Here is a list of the TECHnalysis Research president and chief analyst Bob O'Donnell media mentions from 2015. To contact Bob for a quote or commentary or to book him for a media interview/guest appearance, you can email him at bob@technalysisresearch.com or contact him directly on his mobile phone at 1 (650) 224-2355.
Here are some examples of his commentary on TV or in the press:
• Here's why Apple is set for a challenging 2016 
• Don't be distracted by Yahoo's big moves: Analyst
• What can investors expect from Yahoo's board?
• Ebay’s Life After Paypal Beats Estimates 
• Tech Giants release growth plans for new quarter 
• How Will Volkswagen’s Scandal Affect Their Bottom Line?
• Apple's New Products: Are They Game Changers?
• Apple's Plan to Compete With Netflix
• Why Did YouTube Enter the Video Game Streaming Business?
• Apple is a 'solid bet' but stay cautious: Expert
• When the chips are down: 3D X Point Memory and transition in the semiconductor industry 
• Why Would Microsoft Invest in Uber?
• Does Apple TV Need a Revamp?
• Microsoft launches first new operating system in 3 years
• US Senate Considers Cybersecurity Bill 
• Apple Watch Lightening Rod for Fans, Critics: O'Donnell
• Apple Sold 47.5 Million iPhones in Q3
• Why eBay is the loser from PayPal split
• Samsung Succession: Can Jay Lee Turn the Company Around?
• What's weighing on Samsung's smartphone sales
• Here's the challenge for Fitbit in the long run
• WWDC 2015: Apple Music, iOS 9, Mac OS X El Capitan previewed 
• Can Apple Music Lure Customers Away From Spotify?
• What to Expect From Apple's Developer Event
• Key takeaways from Sony's Investor Relations Day
• Is the Chinese Smartphone Market Tapped Out?
• Is it game on for Nintendo?
• You can buy the new Apple Watch in only one U.S. store 
• Yahoo results are 'disappointing', says this expert
• Will the Apple Watch Really Help the Brand?
• This is what Tesla's new product could be
• How Many PCs Will Be Shipped in 2015?
• The Apple Smartwatch Is Hard to Read: O'Donnell
• Is Apple's Watch a Game Changer?
• Apple's Amibitions in the TV Market
• Sony CEO to deliver offensive strategy: Pro
• How Are Apple and the iPhone Doing in China?
• Intel proved 'PC is dead' analogy wrong: Analyst
• CES This Year Is About Internet of Things: O’Donnell
• BlackBerry’s AT&T strategy
• Will the "Internet of Things" Dominate CES?
• Broadband, Pay-TV And Wireless: Maturation And Saturation 
• AMD Enters Pivotal 2016 With Product Road Map That Must Lead to Growth 
• Marissa Meyer said she won't step down from Yahoo following Alibaba shakeup 
• Yahoo plans 'reverse spinoff,' instead of Alibaba sale 
• Apple Cranks Up Music Storage to 100K
• Yahoo to keep Alibaba, spin off core business  
• Majority of owners of Apple Watch owners plan to give it as gift: poll 
• Competition among digital assistants heating up, but users not impressed 
• Notebook hard drives are dead: How SSDs will dominate mobile PC storage by 2018 
• Samsung looks to stem mobile struggles with new handset division chief
• For some people, the older the smartphone, the better 
• Survey Says: Here’s the Holiday Season's Hottest Tech 
• Time for Apple to Broaden Its Model? 
