handheld pdas
PDAs and handheld devices are commonly allowed in the classroom for digital note taking. Students can spell-check, modify, and amend their class notes or e-notes. Some educators distribute course material through the use of the internet connectivity or infrared file sharing functions of the PDA. Textbook publishers have begun to release e-books, or electronic textbooks, which can be uploaded directly to a PDA, reducing the number of textbooks students must carry.
The increase in mobility of PDAs have caused some problems for school boards and educational institutions. School boards are now concerned about students utilizing the internet connectivity to share test answers or to gossip during class time. Many school boards have modernized their computer policies to address these new concerns. Software companies such as Scantron Corp. have now created programs for distributing digital quizzes which disables the infrared function on PDAs, which eliminates the possibility of information sharing between students during the examination. Many colleges, however, encourage the use of PDAs, and some business, nursing, and physician assistant (PA) programs even require them.
The iPad is a tablet computer designed and marketed by Apple for Internet browsing, media consumption, gaming, and light content creation. Released in April 2010, it established a new class of devices between smartphones and laptops. As of May 31, 2010, Apple had sold 2 million iPads
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Cell phones pdas
cell phones pdas
Top 10 Cell Phones
1. Google Nexus One
2. Motorola Droid
3. Apple 32GB iPhone 3GS
4. Motorola Cliq
5. Research in Motion BlackBerry Bold 9700
6. Palm Pre Plus
7. Palm Pre
8. Samsung Behold II
9. Research in Motion BlackBerry Tour 9630
10. HTC Droid Eris
Top 10 Cell Phones
1. Google Nexus One
2. Motorola Droid
3. Apple 32GB iPhone 3GS
4. Motorola Cliq
5. Research in Motion BlackBerry Bold 9700
6. Palm Pre Plus
7. Palm Pre
8. Samsung Behold II
9. Research in Motion BlackBerry Tour 9630
10. HTC Droid Eris
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