Ah, the reviews are in...
"The Apple iPad: starting at $499" Engadget
"Apple unveils the iPad – at last – and it’s $499" CrunchGear
"Apple Launches iPad
Magical & Revolutionary Device at an Unbelievable Price" Apple: Official Site
"No Flash on Apple’s iPad" VentureBeat
And from MADTV a few years ago...
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Visiting Seoul, Korea
I'm in Seoul this week for a short trip, so not much blogging since I'm running around with a packed schedule.
Definitely missed good Korean food since the Bay Area is mediocre for Korean cuisine. I hope I don't gain too much weight while I'm here :)
Definitely missed good Korean food since the Bay Area is mediocre for Korean cuisine. I hope I don't gain too much weight while I'm here :)
Thursday, January 21, 2010
John Park Makes the First Cut in American Idol 9
HatTip to Dave Y. John Park from my hometown of Northbrook, IL and also my high school, Glenbrook North, was selected as one of the 13 out of 12,000 to make it past the 4 judges in Chicago. We'll see if he gets on American Idol 9. Go John! Go GBN!
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
News & Links List
"Malcolm Gladwell Must Be Stopped" peHUB
"Darpa: U.S. Geek Shortage Is National Security Risk" WIRED
"Clinton plans to stump for global Net freedom" CNET
"Why Yahoo Is on a Dealmaking Binge" BusinessWeek
"China's Migration To E-Commerce
Sales in the world's biggest online community are expected to double again this year." Forbes
"Mobile Shopping Takes Hold Worldwide
Gen Y and shoppers in Asia-Pacific are in the lead" eMarketer
"Google China insiders may have helped with attack" CNET
"China's Silicon Ceiling
The Beijing/Google skirmish is a reminder that free markets require free minds." Slate
"What Enfatico's Boone Brings to His New Job at Google" BNET
"Lockheed Martin introduces 'PC on a stick' flash drive -- yes, Lockheed Martin" Engadget
"Brown: Mass. victory sends 'very powerful message'" AP
"GOP Victory Upends Senate" WSJ
"Boston Globe calls election for Martha Coakley?" Boston Phoenix
"CBC 2009 Winners and Losers" Center for Bioethics & Culture
"Darpa: U.S. Geek Shortage Is National Security Risk" WIRED
"Clinton plans to stump for global Net freedom" CNET
"Why Yahoo Is on a Dealmaking Binge" BusinessWeek
"China's Migration To E-Commerce
Sales in the world's biggest online community are expected to double again this year." Forbes
"Mobile Shopping Takes Hold Worldwide
Gen Y and shoppers in Asia-Pacific are in the lead" eMarketer
"Google China insiders may have helped with attack" CNET
"China's Silicon Ceiling
The Beijing/Google skirmish is a reminder that free markets require free minds." Slate
"What Enfatico's Boone Brings to His New Job at Google" BNET
"Lockheed Martin introduces 'PC on a stick' flash drive -- yes, Lockheed Martin" Engadget
"Brown: Mass. victory sends 'very powerful message'" AP
"GOP Victory Upends Senate" WSJ
"Boston Globe calls election for Martha Coakley?" Boston Phoenix
"CBC 2009 Winners and Losers" Center for Bioethics & Culture
My Slideshare Stats for 2009
Interesting that Slideshare sent my stats from 2009. I love stats :) I'm not an active Slideshare user, so the number aren't dramatic. My 9 presentations that I uploaded received:
# 12864 views
# 1286 average views per presentation
# 48 favorites
# 12864 views
# 1286 average views per presentation
# 48 favorites
Friday, January 15, 2010
News & Links List
"Facebook's Zuckerberg Says The Age of Privacy is Over" ReadWriteWeb
"Fourth-gen iPhone available this April?" CNET
"A new approach to China" Official Google Blog
"Google Gets On the Right Side of History
No more censored searches to please the Chinese government." WSJ, Rebecca Mackinnon
"Did Google Just Worsen China's Human Rights Situation?" Fast Company
"Baidu Hijacked By Cyber Army" Forbes
"Surprise Rumor: iPhone Version 4 in April With OLED, Video-Calling" Fast Company
"Top 10 Steps to Make Your Blog or Book Go Viral" Seedlings in Stone
"China Accused Of Stealing Code, Again
A small California software maker seeks $2.2 billion in damages." Forbes
"Five trends that will shape business technology in 2009
The year 2009 will be challenging for CIOs. Here’s how to play your hand." McKinsey Quarterly