• Experts predict 2016 enterprise mobility trends 
• Notify and the Other Nine Apps That Prove Facebook Rules Your Phone 
• Users Balk at Mobile App Permission Requests
• Enlighted Launches IoT Web Applications for Commercial Buildings 
• Indonesia’s Google Balloons; the Threat to Apple; 000Webhost Hacked 
• Samsung shares jump after Q3 earnings, share repurchase
• Mining for Big Value in Big Data 
• Oracle Turns to Chip-Based Security, Lower Prices to Counter Amazon
• Michael Dell: EMC Deal Will Create Powerful IT Provider
• Microsoft's 'More Personal Computing' is the next major hardware company 
• Laptop pushes Microsoft harder into hardware
• Microsoft Unveils Windows 10 Smartphones, Laptop 
• Tech Deep Dive podcast: Google's self-driving car, Amazon boots Apple TV 
• El Capitan Boosts Mac Speed, Productivity 
• Google Faces American Antitrust Scrutiny Over Android
• With iPhone 6s Launch, Apple Eyes a New Relationship With Its Customers 
• Amazon in new gadget offensive, led by $50 tablet
• Apple customers report devices crashing on iOS 9 update
• New iPhones Poised to Do Land Office Business
• Apple unveils large-format iPad Pro tablet, new updated iPhones
• Apple phone, tablet and TV fail to impress investors
• Apple stakes new claim to the living room 
• Apple iPhone 6S Event 2015: Faster iPhone, Smarter Apple TV, Bigger iPad, New iOS, New Bands For Apple Watch, And ... A $99 Apple Pencil 
• Samsung's IoT Products Make Themselves at Home
• Apple in the enterprise: A force to be reckoned with
• Apple to show off new iPhones, Apple TV on Wednesday
• Lenovo, Acer, Toshiba Unveil PCs With Windows 10, Skylake Chips
• Intel Skylake Chip Promises Ultra-Fast Windows 10 Devices, Zippier MacBooks
• Google restructuring will let side ventures shine
• Google reorganizes under 'Alphabet' umbrella
• Shadow IT: Worse Than We Thought 
• How Will the IoT Attain the Heights Predicted for It?
• Report: Apple Is Kicking the MVNO Tires
• $600 premium Android phones are getting harder and harder to sell 
• BlackBerry devices face extinction amid continual losses
• Microsoft gears for turnaround with Windows 10 rollout
• Windows 10: your desktop upgrade strategy 
• Intel, Micron Claim Chip Breakthrough 
• Salesforce tools let customers snap together new mobile apps 
• 3D XPoint might change computing as much as SSDs did
• 3D Xpoint memory: Faster-than-flash storage unveiled 
• Salesforce Aims to Boost Mobile App Deployment With Lightning Tools
• Quinn: Nike FuelBand, we hardly knew ye 
• Why AMD Won’t Be Splitting Up Anytime Soon 
• Microsoft smartphone strategy shifts away from Nokia
• Windows 10’s facial recognition feature requires depth cameras too costly for most PCs 
• IoT: With great connectivity comes great insecurity
• Why most of us will miss out on Windows Hello, Windows 10's facial recognition feature
• BlackBerry Ltd Q1 To Disappoint, But By How Much? 
• Analysts warn BlackBerry’s first-quarter earnings will disappoint 
• Front runner: IPO gives Fitbit firepower in crowded market
• Toshiba will build a Cortana button into its Windows 10 laptops
• Mobile innovation is slowing but there's still plenty of room for improvement 
• New iOS 9 features give iPads PC-like functionality
• Connected cows, cars and crockery prod chip mega mergers
• Apple expected to focus on watch, music at developer conference
• Google's Android Permissions Get Granular
• Why Windows PCs are finally poised to become exciting again 
• Windows 10, Intel Skylake Chip, Thunderbolt 3.0 Will Boost Next-Gen PC Performance
• The best apps to secure or find your lost or stolen Android phone
• New Google IoT OS to connect Android devices
• Google's I/O Steers Devs to Photos, IoT, Maps and More
• GeekWire Calendar Picks: Made in Seattle Week, State of Technology Luncheon, and more 
• Is Home Where HomeKit's Heart Is?
• Analysts see an Amazon rival in new site Jet.com 
• Fitbit IPO Rides on Persuading You to Dust Off Your Wristband 
• Samsung takes another step into Internet of Things
• Swiftkey's Clarity Keyboard Puts Auto-Correction in Context
• Apple Watch threat looms over Fitbit IPO 
• Apple appears to be on track for giant iPad 
• Massive Apple Watch threat looms over Fitbit IPO 
• Microsoft Surface 3 Tablet Dexterity And Affordability Swaps Laptop Market
• Outlook for iOS, Android gets MAM, fulfills IT wish list
• Head-worn devices to outsell smartwatches by 2018
• Wearable Computing's Next Kings: Watches In 2016; Glasses In 2020 
• Microsoft launches affordable and portable Surface 3 tablet Newsmaine
• Microsoft releases Surface 3, but will it vanquish the laptop?
• Is Microsoft Still Relevant? 
• Samsung Wants Businesses To Deploy Gear Smartwatches And Virtual Reality Headsets 
• Samsung tinkering with wearables and VR headset for business
• How long can the Apple dynasty march on?
