Monthly Archives: January 2011

  The tea party thing was cute – interesting label and lots of yelling. Now, it is time to focus on services for all – protesting educational cuts and misguided priorities.   Defend Public Education   CNN (later) – protestors … Continue reading →

This story from Reuters quotes an ATT executive as indicating that most will likely use the iPad via wifi. I agree (or at least hope so since ATT can’t seem to find North Dakota). The article offers additional comments on … Continue reading →

Gizmoto offers a comparison between what they think are the actual costs of providing a book and an ebook. My experience in authoring textbooks has been that there are more costs than this. Products I have been associated with include … Continue reading →

I just read that picnik (the online image editing software) has been purchased by Google. What makes this confusing is that picnik is the image editing software you access when working within Flickr and Flickr is owned by Yahoo!. Google … Continue reading →

<p>Check the maps in this <a href=”http://www.tuaw.com/2010/02/27/iphone-users-come-in-all-ages-but-probably-live-near-a-big-city/?icid=px-iphone”>post for TUAW</a>. This is the reason I keep complaining about ATT and Apples decision to continue to go with ATT.</p>

ISTE has released an app for the iPhone and Touch (see image that appears below). The app encourages social networking with ISTE members and provides access to ISTE sponsored resources (some articles from Learning and Leading, NETs). I also assume … Continue reading →