Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts

Monday, November 11, 2013

What Is New With The 3G

The I-Phone 3G is the third generation of the I-Phone, the technological wonder made by Apple that some say will soon replace the laptop. Unlike traditional cell phones, the IPhone is used for much, much more. It is a gateway to the internet. When you use the IPhone, you can get music, videos, answer emails, play games and chat, to name a few things. There are hundreds of I-Phone applications available for this product.Most people who have the I-Phone 3G are very happy to add to their I-phone applications. They are constantly looking for new applications that they can use and even share with friends. These can be anything from a game, a quiz, sending virtual gifts to friends, videos, music and more. Those who have some type of computer knowledge, or are able to follow software direction to create applications for the I-Phone can make a decent amount of money with selling I-Phone applications. This can even occur online,right on the Apple site.

If you are not familiar the I-Phone 3G, take a look at it. You can use the touch screen to get to wherever you want to go online. You can even use this device for GPS tracking, if you have the necessary applications.

Some of new features of the 3G I-Phone include:

  • More initial applications
  • Better graphics
  • Touch screen capability
  • Better sound


The 3G is the latest of the I-Phone generations. Many of the applications that were made for older I-Phones are still used in this newest version. Apple usually makes products that can be used for long periods of time and do not require constant updates.

Applications that you create for the 3G I-Phones will also most likely be used with newer generations of this product. If you have an I-Phone 3G, you should check out the applications as well as the applications that are available online for the device.

Some of the popular applications to download onto the I-Phones include:

  • Games
  • Quizzes
  • Chat Options
  • News Streams
  • Instant Messaging
  • Music videos
  • Movies
  • Video creation
  • Weather
  • GPS
  • Shopping


And a lot more. It seems that new applications are being added to the repertoire for the 3G I-Phone every day. And they are. Video gifts, quizzes, games and fun are limited only by the imagination of those who use the product. If you have ever created an application on Facebook, you understand that it is not difficult, even if you are not a computer genius.

Most likely, you get pleasure when someone uses your applications that you create on Facebook. The difference between creating those applications and those for the I-Phone is that you can actually make money when creating I-Phone 3G applications in more than one way. You can make money by coming up with a fun application that everyone will want to use as well as make money on free applications on which you place ads.

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Sunday, July 18, 2010

Web Based Training And Internet Enabled Technology

Just a few years ago, web-based learning through PCs was seen as revolutionary. Companies could put their orientations and ongoing trainings on line and all employees would get standardized learning. Soon, with the spread of wifi, router-based, and satellite wireless networks, people could tap into this type of training while on the run. A salesperson could get trained in the latest marketing presentation while riding on a plane to her or his next destination. Or a person could get oriented to their new job from home before the first day they work.

Now, web-based trainings have taken another step forward due to the technology involved in internet-enabling devices besides computers. There are some obvious examples of how this might work. For example, your TV may be connected to the internet in a way that allows you to tune in to a training or conference as easy as changing to a specific channel. You could use your DVR and truly get the most out of the conference.


There are also less obvious but still valuable examples of the potential of internet enabled devices. For example, an internet enabled printer could tap into web-based trainings in helping you maximize the quality of photographs before printing them. You could learn how to crop, sharpen, lighten, etc. your photos by having an online guide that directs real-time information to a nearby computer. That web-based guide, because the device is internet enabled, can actually “know” what you’ve just done and direct you about whether that was correct or not. If you have an internet-enabled all-in-one device, you could also learn how to scan and fax for maximum results.


There are even some far out, but truly interesting ways this technology could be used. In the kitchen, internet-enabled appliances could actually teach you how to cook as you go, sending information to a nearby monitor about when food is done, or ready for the next step. An internet enabled coffee maker could use web-based training to help you brew perfect coffee that responds in real time to the fineness of the ground beans, the temperature of the water, or the density of the resulting beverage.


In all of these examples, web based learning would take place in real time, and could lead to new skills being developed. And in each example there is also the potential of tapping into live help. In the first example, a guide could catch you up with whatever you’d missed in the conference if you “arrive late”. In the internet enabled printer example, live help could assist you when a document presents particular difficulty – the person on the other end could “see” what is going on in real time. In the third example, a cook could teach people how to cook her or his recipes almost like he or she is there – even checking the temperature and other information from their remote location.

Perhaps the most exciting aspect of web based learning and internet enabled technology is the ability for people to do things together even when they are far apart. Literally hundreds of people could be part of a web based conference that helps them learn the latest uses for an internet enabled device. Or, your friend, relative, or teacher who knows how to do something you don’t could provide you with web based learning where they can see and react to your input on an internet-enabled device.

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