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MobileViews Editor Todd Ogasawara discusses mobile technology hardware and software
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Thursday Jun 18, 2009
Thursday Jun 18, 2009
I updated my iPhone 3G to iPhone OS 3.0 and decided to give the new Voice Memos app a try. My apologies for the sound quality. I didn't realize Voice Memos' recording quality was so low.
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.
Saturday May 30, 2009
Saturday May 30, 2009
Celio Marketing Communications Manager Colin Kelly Jr. and I had a discussion about Celio's Redfly terminal device for Windows Mobile smartphones as well as some upcoming products.
Sunday May 24, 2009
Sunday May 24, 2009
I spoke with Gary Moskoff, one of iHound Software's founders, about their $3.99 iPhone app (currently on sale for $2.99) that can help you track down a lost or stolen iPhone.
Monday May 11, 2009
Monday May 11, 2009
The LiveScribe Pulse Smartpen records anything drawn or written on paper with special microdots on it as well audio recorded while writing.
Saturday May 09, 2009
Saturday May 09, 2009
I noticed phone voice spam in the History folder of my Google Voice account. You can hear the two fragments that Google Voice recorded at the end of this mini-podcast
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.