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In Pictures: Tech for geeks and students
Here's a bunch of goodies that will prove useful to students, self-respecting geeks and anybody who loves a good gadget
iPlanner lets you send an email right from within the app and also links to your classes' websites. Class Buddy can export and import events to Google Docs. Either one will help a student answer the all-important questions: "Where am I supposed to be, when am I supposed to be there, and what homework am I supposed to have done?"
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