Where’s Dave?

Sorry the blog’s been so quiet, but from last Friday until this AM I’ve been on the clock at CES. I’m at the airport now and heading home. Once I’ve had a full night of sleep, I’ve got about a dozen stories queued up (in my head and on my camera) that I intend to … Read more

Broadband in the 2008 Election

Broadband = Good. Broadband means better communication, education, information, business, entertainment, social networking, etc. etc. (It also means jobs for me and Dave :)) So it only makes sense that broadband should at least get a mention or two in the presidential election campaigning. The Speed Matters organization (affiliated with the AFL-CIO) has collected information … Read more

Covering CES from the Airport

I’m here at the airport waiting to board the plane for my flight home, and this is the first chance I’ve had to post for ZNF. On the amount of sleep I’ve had, I’m not sure how coherently I can string together sentences, but I’ll give it a shot with a couple of belated updates … Read more

CES: Where are Dave and Mari?

We’re here. Honest. It’s just that our day jobs are keeping us hopping at CES. But look at the different badges. Same pub – one press badge, one blogger badge. What’s up with that?

CES: TiVo Desktop 2.6 Details

Both TiVo and Sling had tables at the Digital Experience press event last night, so with about ten minutes left in the show I was able to sneak away for more details on the forthcoming TiVo Desktop PC software. Perhaps I’m overtired, because when I had originally received the embargoed press release on Saturday I … Read more

The New Motorola Phones at CES

Although cell phones – excuse me mobile devices – are not my beat, by virtue of the fact that I work with the company, I did get a heads-up on Motorola’s new handsets before the press conference tonight. Two important introductions are the new ROKR E8 and the new Motorola Z10. The ROKR adds an … Read more

Please Bring Multi-touch To Laptops

During the 4+ hour flight yesterday, I cleaned up a few directories on my laptop. Leopard’s handy spacebar-initiated preview feature made quick work of the task. However, on a few occasions I instinctively attempted to zoom in on the preview by placing my thumb and index finger together on the touchpad then pulling them apart. … Read more