Monday, March 26, 2007
Stop by the CTIA 2007 Blog
Posted by Jason Dunn in "SITES & RESOURCES" @ 11:33 AM
I'll keep this short and sweet since there's a lot to do today, so I'll just quote myself and encourage everyone to stop by the CTIA 2007 blog:
"Hi there, welcome to the CTIA 2007 Event Blog. I'm your host, Jason Dunn, better known for covering the world of Windows Mobile on Pocket PC Thoughts and Smartphone Thoughts. Microsoft has hired me to cover CTIA 2007 from a blogger's point of view: focusing in on everything that's new and interesting at CTIA as it relates to Windows Mobile. While Windows Mobile 6 was officially announced at 3GSM in February, CTIA 2007 is the first North American conference where Windows Mobile 6 is being talked about, so I expect to see a few new things that we didn't learn about at 3GSM. North American carriers, software developers, and hardware manufacturers will be making announcements at CTIA, and I'll try to cover them all right here on this blog.
I'm hoping to combine the usual text write-ups with some video coverage of interesting interviews, and perhaps even a few live product demonstrations. And while I'm going to focus primarily on Windows Mobile news, if I run across something in the mobility space that's so huge it will have an impact on the Windows Mobile world, I'll definitely be writing about it. This is your one stop-spot for CTIA 2007 event coverage, so be sure to stop by often."
"Hi there, welcome to the CTIA 2007 Event Blog. I'm your host, Jason Dunn, better known for covering the world of Windows Mobile on Pocket PC Thoughts and Smartphone Thoughts. Microsoft has hired me to cover CTIA 2007 from a blogger's point of view: focusing in on everything that's new and interesting at CTIA as it relates to Windows Mobile. While Windows Mobile 6 was officially announced at 3GSM in February, CTIA 2007 is the first North American conference where Windows Mobile 6 is being talked about, so I expect to see a few new things that we didn't learn about at 3GSM. North American carriers, software developers, and hardware manufacturers will be making announcements at CTIA, and I'll try to cover them all right here on this blog.
I'm hoping to combine the usual text write-ups with some video coverage of interesting interviews, and perhaps even a few live product demonstrations. And while I'm going to focus primarily on Windows Mobile news, if I run across something in the mobility space that's so huge it will have an impact on the Windows Mobile world, I'll definitely be writing about it. This is your one stop-spot for CTIA 2007 event coverage, so be sure to stop by often."
