You’ve left the Presidency of the Windows Phone division. What next?
“I’m going to Disneyland! CES” Steven Sinofsky’s in-depth look at trends and new products at the Las Vegs playground for the geekerati is good lunchtime reading.
Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
“I’m going to Disneyland! CES” Steven Sinofsky’s in-depth look at trends and new products at the Las Vegs playground for the geekerati is good lunchtime reading.
Lucky Frame’s Bd Hotel has been in the iOS App Store for a month, and they’ve broken down the numbers behind a little success story. Definitely one for any mobile developers out there, no matter the platforms they are working with.
Loving this look back on the Obama campaign by the New Yorker. Definitely worth a read over a nice hot cup of tea: During the debate, Obama was asked, “Would you be willing to meet separately, without preconditions, during the first year of your Administration, in Washington or anywhere else, with the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba, and North Korea, in order to bridge the gap that divides our countries?” Obama answered simply, “I would.” Hillary Clinton pounced on the remark as hopelessly naïve, and her aides prepared to emphasize what appeared to be a winning argument. Obama’s aides
Well I say recap, but I think the next two or three weeks over on All About Symbian will be taken up with a lot of writing from this week’s Smartphone Show at Earl’s Court. Anyway, while you’re waiting for that, the podcast from the event is now available… [audio:http://mediafiles.allaboutsymbian.com/aas_podcast_smartphoneshow2008_20081022_97.mp3] Download MP3 – Podcast RSS – Show Notes And while you listen to that, post your entries here for the All About Symbian Smartphone Show caption competition…
I’ll be doing a more personal look from my time at last weekend’s Blog World Expo in the next few days, but I’ve (a) got some catching up to do after spending a carbon-footprint decadant long weekend in Las Vegas and (b) the paying gigs come first. In the meantime you can get my professional thoughts via BBC News. The advertising slogan says that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. But at Blogworld Expo it was more likely to appear online, either written up on a website, as a photo on image sharing sites such as Flickr, or as