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5 Questions with Tumblr’s Marco Arment
A lot of us use Twitter. But when you want to post images, videos, and audio, you might want to move to something like Tumblr. It’s an extremely easy blogging solution. But, who’s behind Tumblr? Get to know Marco Arment in this edition of “5 Questions.” He put together much of Tumblr. Would a Tumblr guy use Facebook? His answer may surprise you.
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5 Questions with the guys behind FollowCost.com
If you took a look at Gadgetell’s recent post on 5 bookmarklets you need if you tweet, you may have heard of FollowCost.com. The site…
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Speaking with Sony Europe about their greenest TV
Earlier today, Tim Page, Senior Technology Marketing Manager at Sony Europe and Gadgetell conducted an interview over Twitter. Sony Europe has introduced what they are…
5 Questions with Katharine Fletcher
If you’re a gamer or an online video fan, you’ve probably heard of Katharine Fletcher. She used to write and present “ChannelFlip Games” at ChannelFlip.com, but has left that to pursue other things. Get to know her better in this installment of “5 Questions.” Does she prefer Facebook or Twitter? … Continue Reading »
We’re interviewing Sony, what should we ask them?
If you didn’t know, Gadgetell is on Twitter and we’ll be interviewing Sony Europe Thursday on April 30, 2009 on Twitter. Sony recently introduced the Bravia WE5 which Sony calls the “greenest ever TV.” They said we could ask them about that. We’re taking suggestions on questions. What would you… Continue Reading »
5 Questions with Wil Harris
You might know him as “The English guy on This Week in Tech.” You may know him from “ChannelFlip Tech.” You might even be following him on Twitter. He’s been named one of Think Vitamin’s most interesting people to follow on Twitter. Get to know Wil Harris. Continue Reading »
Google’s transcription is “total crap” says PhoneTag CEO in Gadgetell interview
CEO of PhoneTag James Siminoff awoke to chatter on Twitter this morning suggesting his company, which converts voicemail to text, died during the night. He suggests bloggers give too much credit to Google. “Category killer? Hardly! From a fear factor side, I don’t see Google moving my lunch. They are… Continue Reading »
Gadgetell Interview: Talking about the future with Ariel Diaz of YouCastr, inc.
Have you ever wanted to have your own “radio” show online and talk about sports? A lot of people do, but it’s hard to reach a good audience especially if you are an amateur. Back in 2007, Ariel Diaz, along with a few of his college alumni decided to create… Continue Reading »
Samsung executive HDTV/Blu-ray roundtable discussion
At CES 2009 I had the opportunity to sit down in a roundtable discussion with three of the leading Samsung execs from the Digital Media Business. Mr. Sang-heung Shin, Dr. Dongho Shin, Mr. Kyung-shik Lee fielded questions from the press around Samsung’s HDTV strategy, their entry into LED TV, ambitions… Continue Reading »
Can you beat Swoopo? Gadgetell interview with beatswoopo.com
Our story on swoopo.com, an auction site that advertises crazy low prices, continues to draw folks that are either angry at the site or impressed with their business model. The concept is rather unique: bidders pay per bid which tends to keep the prices low. Is it possible to beat… Continue Reading »
“Cyber Monday is a sham” - Gadgetell Interview: BFads.net
Now that Black Friday (BF) and Cyber Monday (CM) are recent memories, I chatted up Michael Brim of BFads.net, a site I and many others rely on to provide us all with the very best Black Friday deals. I suspect Michael pulls all nighters working on getting these deals up… Continue Reading »
Gadgetell interview: Swoopo speaks
In case you missed it, my post on Swoopo.com has generated a lot of interest and comments. One of the comment leavers was Swoopo.com’s Senior Manager of Business Development, Chris Bauman. Swoopo.com is an auction site unlike the traditional auctions you know and has taken a few lumps from readers… Continue Reading »
Gadgetell’s Tech on de Tour: GPS on bicycles interview
One of the things in this year’s tour that is really making an impression on me is riders choosing to make their bike heavier. Normally, cyclists (or any endurance athletes) strive to have nothing extra. No cost is too big, no weight savings too small. So when you have more… Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
