MixBit allows users to edit videos up to 68 minutes in length, offering plenty of possibilities for mobile learning.

New mobile learning apps could use immersive, panoramic footage taken with a mobile device's camera.

The authors of this more than 400-page report tackle the use of mobile devices in learning, health, government, commerce and finance, and entertainment in Ontario.

Gary Woodill previews the July-August 2013 edition.

Johnson talks about "why it's great and why it sucks."

The White House is spearheading a five-point strategy for the federal government to adopt mobile technology.

Tell us what you think of the technology that ceases playback when trainees look away. Will it boost performance?

New e-book from eLearning Guild features 158 tips from more than 20 mobile learning experts, including Float.

A new Learning Solutions article neglects mobile learning as an EPSS, suggesting a big opportunity.

By leveraging mobile affordances, Motorola is a leader in using mobile devices for learning purposes.

Dave Cormier's rhizomatic learning concept acknowledges different contexts, needs and paths. So does mobile learning.

Chad Udell speaks with Gary Woodill about which mobile app metrics your business should be tracking.

While the MatchBook may be underwhelming for some, Amazon has responded to the oft-requested feature.

A new white paper breaks down into three parts to help you define the cost factors of enterprise mobile apps. As Gary Woodill explains, however, costs are just one part of the mobile learning app development puzzle.

The new iPhone 5S's camera offers a 33% increase in light sensitivity compared to the 5, and can shoot 720p at 120 fps, among other stats.

We use multiple devices in order to achieve a goal, according to a Google research report.

Apple has received patents for new iOS unlocking methods. Float's Sandbox app restricts access in a different way.

Programmers and information architects will be interested in Facebook, Qualcomm and Ericsson's technical 70-page white paper on building efficient mobile apps,

Instructional designer Mayra Aixa Villar discusses mobile learning and mobile design in a recent interview with Bottom-Line Performance’s Steve Boller.

Tech enthusiasts have pledged more than $600,000 - far beyond the $100,000 goal - through Kickstarter for Structure Sensor, a 3-D scanning add-on for iPads.

Researchers at Yale have written a book on how digital technology is shaping the human experience, from religion and ethics to education and more.

Smartphones are capable of recognizing various audio inputs, allowing for secure authentication, annotation and translation.

MIT Technology Review’s annual list includes young people whose innovations could have a major impact on mobile learning.

One researcher writes that learners are ultimately in charge of how much they engage and understand.