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MobileViews Editor Todd Ogasawara discusses mobile technology hardware and software
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Friday May 08, 2009
Friday May 08, 2009
Conversation about Bento for iPhone with Ryan Rosenberg, Vice President of Marketing and Services
Friday May 01, 2009
Friday May 01, 2009
I had a discussion with Nokia's Ira Frimere (Portfolio Manager for North America) and Joseph Gallo (Communications Specialist) about Nokia smartphone phones.
Saturday Apr 18, 2009
Saturday Apr 18, 2009
Hotspot Shield is a free ad-supported VPN (Virtual Private Network) service from AnchorFree. It has clients for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. And, an iPhone can be easily configured to use the service without additional software required. I spoke with AnchorFree's CEO and Co-Founder David Gorodyansky to get a better understanding about their service and the level of security and privacy it provides.
Friday Apr 10, 2009
Friday Apr 10, 2009
Oceanit Laboratories developed a free iPhone entertainment app called iFu Kung Fu. It started as a two-week project to test the iPhone development waters. This podcast discusses this journey and its lessons learned.
Wednesday Apr 01, 2009
Wednesday Apr 01, 2009
Professional photographer and author Derrick Story provides numerous tips and advice for using an iPhone to take photos. He also discusses some of his favorite iPhone photo-related apps.
Tuesday Mar 31, 2009
Tuesday Mar 31, 2009
Skype finally released a client for the iPhone. Here's a quick initial sound check using an iPhone 3G.
Friday Mar 27, 2009
Friday Mar 27, 2009
Matthew Miller, ZDNET and NokiaExperts blogger, and I discuss Nokia smartphones in MobileViews.com Podcast 20.
Wednesday Mar 25, 2009
Wednesday Mar 25, 2009
Skype 3.0 Beta for Windows Mobile was released today (Mar. 24, 2009). This mini-podcast provides a brief sound quality check based on a test using an HTC TyTn Windows Mobile 6 smartphone running Skype 3.0 Beta.
Tuesday Mar 24, 2009
Tuesday Mar 24, 2009
Pangea Software has developed Mac apps for 20+ years. Recently, its founder, Brian Greenstone, decided to focus his game development on the iPhone (he still writes Mac apps but focuses on HDR photography there).
Sunday Mar 22, 2009
Sunday Mar 22, 2009
The MobileAppsToday podcast is renamed to the MobileViews Podcast going forward.