlingPlayer video app goes 3G on iPhone - CNN.com - 0 views

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    I saw a guy playing an XBox video game that was loadd onto his console in Denver at Logan airport using a service like this. Very cool service that suspect will only continue to grow over the next year. Certainly this innovation in networked entertainment delivery has potential in the education sector.
Chris Mosier

What's Happening to Kids' Games? - 0 views

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    A look at the commercial kids game space. The article indicates the development of kids games is moving to tablets because of the gesture format, low cost of titles and ability to play short games. Disadvantage with tablets highlighted is the lack co-play features (unlike consoles where it's easy for several people to play simultaneously). Games cited in article: Once Upon a Monster, Where's My Water, Niko, Habbo Hotel.
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    With bluetooth and WiFi features available, I wonder why there is not much thought about incorporating co-play in mobile games? I think using the gyroscopic features in iPhones and iPads can lead to creative multi-player games.
Tracy Tan

School apps go to the top of the class (Chris Griffith, The Australian [AU], 13/3) - 0 views

(Restricted access, article posted here) Some food for thought: if kids are 'learning in snippets of time', does this mean that deep learning is being compromised? Australian schools are getting...

school apps ipad

started by Tracy Tan on 27 Mar 12 no follow-up yet
Ryan Brown

A Parent's Struggle With a Child's iPad Addiction - 1 views

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    This is a blog about a mother's concern for her 6-year-old child's iPad addiction. I saw a similar experience when I visited my 3-year-old and 1-year-old nieces over break. They constantly asked for their mother's iPad and iPhone. It was shocking to see how they could navigate, select songs/videos, and yes, download apps! Moreover, they would spend hours playing with them. It's simply amazing to see how quickly a child can learn a particular piece of technology if they are engaged and motivated to use it.
Kelsey Voigt

The Moron Test (or a version of it) - 2 views

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    Comments in class sparked me to look this up...it's pretty good, though not the same as what was described. You can also get a different version of the test as an iPhone app...
Parisa Rouhani

Steve Jobs' six sneakiest statements - CNN.com - 1 views

  • a brand new device that fused the characteristics of an iPod, a PDA and a cellphone into one. The result was the iPhone.
  • Forty percent of the people in the U.S. read one book or less last year. The whole conception is flawed at the top because people don't read any more."
michele_rigolizzo

In Apple Tablet, App Makers See a Wider Playing Field - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    New apps/New opportunities with Apple's Tablet
Parisa Rouhani

iPad Already Changing the Way Web Sites Are Built - Yahoo! News - 0 views

  • Several major companies have already developed iPad-ready Web sites which will run alongside their current Flash-based sites for computer users. The New York Times will have an iPad version of its site.
  • changing the layout of their content to better fit the iPad's screen
  • There has been a push to convert to HTML5 for a couple years and for several reasons, less Flash dependence being one of them
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  • HTML5 will make it possible for many other devices, most notably the iPhone and other smartphones, to view full Web pages without Flash. That would eliminate the need for many companies to maintain separate sites for mobile devices.
Mohammad Hussain

Mobile devices for news - 3 views

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    Use of mobile devices for accessing news
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