Amazon Go
Originally by [unknown] on September 23, 2017 A new grocery store with a new shopping experience with no lines and no checkout. People walk into the store with their smartphones and Amazon Go App. Sensors detect and track what is picked from the shelves. Customers are charged on their Amazon card when they leave the store.
Mobile Gaming Culture
By Brian Haas on January 16, 2019 Mobile games have been around since a version of Tetris was pre-installed on the Hagenuk MT-2000 mobile phone in 1994. For the first 2 decades or so, mobile games were mostly an individual experience, but with the advancement of mobile technology, games have become increasingly more social. Companies know that […]
Mobile Culture: A Worldly View
By Sarah Wong on January 16, 2019 Mobile Culture: A Worldly View As we move to the age of using mobile devices in the classrooms to aid with student learning, there are a lot of opposing views towards this idea. According to an unreviewed source, when students are surveyed about if using their mobile device would help […]
Virtual Tours & Live Cams
Even though exploring the Louvre or the MoMA on a screen is not quite the same as walking through their beautiful galleries; and observing giraffes and elephants on a webcam is not even close to the experience of going on a safari, they provide an option to experience these vicariously. Virtual tours have gained popularity […]