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About 100 ninth-grade students in four schools in North Carolina have been issued smartphones for use in their math classes. No, they're not using the calculator on the devices. They're using the phones to network among themselves on problems, receive instruction from teachers, play math-improving games, or watch an animation showing the problem being solved.

"Well the iPad has really hit the news in education circles since it's release last year. I'm sure lots of teachers are wondering whether it's hype and what the true potential of these devices are as tools for learners. I've had my iPad for about 8 months now, so I've decided to share my reflections so far on what I like about the iPad, what potential I feel it offers for developing course books and course materials and some of the problems."

Well the iPad has really hit the news in education circles since it's release last year. I'm sure lots of teachers are wondering whether it's hype and what the true potential of these devices are as tools for learners. I've had my iPad for about 8 months now, so I've decided to share my reflections so far on what I like about the iPad, what potential I feel it offers for developing course books and course materials and some of the problems.

The mobile market is flooded with latest phones, and there are numerous handset manufacturers to offer their products. It creates a lot of confusion among people. This article will deal with this problem, and will provide some solution to it.

Recently, Appcelerator titanium has launched the GA version of the Titanium SDK 3.5.0, but the common problem that noticed is 64-bit support for iOS. So, if you are looking forward to set iOS App 64-bit Compatible with Titanium SDK 3.5.0, go through this blog!