In a study released Thursday, the Pew Internet & American Life Project reported that more than half of smartphone owners consult their devices for medical information and one-fifth of them say they have downloaded a health app.
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How could it REALLY change libraries?“@libraryfuture: The iPad Mini’s meaning & impact on libraries http://t.co/sh54FFJN”...
"For Libraries: For librarians’ use: the Mini may be better suited for mobile library staff: easier use with Square and mobile payments, more portable for roving reference, for checking out tablets to users." Via Karen du Toit Delete the scoop?
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Will be given at the LIBER 2012 Conference in Tartu, Estonia (No QR codes, more SMS and AR, please: MT @benshowers: 'Libraries to Go: Mobile Tech in Libraries' : http://t.co/j0sHL0ks #mlibs...)...
"Why Mobile Matters: - There are 5.3 billion global mobile subscribers (thats 77 percent of the world’s population) - International Telecommunications Union - 1 billion of the world’s 4+ billion mobile phones are now smartphones. - Microsoft Tag 83% of American adults own a cell phone.-Pew Internet & American Life Project - 87% of US smartphone owners access the internet or email on their handheld. -Pew Internet & American Life Project" Via Karen du Toit Delete the scoop?
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