Articles by Julie Diaz-Asper
Where mobile apps get cooked.
Mobomo’s Barg Upender joined me for a podcast today to talk iPad hype versus reality. Barg is a serial entrepreneur who is plugged-in to the developer community in DC, and a great human being. I …
Leading the Apple buzz is the continuing tablet media frenzy. My favorite takes on the story:
The hopeful “Apple will save old media” talk in The Wall Street Journal:
“Mr. Jobs is “supportive of the old guard, …
Ad Age sums up the power of local mobile ads well:
Now imagine this (it’s not hard): Google is your go-to source for almost all of your interdependent needs when you are out and about, not …
Apple purchased mobile ad network Quattro Wireless for $275 million yesterday. This comes just two months after Google bought AdMob for $750 million. You can read more about it over at the New York Times …
Drum Roll… Google launched the Nexus One today. I went in search of some of the best video reviews of the new gadget of the hour. I found two good ones, so no need to …
By March, I think none of us will be able to resist buying a tablet (aka huge iPod Touch) with the mounting buzz:
Business Week article: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-01-05/apple-said-to-plan-tablet-pc-introduction-this-month-update1-.html
Wall Street Journal video: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703580904574638630584151614.html#articleTabs%3Dvideo
The consensus so far is that …
LinkedIn serves as a great place to store or show-off your Rolodex and resume. It’s where folks judge you more for what you have done and who you know than clever 140 character tweets. Some …
Kids love playing with their parent’s iPhone, and now for the low, low price of $199 parents can get back their phone. That’s worth the investment alone. Added to that is the fact that you …
A new study published by DM2PRO.com claims mobile phones will be flooded by branded apps in 2010.
Some 200+ major advertisers, agencies and marketers participated in the survey. 65% said they plan to develop mobile apps …
2009 was the “year of the Smartphone.” iPhones went mass market and even your mom got one. And it’s still pretty much all about the iPhone, as evidenced by the end of year iPhone app …

