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Introducing the $35 tablet!
An Indian manufacturer has made a lovely prototype, and has offered to supply 1m of the devices for $35m, which the government is considering to buy for education) But = still. I had the honour of meeting one of the Global VPs at TATA today, and getting a small insight into the extraordinary power of the Indian market for technology.
moblearn
- Monday, August 16, 2010
The future is mobile, but will it be participatory or proprietary?
government commissioned Herman Hollerith to tally the U.S. The key features of a vendor or proprietary system is that the manufacturer determines the specific purpose for its use and designs it so that the user can accomplish that specific use relatively easily and not much more. Zittrain starts his story in 1890, when the U.S.
blogs.oregonstate.edu
- Friday, April 9, 2010
innovating education
In short, it’ll allow the mobile network operators and handset manufacturers to better understand their customers. To answer this question, I shared my technology experiences from the education, e-government and developmental sectors and offered suggestions for engaging low-income markets through participatory media. What next?
innovatingeducation.wordpress.com
- Thursday, December 10, 2009
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Introducing the $35 tablet!
An Indian manufacturer has made a lovely prototype, and has offered to supply 1m of the devices for $35m, which the government is considering to buy for education) But = still. I had the honour of meeting one of the Global VPs at TATA today, and getting a small insight into the extraordinary power of the Indian market for technology.
moblearn
- Monday, August 16, 2010
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Déjà Vu
Earlier I had gotten the comment that there was no need to connect with the outside world, as our faculty from business and from manufacturing didn’t even communicate. All the current controversy about mobile learning in schools seems very familiar. This was after the panic that calculators would destroy mathematics. Our students are as well.
mLearnopedia on Blogspot
- Friday, February 20, 2009
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The future is mobile, but will it be participatory or proprietary?
government commissioned Herman Hollerith to tally the U.S. The key features of a vendor or proprietary system is that the manufacturer determines the specific purpose for its use and designs it so that the user can accomplish that specific use relatively easily and not much more. Zittrain starts his story in 1890, when the U.S.
blogs.oregonstate.edu
- Friday, April 9, 2010
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Faster Wi-Fi coming to cell phones, thanks to Broadcom - OCRegister.com
The only thing we can really say is that we’ve integrated so many components onto the chip (including the power amplifiers), that manufacturers can shave up to 75 cents off the bill-of-material costs. Combo chips make it cheaper and easier for handset manufacturers to add the wireless technologies that make such features possible.
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innovating education
In short, it’ll allow the mobile network operators and handset manufacturers to better understand their customers. To answer this question, I shared my technology experiences from the education, e-government and developmental sectors and offered suggestions for engaging low-income markets through participatory media. What next?
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