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MobileViews Editor Todd Ogasawara discusses mobile technology hardware and software
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Monday Feb 13, 2012
Monday Feb 13, 2012
Todd Ogasawara and Jay Stone discuss Captain Marvel (the Fawcett Comics/DC version) character, the character's history, and the name change to "Shazam."
Tuesday Feb 07, 2012
Tuesday Feb 07, 2012
Former Microsoft Project Jupiter (Windows CE based Handheld PC Pro) product manager Keith Amodt talks about the pre-netbook/pre-tablet devices based on Windows CE that launched in 1999.
Monday Jan 30, 2012
Wednesday Jan 18, 2012
Wednesday Jan 18, 2012
Sony released the first camera with electronic (analog) storage in 1981. It was called the Sony Mavica and preceded what would become a line of digital cameras in the 1990s. Kent Ekberg was a Sony Corporate Planner at the time and joins me in this podcast to tell us about the camera and Sony's attempts to introduce it to a professional (corporate) audience.
Tuesday Jan 17, 2012
Tuesday Jan 17, 2012
Todd Ogasawara and Jay Stone discuss the work of comic book legend Joe Simon & and artist Eduardo Barreto. Both men passed away in December 2011.
Thursday Dec 29, 2011
Thursday Dec 29, 2011
Todd Ogasawara speaks with Spring Partners CEO Jeff Janer about the firms Springpad note taking product available for the web, Android and iOS.
Thursday Dec 29, 2011
Thursday Dec 29, 2011
Todd Ogasawara speaks with Untiy 3D CEO David Helgason about the firm's 3D graphics application development tools for desktops and mobile devices in this podcast.
Wednesday Dec 21, 2011
Wednesday Dec 21, 2011
Todd Ogasawara speaks with Smule CTO and co-founder Ge Wang about the firm's recent acquisition of Khush. Both companies create creative music apps for iOS. You can read the article based on this discussion in this Inside Mobile Apps article: Smule CTO Ge Wang on Why Android Apps Aren’t Coming in The Near Future
Tuesday Dec 20, 2011
Tuesday Dec 20, 2011
In MobileViews podcast 54 Todd Ogasawara speaks with the Senior Director of Product Management at Sencha, Aditya Bansod. about the firm's web app development products: Sencha Touch, Sencha Touch Charts, Sencha.io and more. You can find the article based on this discussion on Inside Mobile Apps: Sencha Touch 2 Makes Web Apps Into Native Apps in One Line of Code
Friday Dec 16, 2011
Friday Dec 16, 2011
In this podcast, I speak with Jeremy Roberts (Director of Technology, PBS KIDS Interactive), Laura Nooney (Senior Interactive Producer, WGBH Interactive), Kit Buckley (Senior Developer, WGBH Interactive), and Dave Peth (Senior Producer, WGBH Interactive) about an iPhone app that uses Augmented Reality to help children learn math. You can find an article based on this conversation on Inside Mobile Apps (linked below). PBS Kids, WGBH’ New Augmented Reality Math App Gets Kids Moving