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Review of the iPhone 3GS from a uLearning perspective

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The iPhone 3GS is the most advanced converged mobile device and as such, is one that teachers and educators need to be familiar with. Its really a signpost on the road to ubiquitous computing, where mobile, miniaturised, wirless and cloud-based devices proliferate.

This review looks at how the 3GS is an update to the 3G – its faster speed, video recording, better camera, universal access tools, compass, Nike+ and improved battery all make a compelling case for this new model to find a home with educators. The review details what each of these improvements means for educators looking to advance 21st century learning.
Go here to view in 3 parts: http://www.youtube.com/user/jnxyz
or here to view in full (21mins) http://gallery.me.com/jnxyz/100260

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Author: jnxyz

An Educator, Tech-Writer, Creativist, Videographer, Husband and Father. Apple Distinguished Educator and Project Officer supporting mobile learning (iPads, iPods, tablets, eReaders, One Laptop per Child). See jnxyz.posterous.com for all my goings-on.

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