"Hal Varian on how the Web challenges managers
Google’s chief economist says executives in wired organizations need a sharper understanding of how technology empowers innovation." McKinsey Quarterly
"Died in Haiti, a Woman Who Saved Millions of Lives" InsideWork
"The Hidden Benefits of Exercise
Even Moderate Physical Activity Can Boost the Immune System and Protect Against Chronic Diseases" WSJ
"Harbin Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival" The Boston Globe
"Fourth-gen iPhone available this April?" CNET
"A new approach to China" Official Google Blog
"Google Gets On the Right Side of History
No more censored searches to please the Chinese government." WSJ, Rebecca Mackinnon
"Did Google Just Worsen China's Human Rights Situation?" Fast Company
"Baidu Hijacked By Cyber Army" Forbes
"Surprise Rumor: iPhone Version 4 in April With OLED, Video-Calling" Fast Company
"Top 10 Steps to Make Your Blog or Book Go Viral" Seedlings in Stone
"China Accused Of Stealing Code, Again
A small California software maker seeks $2.2 billion in damages." Forbes
"Five trends that will shape business technology in 2009
The year 2009 will be challenging for CIOs. Here’s how to play your hand." McKinsey Quarterly
"Hal Varian on how the Web challenges managers
Google’s chief economist says executives in wired organizations need a sharper understanding of how technology empowers innovation." McKinsey Quarterly
"Died in Haiti, a Woman Who Saved Millions of Lives" InsideWork
"The Hidden Benefits of Exercise
Even Moderate Physical Activity Can Boost the Immune System and Protect Against Chronic Diseases" WSJ
"Harbin Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival" The Boston Globe
Chase Community Giving, Vote For the Center for The Pacific Asian Family!
HatTip to Teddy Zee. Helping out our friend, Teddy Zee, with his cause! Vote for the Center for The Pacific Asian Family to help them win the $1 million dollars prize of the Chase Community Giving contest. Go to www.voteCPAF.org
"Unite Against the Violence" video was created with the support of various Asian American actors and artists to support the Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF) in the fight against domestic violence and sexual assault.
Music by Sam Geunjin Kang.
Join the fight with CPAF as we try to end the silence on violence!
"Unite Against the Violence" video was created with the support of various Asian American actors and artists to support the Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF) in the fight against domestic violence and sexual assault.
Music by Sam Geunjin Kang.
Join the fight with CPAF as we try to end the silence on violence!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Mark McGuire, Just Stop Talking Please
Did it for health reasons and not to hit home runes? Please. And steroids didn't help him? Please, Mark. Just stop.
Back From The Sick Cribs
It's been several months since I missed more than two days of blogging. Now it's been 4 working days and almost a week, but I'm back. Hectic week of work, side ventures, our twins being sick, and our life in Silicon Valley :)
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
News & Links List
"Nexus One review" Engadget
"The Google Phone" A VC
"Google Nexus One: The TechCrunch Review" TechCrunch
"Google's Biggest Phone Move: Disrupting Carriers By Selling Direct To You" Silicon Alley Insider
"Google Might Not Want To Sell Nexus One" BNET
"Metrics Update: Android" The Life and Times of Admob
"Startup therapy: Six questions to ask yourself regularly" VentureBeat
"Five New Year's resolutions for Google" CNET's Relevant Results
"Apple's Download Numbers Seem Phony" BNET
"Byron Wien's Top 10 Predictions for 2010" Seeking Alpha
"Top Ten Business Ideas for 2010" Springwise
"Ex-spy chief says Iran government about to collapse" Bangkok Post
"Campaign In Poetry, Govern In Prose" Sramana Mitra
"Tiger in the Rough" Vanity Fair
"The Lights in the Tunnel" Brad Feld
"Harvard's Hoops Star Is Asian. Why's That a Problem?" TIME
Also interesting that this is the first article I've seen where there were more Facebook shares than Tweets. I assume it says something about the readers of TIME.
