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Category Archives: Android phones
A winning formula for a snappy, engaging, smartphone classroom
What if your class only had smartphones, not tablets or laptops? My students have a mixture of Android and Apple phones. So that eliminates using any app that isn’t on both app markets. Even so, I’m reluctant to request that … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Android phones, Cloud Computing, collaboration, elearning tools, iOS
Tagged Google forms, justpaste.it
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Prezi and multiplatform compatibility: now you hear it, now you don’t
Using Prezi is a prime example of making sure things work in all the platforms you intend to use it on, before you use it. I created a Prezi last week and wanted to share it in an environment where … Continue reading
Posted in Android phones, Cloud Computing, elearning tools, iPad
Tagged Android, Chrome, iPad, linux, Microsoft, Prezi
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Safest online cloud back up options
I am revisiting the topic of cloud back up as I have come across an interesting definition of what constitutes a safe cloud back up option. Test: can the back up company reset your password? If the answer is no, … Continue reading
Posted in Android phones, Cloud Computing, Linux
Tagged Android, cloud, linux, SpiderOak, sugarsync, Wuala
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Sticky notes where and when you need them
The sticky notes in Windows, Linux and Macs are rather useful for organizing my daily work when I’m at these machines. But sometimes I want the same type of sticky notes at hand regardless of the machine I’m on. When … Continue reading
Posted in Android phones, Cloud Computing, collaboration, elearning tools, iPad, Linux
Tagged crossplatform, kl1p.com, lino, myagilityboard, sticky notes
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Screen Rotation on HTC Desire
I criticised the poor screen rotation on the HTC Desire. I take back that comment now. I discussed my disappointment with a colleague and showed him the problem, laying the phone on the desk in front of us. He just … Continue reading
Android HTC Desire – 6 Weeks On
I have had my HTC Desire for about 6 weeks now, using it as my only phone. I also use it only with pre-paid cards. No nasty surprise bill for large downloads accidentally coming via data charges instead free from … Continue reading
Android phone – The HTC Desire
About 3 weeks ago I bought the smart phone I had been coveting for months – the HTC Desire. Within 2 days I was ready to sell it and I actually got an offer to buy it from me a … Continue reading