(Part One)
Androids, iPads, and other devices are not really driving me crazy. ?It?s the users who jump on mobile devices and declare it is the best! ? Truly we are in the infancy of mobile computing. ? I?m not a fanboy of Apple or Microsoft or Android. ?I love them all. ? Each of the devices are growing and have their flaws. ? But honestly, Windows 8 is looking really good.
We are currently beginning to use all of these technologies in the classroom and honestly, Windows 8 is a good pre-beta operating system. ?In a tight economy many CIOs are looking at all of the technology available but many are beginning to pay attention to the network ability and compatibility of products that are coming into the work place.
(above) Cody Chandler uses Windows 8 on a 22? touchscreen. ?Although Windows 8 will be made primarily for mobile tablets, when given a choice, students would select Windows 8 over iPads and Androids. ??
The metro style of Windows 8 has been criticized but it is no different than android or iPad truly and the advanced features of simply pushing the desktop metro icon sends you into a desktop similar to Windows 7. ? Imagine a majority of your programs still working and your network infrastructure remaining in place without Android?s security issues or iPads/iPhone bandwidth issues (running out to iTunes ? see Picture Below). ? Remember when Steve Jobs could not join the busy wireless network?
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iPhone talking to iTunes ?(12 sessions alone to 12 servers ? ?we see this very often with Apple products)
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