Multi-touch Essays

  • Touch Screen: How it Changed our Lives

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    is the touch screen. Touch screen technology has changed the focus of our technological advances . We find them on ATMs, phones, MP3 devices, tablets, computers, as well as other kinds of technology. Many think the touch screen has only been around since 2006, when Apple released the first iPhone. The truth is, the touch screen has been around since 1965 but it has come a long way since then. In 1965 the first touch screen was invented and used in British air trafficking towers. “This touch screen

  • compare and contrast essay

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    As a matter of fact there are many people that when it becomes to buy a computer they don’t know what to buy because of the huge variety and options that is out there. Here I will be comparing An Apple MacBook Pro and a Windows Dell XPS Ultrabook Touch. People tend to buy the MacBook pro because is one of the most portable and powerful computers Apple has. This is the perfect computer for graphic designs, videos editing and Internet surfing. Its long battery life, beautiful design and user-friendly

  • Tablets Vs. Textbooks

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    ”Books will soon be obsolete in the schools...Scholars will soon be instructed through the eye. It is possible to touch every branch of human knowledge with the motion picture” (Thomas Edison). An idea that was destined for failure has now been made into the key source to get students and teachers more interacted while in a classroom setting. Tablets such as the iPad and the Microsoft surface have made this idea possible, showing students that there is another alternative to the traditional method

  • HP´s WebOS-enabled TouchPad and its Downfall

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    backlit display, and an option of 16GB or 32GB of storage space. The introduction of this device into the consumer-oriented tablet market provided an alternative to the Apple IPad. The main marketing aspect of the WebOS device is the ability to multi-task i.e. open several applications at the same time and then flick back and forth. For business users, this device provides support for data security features, over-the-air management, and Exchange ActiveSync and VPNs. Generally, HP’s first tablet

  • How to purchase a tablet

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    How to Purchase a Tablet Tablet computers have become all the rage. They are small mobile computers that can be taken anywhere. Tablets are equipped with cameras and touchscreen keyboards eliminating the need to bring your camera, video recorder, or mouse. Tablets are larger than smart phones and PDA’s (personal digital assistants), measuring about 7 inches diagonally (Wikipedia). This makes it easier to read novels or newspapers, play games, check weather, and view movies or video. A new study

  • IOS7 Vs. Android Kit-Kat

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    The mobile application development especially that of the operating systems, has taken an ugly turn for both the Apple and the Android devices. Since Apple has come up with IOS 1.x (colloquially known as IOS 1 back in 2008), Google came up with the first iteration of its own operating system, the Android version 1.0 in the same year. It was just the beginning of the war which was going to rage on for the years to come. 2013 has been the year where the aspect of technology has gone through many upheavals

  • Smartphones: The Future Of The Apple And The Google Smartphone

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    In today’s society, smartphones have inevitably taken cellular phone sales by storm. Flip phones and home phones, with the classic 9 number keyboards, are being replaced with touch screens that allow for more interactive and advanced phones. The Apple iPhone and the Google Android are two examples of how technology is advancing the way we communicate. These smartphones, backed by each company’s unique business models, have changed the way cellular devices are used and sold. Apple is known for its

  • Pros And Disadvantages Of Outsourcing

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    Outsourcing is to obtain (as some goods or services needed by a business or organization) under contract with an outside supplier. (Merriam Webster) Some of the time an organization can not handle all aspects of a business process internally. The advantages of outsourcing is allowing companies to have lower operational and labor costs, faster production, and allowing companies to focus on core activities. Outsourcing is a big deal in the economy because it allows for companies to stay competitive

  • Evolotion of iPad

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    Evolution iPad I like to share with you when Apple started its iPad indevers and how much they have improved. Not only has iPad’s design and technology improved with each new model, but iPad has also had great impact on the society as a whole. Many schools and business are adapting to the change of using iPads versus textbooks in schools. The iPad Tablet has really taken over the market in Tablet sales since they have but first designed. I also like to share the Apple products are still leading in

  • The Problem of using touch screen devices in classrooms instead of computers

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    Introduction This literature review project examines research studies related to the problem of replacing computer in K12 education with touch screen devices. The project involves studies that show different results on engagement of the students in using different technologies. Theory/ Rationale Although there is not yet much empirical data on the relative benefits of touchscreen computers compared to desktop and laptop models, “learning theory suggests we can expect faster learning and greater

