Testing the T-Mobile Nokia 5230 Nuron. Would You Buy It?
I think I spoiled my wife. Right after Nokia created their first all touch phone, I bought it and eventually gave it to my wife. This has unfortunately made her go “bleh” to Nokia’s…
HP-Palm: Do Mobile Phones Really Need the Phone Part?
By Jeff Nolan
Enough has been written about HP acquiring Palm that I don’t think it’s that newsworthy today… however something has been bouncing around my hamster cage since reading the coverage yesterday that I’m not ready…
Using Google to Beat a Ticket
By Robert Lee
Well, I just got back from the Kirkland Municipal Court after a nervous 24 hours. A few of my friends have already been aware of what’s been hanging over my head since early February.…
Google is Quick. Facebook is Sticky. Which Strategy Will Win?
By Tom Foremski
Google has always been about getting people connected to the content they are looking for as quickly as possible. They even publish how quickly, in milliseconds, they perform a search. This has been a…
Where Does Online Video Go From Here?
By Alex Calic
Google’s acquisition of YouTube in October 2006 was supposed to usher in a new era of opportunity for video creation, distribution and monetization that leveraged the power of the internet. Now, three and a…
Steve Jobs Memo: Thoughts on Flash (Why Apple Doesn’t Use Flash)
By John Furrier
Apple put out a release by the CEO Steve Jobs on his thoughts on Flash. Basically it’s a slam on Adobe. Here are some of the highlights from Steve’s statement: Apple has a long…
Daily Show Video: Apple Busting Down Doors WTF Is Going On
By John Furrier
Ever since Gizmodo broke the news of the new iPhone 4 which was acquired illegally, the entire iPhone 4 thing has been a disaster. Everything went wrong with it. My Angle: Gizmodo never should…
Luxury Paid For in the Currency of Privacy
I ’d like to address the recent discussion regarding the announcement of Facebook’s new features, last week at f8. There’s been a considerable outcry among web-enthusiasts and open advocates, calling the new Like button…
Breaking News: HP Just Bought Palm
HP just released information that they’ve “entered into a definitive agreement under which HP will purchase Palm.” The pricetag is $5.70 a share, putting the total cost at around $1.2 billion. “We’re thrilled by…
Siri Gets Acquired by Apple (and Why I’m Disappointed)
I’ve long been a fan of the ideas behind Siri and their artificial intelligence powered personal assistant. Obviously, as a non-iPhone owner, I’ve had to watch from the sidelines on this one, and follow…