Learn in Business, Technology and Environment  An Energy Saving
App to Control Usage From the Cloud   There’s an app for
everything and everyone. In India, farmers hydrate their crops
from their phones. They dial in via text or call, signaling a
central system that remotely activates their irrigation systems
so the farmer can be everywhere all at once without the face
time and in-person trek. UNICEF uses the mobile phone to
facilitate infant HIV testing and treatment. Their mobile app
reaches out to communities for feedback through data collection,
logistics coordination, and communication for issues addressing
water sanitation and access to medications. Forget plastic:
Mobile banking projects like M-PESA from Kenya began allocating
micro-loans and stockpile payments, and have grown into a multi-
national mobile cash transfer system. In remote villages,
Doctors Without Borders arm local doctors with cellular
technology for remote patient screenings that lessen the burden
of commuting for those traveling great