LAPTOP Announces 2006 Mobile Innovation Award-Winners

New York, NY (PRWEB) September 29, 2006

LAPTOP-Mobile Solutions for Business & Life announces the winners of its 3rd annual Mobile Innovation Awards. These awards honor products that represent breakthroughs in mobile technology and achievements in both design and functionality. The winners are featured in the cover story of the October issue, currently on sale.

Products were selected from the following categories: Cell Phones, Notebooks, Entertainment, Imaging, and Wi-Fi. This years winners best exemplify mobile innovation, and all do something the competition could not: redefine their respective product categories while still being great buys.

The 2006 winners are:

*Cell Phones: LG Fusic

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Gilfus Education Group Predicts Top Five Education Innovation Trends for 2010 and 2011

Anaheim, CA (PRWEB) October 12, 2010

The Gilfus Education Group announced its annual education industry predictions today. The Gilfus Education Group is led by Stephen Gilfus a founder of Blackboard Inc. (Nasdaq: BBBB) and President and CEO of the group.

Gilfus annual education predictions foreshadow major concepts on the horizon for academic and administrative education applications in Higher Education.

"Over the past several years we have had the privilege to work closely with scores of colleges, universities, school districts, private schools, vendors to academic institutions and education investors. Institutions are challenged more than ever to deliver higher quality instruction in a more efficient and accountable manner. More and more educators are depending on technology to help them address their challenges" said Stephen Gilfus, President and CEO of the Gilfus Education Group. "As a founder of Blackboard Inc. I have also watched student expectations rise tremendously over the years with regard to the quality of teaching as well as to the quality of the technology and content that support learning."

As an independent consulting organization based in Washington, DC the Gilfus Education Group predicts the following top five trends in education innovation: