Apple files patent for a wearable device called iTime. iTime consists of a two part component, one part is a core that houses a small touch screen and the main technology
that powers the entire system. The other part is the watchband, but it
isn't just a dummy strap; the patent suggests the band would be filled
with sensors and circuitry that could feed relevant data about you and
your surroundings to the core.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
LA School District Shifting Away from Apple's iPad to Windows and Chromebook
A recent report confirmed the Los Angeles Unified School District is
planning to switch up a $1 billion technology in education project. The
change allows certain high schools in its jurisdiction to choose from
six different Windows and Chromebook laptops instead of Apple’s iPad.
According to the Los Angeles Times, LAUSD officials recently signed off
on a plan that will let 27 high schools in the district choose from one
of six laptop and hybrid computer designs, none of which are Apple
products.
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