The year 2013 was the year for BYOD, and it looks like 2014 will be the year IT organizations worldwide turn up the volume on developing mobile applications.
According to a recent survey commissioned by CA Technologies and conducted by Vanson Bourne, 60 percent of IT decision makers worldwide…
Out with the pencil and paper, in with the smartphones, tablets and laptops. Elementary, middle and high school students already use mobile devices for doing homework and checking assignments, and they believe these devices can improve their education.
Though a substantial portion of students already use mobile devices in the…
With teachers utilizing iPads and smartphones in classrooms, technology has paved the way for rapidly evolving, exciting ways for children to learn, especially with the evolution of tablets. Tablets are easier for kids to use than smartphones, as they’re bigger and can be secured to the back of the seat…
It’s an app, app, app, app world – or it may be by as soon as the middle of next year. During 2014, the number of mobile devices is predicted to exceed the number of desktop and laptop personal computers (worldwide), according to research from Morgan Stanley. In simplest…