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MobileViews Editor Todd Ogasawara discusses mobile technology hardware and software
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Sunday Oct 25, 2009
Sunday Oct 25, 2009
I spoke with Karen Lee, LiveScribe Marketing Manager, on October 23, 2009. We talked about the LiveScribe Pulse Smartpen.
Tuesday Oct 06, 2009
Tuesday Oct 06, 2009
In Podcast 36, I speak with AP (Associated Press) Senior Vice President Global Product Development. We spoke about the relatively high price for the AP Stylebook iPhone app, AP's Mobile News for iPhone app, and the confusion surrounding citing AP news sources.
Sunday Sep 27, 2009
Sunday Sep 27, 2009
In podcast 35 recorded on September 25, 2009, I spoke with Stephen Gillett, Starbucks CIO & GM for Digital Ventures, about the two new free iPhone apps: myStarbucks and Starbucks Mobile Card.
Thursday Sep 17, 2009
Thursday Sep 17, 2009
A lively conversation with Smule CTO/co-founder Ge Wang about Smule's amazing "I Am T-Pain" iPhone app.
Thursday Aug 20, 2009
Thursday Aug 20, 2009
In Podcast 33, MobileViews's Todd Ogasawara speaks with Flo TV's Head of Programming Jonathan Barzilay about the new 1pm mobile Prime Time viewing FloTV says has emerged.
Friday Aug 07, 2009
Friday Aug 07, 2009
I spoke INRIX President and CEO, Bryan Mistele about the firms recently released free iPhone app, TRAFFIC!, which provides current traffic conditions as well as forecasts future traffic conditions.
Wednesday Jul 29, 2009
Wednesday Jul 29, 2009
This podcast is a rebroadcast of a radio program on Hawaii Public Radio named Bytemarks Cafe. Its hosts are Burt Lum and Ryan Ozawa. Paul Lawler were guests on this gadget oriented episode originally broadcast on July 22, 2009. This podcast version is reproduced with the permission of Bytemarks Cafe.
Tuesday Jun 23, 2009
Tuesday Jun 23, 2009
Discussion with iFixit.com co-founder Luke Soules about Kyle Wiens' iFixit's iPhone 3G S teardown
Wednesday Jun 10, 2009
Wednesday Jun 10, 2009
MobileViews' Todd Ogasawara speak with Steve Medina of Sony Electronics about Sony Ericsson unlocked phones in the U.S. market
Monday Jun 08, 2009
Monday Jun 08, 2009
I spoke with iFixit.com's CEO and founder Kyle Wiens about iFixit's many gadget tear downs that have attracted so much attention over the past few years. iFixit took apart the Palm Pre and its TouchStone charger that was released this past weekend. And, they're planning to do the same to the iPhone 3G S when it is released next week. FYI: During the podcast I said it was Podcast 29. This is not correct. It is actually Podcast 28.