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Sean Gallagher

Sean Gallagher

Sean Gallagher is an award-winning technology journalist and blogger, and a veteran tech professional. He has been reporting on the technology industry, testing new tech products and explaining their inner workings for 20 years.  Gallagher has written for the Baltimore Sun, InformationWeek, eWeek.com, and InfoWorld.com, among others. He's also worked in information technology in every role from wire-puller to director of technology strategy.

Gallagher lives in Baltimore, Maryland with his wife and three children—and frequently uses Facebook instant messaging to tell his teenage son to take out the trash.

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February 11, 2011

Nokia and Microsoft have announced that they are joining forces to take on the established leaders in the smart phone marketplace.In a joint event on February 11 in London, the chief executives of Nokia and Microsoft announced a new partnership, in which Nokia would move to Microsoft's mobile platform as its primary smart phone operating system and contribute its expertise in mobile to make Windows Mobile better.

This is something I like to refer to as "irony".

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February 10, 2011

 

Woody Allen said that 90 percent of life is "just showing up."  That's something that Hewlett-Packard has yet to do in its attempt to take on Apple's iPad and iPhone and its competitors' Google Android devices—show up.  And no matter how shiny and wonderful the latest crop of gadgets derived from the remains of Palm are, there's still the small matter of showing up to be dealt with.

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February 9, 2011

 

In what may be the ultimate turn on Apple's "there's an app for that" marketing catchphrase, the Catholic church has endorsed an iPhone application called Confession. The app can be used to track a user's sins, and suggest ways to atone for them.

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February 8, 2011
ubuntu live on Mac

Sometimes, even tech cautionary tales can have a somewhat happy ending. Especially when they don't happen to me directly.

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