Hands-on Palm Pre video - Live from CES 2009 REVIEW: Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 T-Mobile G1 hands-on review - Life with the Android OS iPhone 3G unlock guide - Unlock your iPhone 3G for any GSM network! GlobalEnglish has developed a mobile feature – the Mobile Learning Network – for its online business English training system. Professionals can take their English instruction with them on the plane, train or bus – using the convenience of any MP3 devise. hours of increased productivity PER worker after the program Still another company cited $2.2 Leave a comment. jailbreaks iPhone 2.2 MORE >>

In another related article Thain goes on to predict that iPhones will be the most adopted enterprise smart phone for 2009. As we're hearing from Apple about iPhones, from Steve Ballmer and Microsoft about the improvements in Windows Mobile OS, as RIM continues to rock with Blackberries for all, more Android and the  G1 phones are on the way for 2009, and as Pre may give Palm another shot, there seem to be a number of places where US-based app developers can begin to anticipate what mobile learners want. was announced and profiled. units in 2008. 17M altogether., MORE >>

skip to main | skip to sidebar * Newsletter * LinkedIn * Facebook * 2mLearn.mobi * mLearning World Live Thursday, September 07, 2006 RIM to Launch Multimedia Device for Consumers - The Blackberry Pearl Another step forward in devices that would enhance mLearning experience. Canadas Rim plans to launch the device with T-Mobile USA, the No. Its going to be a main product for us in all our markets," Balsillie said in an interview, adding that the majority of Rim s more than 170 operator customers are very interested in selling the Pearl. Research In Motion Ltd., New Le. MORE >>

By virtually anyone's take, 2009 was a challenging year for all and especially so wherever new technologies and IT budgets/spending were concerned. After years of false starts and miscues, market acceptance for enterprise mobile learning in 2009 was largely stymied through slashed corporate spending and canceled next generation (or hopefully just postponed) projects. We can all expect advances in next generation devices and capabilities from Apple, Google/Android, RIM/BlackBerry, Microsoft, Palm, Nokia and others. Knock, Knock!! Who's there? Mobile. Mobile Who? MORE >>

think RIM (Blackberry) may be able to stay in at the edges too if they somehow create a real competitive OS, but right now I don’t hear much about them moving in that direction. Palm, I want to see them succeed, but they need to do a bunch of things to help their chances, like get their devices on major networks, build a bigger developer base for application and services development and continue to come out with new and different devices. There’s been a big stir of comments, reviews, predictions etc. surroungding the release of the newest Android device in the US. MORE >>