  • Apple Tablet vs Samsung Tablet

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    In today’s advanced world that we live in, we could hardly see ourselves not getting in touch with mobile devices. It first started with a cup of coffee and we will spontaneously slip our phones or tablets out for online free newspaper in the morning, checking the traffic before our journey, sending e-mails to clients, having conference calls and many other features. Tablet, the all in one device that we hold everywhere we go. The purpose of this paper is to observe the popularity of tablet brand

  • The Evolution Of Computers: The Macbook Air And The Laptops

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    Macbook Air with the keyboards and such; however the Ultrabooks trackpad isn't as susceptible as the Macbook's clickpad. The Ultrabook's screen is has a 1920 by 1080 resolution which is clearer than the 1440 by 900 the Macbook gives off. The Ultrabook’s touch screen laptops are up to date compared any mobile device now. The Ultrabook's operating system, which is the Windows 8 version one, comes with its advantages. The biggest advantage of Windows is that it provides ready-made solutions that can be implemented

  • Essay On Tablets Advantages And Disadvantages

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    Tablets are not the most powerful gadgets but they are the most convenient, they screen size overpower the smartphones. The life battery of tablets are better than phones this allow users to perform work or personal related task without connected to the battery or staying at one place. Given the advantages tablets are great for work task that involve lots of movement than computer, but they are many types of tablets this comes as IPad, android, and windows 8 tablet which is now upgraded to windows

  • Advantages And Disadvantages Of Technology

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    Disadvantages Social Aspects The use of technology by children will hinder the children's ability to engage with their families, and will have an effect on their communication skills that they will need at school, and as they advance in their lives. Being saturated at home with leisure technologies is seen as a key factor. Many parents see these electronic devises as babysitting devices rather than educational, and thus parents encourage the use of these devices. Technology at a very young age has

  • Android: Advanced Technology, Superior Quality

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    The Android operating system is well known among the masses, mostly known for its high tech phones that are released regularly. The mascot, a green alien for Android has also attracted a lot of attention. Android was founded by Andy Rubin and his partners Rich Miner, Nick Sears and Chris White in 2003. In 2005, Google sought out the opportunity and bought Android. It was then developed by Google and Open Hands Alliance. As time progressed many improvements and updates were made since the initial

  • Society Accept or Reject innovation

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    In “Accepting or Rejecting Innovation”, Jared Diamond describes the factors that cause people to reject technological innovations. Diamond’s first factor, he discusses is “economic advantage” (149). He states that in order for an innovation to thrive, there has to be a “relative economic advantage” (149). He gives the example of how Native Americans and indigenous people of Mexico had invented wheels with axles but only used them on toys and not for transport because there was no economic advantage

  • The Scope of Hardware and Software

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    Introduction This is a report that will explore the scope of hardware and software that are currently in use within the tablet technology industry and the advances taking place. It will do this by reviewing three different tablets and comparing them with one another from the perspective of the respective hardware and software present on each of the system (specifically tablet computers). It will also show understanding of computer systems and how they help people/owners to effectively carry out

  • Apple Inc Case Study

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    2. Overview of Apple Inc. Apple Inc. was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Ronald Wayne and Steve Wozniak. The tech giant is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California. Apple designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers. Apple’s product range includes the Mac line of computers, the iPod music player, the iPhone smartphone, and the iPad tablet computer (Portable IT UK, n.d.). 2.1 The iPad The world market for tablet computers

  • Kindle Fire Case Summary

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    Executive Summary: In an up and coming tablet market, Amazon’s Kindle Fire faces intense competition with tables from Apple, Samsung, Motorola, and Google. We must distinguish ourselves in this cutthroat market by positioning itself as the ideal gaming tablet experience to children under the age of 12. Strategic Alternative One: To young adult male media junkies, Amazon’s Kindle Fire is the epitome of user friendly tablet experiences which provides the best multimedia consumption experience by offering

  • Essay On Touch Screen

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    C.Touch Screen A touch screen is an electronic visual display that the user can control through simple or multi-touch hand signs by touching the screen with one or more hand fingers. Some touch screens can also detect visual signals or video signals. The user can use the touch screen to react to what is displayed and to control how it is displayed (for example by zooming the text size).The touch screen enables the deaf and dumb people to interact directly