It’s sometimes hard to believe we were ever truly productive
without mobile tablets. Even though tablets only rose to
popularity three years ago, they have introduced a completely
new way of handling everyday tasks. Their size and shape have
proven to be the perfect balance, giving us more immersive
functionality than previously possible on small smartphone
screens, without succumbing to the heft of a full-sized laptop.
And because of their extreme portability and embedded wireless
access, our productivity and connectedness with others isn’t
limited by our location. This type of tablet-centric revolution
is happening in many, if not most, industry segments. For
example, photography has not only turned digital as a result of
our widespread evolution from film, but now it has now turned
mobile as well, as real-time editing can occur virtually
anywhere. In a recent New York Times article, one photographer
says his new “darkroom” is now his tablet. The evolution of
education Education is certainly no exception to