Giving kids iPads won't solve the education challenge

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	Giving kids iPads won't solve the education challenge The problem with technology in education is that it is often poorly applied. Education is a multivariant challenge. Throwing technology at the problem without redesigning the whole context just won't work. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Achieve Mobile Delivery with NetScaler Access to applications and data from mobile devices and/or wireless networks can be slow enough to cause productivity issues. Mobile performance can also be unpredictable, resulting in even greater frustration among mobile users. Read on to learn how to master enterprise mobility with NetScaler. Learn More In this Issue iPhone's share of smartphone market drops to 13 percent Video: Larry Ellison disses Google, predicts doom for Apple Apple asks appeals court to grant sales injunction against Samsung WEBCAST: CDNetworks Achieve Top Web & eCommerce Performance in Emerging Markets Although initially skeptical about launching transactional websites, now the majority of luxury retailers have at least a limited online offer. However, there remains much confusion on how to guarantee a premium service online and ensure top global performance of media rich and transaction sites in China, Russia and the rest of the world. View Now >> iPhone's share of smartphone market drops to 13 percent The decline in iPhone market share can be traced to the lack of a new model since the iPhone 5 came out nearly a year ago, IDC analyst Ramon Llamas said. The iPad tablet has lost market share for similar reasons. Read More Video: Larry Ellison disses Google, predicts doom for Apple Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has never been one to mince words, and in the interview with CBS's Charlie Rose seen below, he stays true to form. Read More Apple asks appeals court to grant sales injunction against Samsung A U.S. District Court judge made mistakes when she rejected Apple's request for a sales injunction against rival Samsung Electronics in a multimillion-dollar patent infringement case, Apple's lawyer argued before an appeals court Friday. Read More
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