NTEN
DECEMBER 21, 2011
In the four years that I’ve been responsible for planning and negotiating conference A/V and other technology expenses for NCFR, I’ve had my eye on mobile broadband as a potential lower-cost alternative for providing internet access. Our plan of attack going in was to bring nine mobile broadband devices. The approach.
Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
SEPTEMBER 30, 2007
I like my 60G iPod that I’ve had for a while, and although I tire of lugging around three electronic devices (cell phone, Palm, iPod), and that my current phone is about to fall apart, the cost and the fact that it was so new made me decide not to go for it, even though AT&T is my carrier. The iPod is a rip off.
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NTEN
MARCH 19, 2010
We will be raffling off an iPod Touch at the booth. Interested in knowing how to prioritize resources, analyze a donor database, create mobile applications or visualize community indicators? BONUS: If your NTEN Spark garners the most views, we will give away a fully functional spark to the charity of your choice.
NTEN
MARCH 19, 2010
We will be raffling off an iPod Touch at the booth. Interested in knowing how to prioritize resources, analyze a donor database, create mobile applications or visualize community indicators? BONUS: If your NTEN Spark garners the most views, we will give away a fully functional spark to the charity of your choice.
NTEN
OCTOBER 5, 2010
Advances in mobile technology are significantly changing how we live and work. Emerging tablet computing devices, such as the Apple iPad and Samsung Galaxy, promise the benefit of mobile access with a larger form factor than a phone screen, making it much easier to do work in the field. Look what I can do with my phone!
Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
OCTOBER 18, 2007
Wi-Fi, printing, my digital camera and even my iPod all worked immediately after installation — no drivers or other software required. I’m in the middle of moving, otherwise, I’d be checking it out immediately.
Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
AUGUST 12, 2008
Syncing is way slower than on a regular iPod, and backups can take 1/2 hour, which is absurd. There are some great apps and games, some really good for really cheap (or free.) But getting them onto the iPhone, or getting them to work, is sometimes a pain.
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