Investigating the life-cycle of the Printed Book and the Tablet/eReader. They looked at the ecological impact at every stage of its existence. This analysis can determine the greenest way to read.

The iPad was announced by Apple on Jan 27 2010. The product is revolutionary and will change the face of tablet computing. It marks a new class of product that is sandwiched between the Smartphone and the Laptop and opens new opportunities for application development and mobile services. This article explores the implication of the iPad’s existence.

On March 8 2010 the Canadian government announced proposed changes in the telecom industry during the government’s Speech from the Throne. The Coles notes summary is: Canada will eliminate restrictions on foreign ownership in the regulated telecommications sector.

Five important considerations and guiding principles to ensure your mobile presence is effective and successful.

When a business or organization thinks about delivering a mobile media version of their Internet presence to their customers, there is a tendency to want to start by migrating what they already have on the Internet to a mobile media platform.

This article is intended to inspire you and your business to embark upon the exciting process of mobile enabling your web presence. I offer 9 solid reasons why mobile media is important to your business your success.

Mobile websites are replacing traditional websites. The Internet is moving to a mobile delivery platform, centred around handheld Smartphones and tablets. Eventually the traditional website will no longer exist in the form that it does today. If sites can’t scale to mobile device,s they will lose their audience over time.

How do we use our Smartphones every day without putting all our social interactions on pause. How do we balance the technology with our need to socially interact.

Mobile media has come a long way, however, our first efforts to turn the Internet into a mobile experience failed miserably (cell phone Internet). Kevin Grant takes a step back …