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The Long Strange Trip of the Tablet
With the advent of the iPad and the imminent arrival of Android based tablets from Cisco, Archos and many other vendors, it seems as though performance support and mLearning in general is getting a...
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Why I Feel Sorry for Jeff Bezos (not!)
The eReader market has received a lot of attention lately between the iPad's debut, Amazon lowing its prices on the Kindle and a number of other companies aggressively entering this space with their...
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What I’m Looking Forward to at DevLearn 2010
DevLearn 2010 is just around the corner. Once a year eLearning professionals get together and present and share ideas and important topics and issues that are prevalent in the industry. It is a...
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Some Mobile and mLearning Predictions for 2011
This month’s issue of the Float Newsletter kicks off the new year with some predictions for 2011.
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That’s Good Stuff!
I guess it makes sense that at this time of year we all have thoughts that not only look forward to a new year of possibilities but also reflect on the year that has just past. Just ask any company...
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BlackBerry CEO Questions Future of Tablets – Is He Right?
Gary Woodill suggests the tablets of today will change radically in the next few years instead of being totally eliminated.
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How Tablet Technologies Are Changing Retail
A recent Fast Company article detailed a retail store's decision to use tablets to replace paper.
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The Future of Mobile, According to Mary Meeker
Gary Woodill reviews the KPCB Internet Trends 2013 slide deck, pointing out the good and the incomplete information.
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Know Before You Fly: A Lesson in Flying Drones
Drone sales soared this holiday season, but drone operators did not. Check out Float's latest comic with a collection of "drone fails" from this Christmas.
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