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Mobile Technology Advances to Access Books on Flash Cards

2006-06-08T12:17:00.000-04:00

Fortech Announces Partnership to Market Mobile Books on Flash Cards

Dr. Lawrence Wasserman, President of Fortech, a mobile marketing company, will be promoting Mem Cards from United States company.

Mobile Flash Cards are fast-reading, pocket-sized plastic cards that enable one to quickly tap into the best minds in Business, Management, Personal Development, Sales, and host of other important topics.

Each Card deck contains the key ideas and important insights extracted from a best-selling book. In just minutes a day, you’ll get everything you need to know to improve personally and professionally.

Mobile Flash Cards are fast and easy to use and answer to the “information overload” age we work and live in.

Use these Cards on your own as a quick reference tool and reminder and reinforcement learning and operating tool or buy them for office, family, and co-workers - and they also can make the perfect gift or fund raiser.

MOBILE FLASH CARDS w/ Assessment, Tracking, and LMS Integration Capability.
Access your BOOK by mobile phone, or enter into IPOD, PDA or Desktop/Laptop and save onto your hard drive.

Use them in education and training settings as learning tool as add on to your educational program. Cheaper than buying a book of 100+ pages of text.

In a flash, you can tap into many of the exact concepts of best-selling books and tips on these flash-cards, created from the book than you'll find in the entire manuscripts of other so-called how-to books.

Use flash cards for individual use or Corporate training in many ways. Contact fortech1@usa.net for further details.

Verizon Wireless Gives SMS Voice

2006-06-08T00:05:00.000-04:00

Verizon Wireless is among several carriers planning to launch services that let subscribers send text messages from wireless phones to landline phones.

Sources at the company behind the technology, Telemessage Inc., say Verizon Wireless will use Telemessage's SMS product to convert typed text messages into audio messages that play to a recipient's landline phone. To send the messages, wireless customers would just dial in the recipient's phone number, same as with a regular text message, so the learning curve is low.

mobiletechnology

2006-06-08T00:02:00.000-04:00

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Hot Lava Exhibits at Mobile Content Asia 2006

2006-05-09T18:02:00.000-04:00

Dr. Lawrence Wasserman attended at the Mobile Content Asia event sponsored by Ceolution gold partner of Hot Lava Software in Asia. A description of the event and mobile learning capability is in the following link http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb381968.htm

Mobile Technology Applications in Developing Countries

2006-05-02T17:58:00.000-04:00

For those mobile technology and mobile learning parties. We would like to hear from you on how mobile technology can be applied in egovernment situations.

Center for Mobile Technology

2006-04-30T13:44:00.000-04:00