"Five Questions to Ask About the Year Ahead" InsideWork, Bradley J. Moore
"The Google Phone" A VC
"Google Nexus One: The TechCrunch Review" TechCrunch
"Google's Biggest Phone Move: Disrupting Carriers By Selling Direct To You" Silicon Alley Insider
"Google Might Not Want To Sell Nexus One" BNET
"Metrics Update: Android" The Life and Times of Admob
"Startup therapy: Six questions to ask yourself regularly" VentureBeat
"Five New Year's resolutions for Google" CNET's Relevant Results
"Apple's Download Numbers Seem Phony" BNET
"Byron Wien's Top 10 Predictions for 2010" Seeking Alpha
"Top Ten Business Ideas for 2010" Springwise
"Ex-spy chief says Iran government about to collapse" Bangkok Post
"Campaign In Poetry, Govern In Prose" Sramana Mitra
"Tiger in the Rough" Vanity Fair
"The Lights in the Tunnel" Brad Feld
"Harvard's Hoops Star Is Asian. Why's That a Problem?" TIME
Also interesting that this is the first article I've seen where there were more Facebook shares than Tweets. I assume it says something about the readers of TIME.
"Five Questions to Ask About the Year Ahead" InsideWork, Bradley J. Moore
Monday, January 4, 2010
TEDTalk: Dan Pink on the Surprising Science of Motivation
Insightful and excellent TEDTalk by Daniel Pink, author of Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future, and Free Agent Nation: The Future of Working for Yourself.
News & Links List
"Fifty faces that shaped the decade" Financial Times
"Decade Over--Huge Questions Remain" Forbes, Rich Karlgaard
"Obama and Our Post-Modern Race Problem
The president always knew that his greatest appeal was not as a leader but as a cultural symbol." WSJ, Shelby Steele
"Bono risks becoming next Lars Ulrich" CNET
"Ten Ideas for Bono and his New York Times Op-Ed on Ten World-Changing Ideas" Gawker
"2010 Predictions Round-Up" eMarketer
"Nine startup dreams and industries Google crushed in 2009" VentureBeat
"10 lessons for entrepreneurs going into 2010" VatorNews
"Top Ten Lessons from Revenue Bootcamp:
Tips and Techniques for Making Money in the New Economy" Garage
"Apple May Ship 10 Million Tablet PCs a Year, Lee Says" Bloomberg
"Will Hulu Become a Blockbuster?" NewTeeVee
"The Era of Big Search is Over: Why 2010 Will Be All About Content" BNET
"The 2009 Rocket Prediction Tally..." Notes From the Rocket
"Decade Over--Huge Questions Remain" Forbes, Rich Karlgaard
"Obama and Our Post-Modern Race Problem
The president always knew that his greatest appeal was not as a leader but as a cultural symbol." WSJ, Shelby Steele
"Bono risks becoming next Lars Ulrich" CNET
"Ten Ideas for Bono and his New York Times Op-Ed on Ten World-Changing Ideas" Gawker
"2010 Predictions Round-Up" eMarketer
"Nine startup dreams and industries Google crushed in 2009" VentureBeat
"10 lessons for entrepreneurs going into 2010" VatorNews
"Top Ten Lessons from Revenue Bootcamp:
Tips and Techniques for Making Money in the New Economy" Garage
"Apple May Ship 10 Million Tablet PCs a Year, Lee Says" Bloomberg
"Will Hulu Become a Blockbuster?" NewTeeVee
"The Era of Big Search is Over: Why 2010 Will Be All About Content" BNET
"The 2009 Rocket Prediction Tally..." Notes From the Rocket
Sunday, January 3, 2010
2010 Tech And IT Predictions by Trendsspotting
Nice enough for Taly Weiss to include my predictions in these slides.
2010 Tech And It Predictions Trendsspotting
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Friday, January 1, 2010
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