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At this time of year the technology circus does its tour of the world....CES in Las Vegas, MWC in Barcelona and CeBIT in Hanover, Germany. Interspersed are product launches by major companies like Apple. When Apple and subsequently Microsoft decided to move away from the industry events and do their own mini-shows, many commentators noted that it was disappointing that
Every year, we get new hype of electronics that are suppose to rock their niche. This year, we saw tablets galore. At CES 2011, I personally saw around 8 tablets that disappeared quicker than a fake Apple store in China. But those tablets that stayed to try and take the market had to deal with the 500 lb gorilla in
Over the break, there's been a bit of discussion by some of the big names regarding the reasons why Windows Phone 7 handsets haven't been flying off the shelves this holiday season. Charlie Kindel started the debate with "Windows Phone is Superior; Why Hasn't It Taken Off?" and largely faults the relationship between the OEMs, Microsoft and the carriers. MG Siegler
Great to be back in Hawaii and in the Studio. The hard work begins over the next 6 weeks in getting ready for CES 2012. For the first time ever we are going to ask for additional listener / viewer support in helping us for CES 2012. We have produced 1000's of videos for you and the operation has grown
I want to thank the Gadget Professor Don Baine for stepping in while I was in Los Angeles. Many of you asked how to get more of Don's show, well you can subscribe to The Gadget Professor here at GNC in the second column of the website.. Ok lost of tech and I get you all caught up on the
Back to basics on this show and, I tighten up the timeline. Lots of tech as always and a huge number of comments have come in pre-show... Today I try pulling unique articles from Google+. Hope you like the new sources. Subscribe Today: Audio | Video | Mobile Video | iTunes | Zune Download the Show File Follow me on
Mobile data usage has been rising for quite some time now. But, with the release of the latest Nielsen report on cell phones, there's some interesting data. The fastest rise is Windows Phone 7, which has shot up 89% since it's launch. As of the November launch (4th Quarter 2010) data usage was at 149 MB, but now, as of