• Google Dresses Up Android Wear
• Android wearables updated by Google TellMeNews
• Apple Watch goes on sale, and Apple tries a new sales strategy
• Smart World Problems: When the concept is better than the product 
• Google, Amazon, and the Future of Digital Content 
• Microsoft resurrects the Surface with third try
• Microsoft should forget the Surface, stick to the Pro 2-in-1 line
• Windows 10 upgrade arrives this summer – even for pirated copies
• Intel Cuts Q1 Revenue Outlook as Business PC Sales Slow
• Time to update your BYOD plans to include Apple Watches
• Apple Watch: Enthusiasm and questions as Apple enters new market
• New Two-Pound MacBook Steals The Show 
• Judge Accepts $415 Million Settlement in High-Tech Anti-Poaching Case
• Apple expected to detail watch at event
• Big Delay Waylays Big iPad
• Is Windows Phone 10 already gaining momentum? 
• Microsoft's Windows 10 for phones already gaining momentum
• From Microsoft: Two new Lumia smartphones to upgrade later to Windows 10
• No new Lumia flagship? Smart move, Microsoft
• Microsoft Windows to drop below 90% of PC market this year
• 6 Key Facts the C-Suite Should Know About Windows 10
• Apple TV 2015: 5 Rumors Swirling About Its Features, Release Date Schedule 
• Apple stock hits new high on data centers, watch, car rumors
• Microsoft bolsters Outlook app security, Office cloud integrations
• The big problem Apple must fix before it launches a car
• Federal agencies mobilize field workers, even as some businesses ignore them
• Long-awaited Blackphone tablet may emerge at MWC
• Qualcomm's new chips will bring high-end features to dirt-cheap smartphones
• Apple may show off more than watch at next event
• Perfect storm: How Apple vacuumed up all of the profit in the smartphone business
• Market headwinds to blow iPad sales back to 2012 levels
• ARM's New Mobile Chips Are Greener And Meaner: Say Hello To Souped-Up Smartphones And Tablets 
• Here's how souped-up your smartphone will be in 2016 
• Amazon WorkMail Arrives as New Work-Oriented Email Service 
• Wearable Tech Will Change Lots of Things but You 
• Amazon Brings the WorkMail for Business Email and Calendar Services 
• Clock is ticking for 'radical' move from Samsung
• Amazon's New WorkMail Targets Business Users
• Microsoft's Surface line-up posts 2nd straight profitable quarter
• What Will The Launch Of Windows 10 Mean For The IT Industry? 
• Apple Watch’s battery won’t be giving the whole-day backup 
• All signs point to the demise of Microsoft's Surface RT tablet
• Apple Watch Battery Life Is A BUMMER! Not Even Close To A Full Day Use: Report 
• Apple Watch battery will get you through the day -- barely
• Windows 10 - Satya Nadella touts Windows-as-a-Service 
• Windows Phone 10 tries to become the smaller side of Windows 10 
• Windows 10 and the mystery of the missing cloud 
• Microsoft's online store runs out of Surface 2 tablets with Windows RT
• Microsoft's Fix: Run, Don't Walk, To Windows 10
• BlackBerry's Chen pens letter to U.S. to even the playing field for apps
• Satya Nadella: Articulating a vision for Windows 10
• Microsoft offers free Windows 10 upgrade, holographic glasses coming
• The post-PC era is about to return with a vengeance 
• Remarkable: the PC market saw a tiny gain last quarter! 
• CES Live: Computer-monitor makers are bent on wider, curved screens 
• New Apple TV 2015 release date rumours: Apple TV 4th generation could feature app store, games and be a HomeKit hub 
• CES 2015 to focus on ‘Internet of Things’ and 4K TVs
• Curved displays invade PCs at CES: Why they could be a better fit than curved TVs
• CES Live: Dell’s new ultrabook delivers big display, compact design
• The Rise of Cloud-Service Facilitators, the Blurring of IT Boundaries 
• BlackBerry signs AT&T deal to sell rounded Passport in U.S.
• Samsung CEO sees big things for Internet of Things
• What Payments Pundits Say Is On Tap For 2015 PYMNTS.com
• What to expect from Apple in 2015 beyond its smartwatch
• ‘Connected life’ at heart of CES electronics show
• What to expect from Apple in 2015  |
