5 posts and columns on demos

Dive Into Mobile in December

in Mossblog on November 1, 2010 at 6:00 am PT

Can Google’s Android keep surging without fatally fragmenting? Can Research in Motion get back its mojo? Can Palm be revived inside the Hewlett-Packard monolith? Can Microsoft resuscitate its mobile business? Will local apps and mobile Web sites fight to the death or co-exist? Is the Apple iPad a fluke or will tablets spread like wildfire, threatening laptops?
D: Dive Into Mobile Conference

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CES: The Things We Carry

in News on January 7, 2010 at 8:16 am PT

There is a certain irony in the amount of consumer, pro-sumer and professional gadgetry used to report on electronics. With 2,500 exhibitors showcasing thousands of new products this year, it’s nearly impossible to see it all.

Condé Nast, With Help From a Nearly Naked Rihanna, Takes Another Step Toward Digital Magazines

in Media on December 18, 2009 at 12:33 pm PT

Condé Nast has taken another small step into the future of digital magazines: The publisher has put a second edition of its GQ magazine up for sale on Apple’s iTunes Store. Seminude pop star aside, this doesn’t seem as sexy as the Tablet of Tomorrow talk. But the fact that people are indeed buying magazines in digital form seems pretty relevant to me.
January GQ

Live from Apple's "Let's Rock" Event: iPod Updates, Games, Nano Video Cameras

in News on September 9, 2009 at 10:33 am PT

Apple has sold some 225 million iPods to date, making it one of the most popular electronic devices ever. And it’s sure to sell even more after the updates the company announced at this morning’s event in San Francisco. Among them: Larger, cheaper iPod touches and nanos with cameras and FM radios.
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Live from Apple’s “Let’s Rock” Event: iPod Updates, Games, Nano Video Cameras

in News on September 9, 2009 at 10:33 am PT

Apple has sold some 225 million iPods to date, making it one of the most popular electronic devices ever. And it’s sure to sell even more after the updates the company announced at this morning’s event in San Francisco. Among them: Larger, cheaper iPod touches and nanos with cameras and FM radios.
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