Here is a list of the TECHnalysis Research president and chief analyst Bob O'Donnell media mentions from 2016.

TV/VIDEO:
• Silicon Valley Reckons With Its Own Political Power

• Cyber Hackers Prey Upon Advertisers and Media Companies

• Will 2017 Be a Rebound Year for Tech IPOs

• Alibaba Put on ‘Notorious Market’ List for Fake Goods

• 2016’s biggest tech trends, fails & successes

• AMD's Ryzen is a game changer: Analyst

• Hot Tech Trends as Black Friday Kicks Off Holiday Retail

• Facebook Builds China Filter: NYT

• Is live sport completely unassailable?

• After heavy election donation, Silicon Valley reacts to Trump win

• Money Talks: Amazon stock drops

• Tech Earnings: What to Expect From Square, Facebook

• Peter Thiel Explains Trump Endorsement

• Apple, Microsoft compete for same market with new computers

• Apple adds keyboard touch functions to Mac in major refresh

• What's Next for Apple

• Samsung's Credibility Takes a Hit

• Can the PlayStation VR take on Occulus Rift?

• Tracking Samsung's product recall headache

• Samsung recalls 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 smartphones over exploding batteries

• Why Ride-Sharing Apps Aren't a Threat to Auto Sales...Yet

• Would You Buy a Car Made by Apple or Google?

• The Evolving Potential of iPhone 7's Dual Camera System

• Apple dials up new iPhone

• Apple Updates: Will Consumers Embrace the New Features?

• Apple Ready to Debut New iPhone

• These are the highlights at IFA 2016

• Intel unveils Project Alloy, introducing ‘merged reality’

• Disney is evolving well: Analyst

• The Takeaways From This Week's Tech Earnings

• August Home Lock Alexa Integration for Smart Homes (23:11)

• Breaking Down Samsung's 2Q Results

• Will Brexit Add to Apple's Sales Woes?

• Beijing Slaps Apple With Another Legal Setback

• What got the biggest reaction at Apple's WWDC?

• LinkedIn is good fit for Microsoft- Analyst

• Google Beats Oracle Copyright Case

• Apple to Use OLED Display in 2017 iPhone from Full Show: Bloomberg West

• Yahoo's brand faces long-term challenges: Analyst

• Should Apple Spend Some of Its Massive Cash Hoard?

• Should Facebook Be Considered a Media Company?

• Analyst: Twitter's user growth isn't good enough

• Apple Q1 2016 Earnings

• Is Google Really the Criminal the EU Says It Is?

• Why does Daily Mail want Yahoo?

• Encryption Battle: Apple to Face Off With FBI in Court

• FBI hack won't impact Apple sales: Pro

• Hands-On Apple’s New iPhone SE & iPad Pro

• Smaller iPhone & iPad unveiled

• Apple vs FBI: Silicon Valley Weighs In

• GoPro CEO Says Competition Not Behind Slow Growth Rate

• 'Yahoo needs to turn things around'

• Apple's Aura Starting to Fade: Technalysis Research

• Are we getting over Apple's iPhone?

• Is There More Weakness in Store for Apple Shares?

• 'GoPro is increasingly looking like a one-trick pony'

• Could Apple Be a Bidder for Time Warner?

• 2015 tech trends year in review

PRESS:

• Look for More IoT Processors in 2017

• Study: Americans Are Doing More of Their Work from Home

• Apple's New Ads Position Apple Watch Series 2 as Go-To Holiday Gift

• Apple Watch sales to consumers set record in holiday week, says Apple's Cook

• No courage: Microsoft still requires audio jack port in Windows phones

• iPhone 8 Dreaming in Full Swing

• Stunned tech sector ponders future under Trump

• The triumphant return of the PC

• PCs Makers Continue to Innovate Despite Slowing Market

• Sober Thoughts On Apple's New Touch Bar For MacBook Pro

• Apple unveils new Mac notebooks

• Lenovo, Fujitsu Confirm Talks Regarding PC Tie-Up

• Apple expected to refresh ageing computer line with new MacBook Pro

• Tim Cook says Apple doesn’t need to sacrifice user privacy to improve its AI

• New ARM Cores Bring Security to IoT After Latest Cyber Attack

• ARM Takes the IoT High Ground With Chip to Cloud Offering

• ARM builds up security in the tiniest IoT chips

• New MacBook Will Headline Apple's Thursday Show

• Burning questions for Samsung as Note 7 drama rages on

• Android Circuit: Note 7 Nightmare Official, Apple Overpowers Samsung, Hating Google's Perfect Pixel

• Salesforce CEO says company will not bid for Twitter

• HP Debuts Flashy New Computers

• Google's Pixel XL, Nexus 6P Stalk Galaxy Note 7 Demise

• Is Samsung's loss a win for Apple and Google phones?

• Samsung faces credibility problem after phone fires

• Analysts think Sony's onto a winner with new virtual reality headset

• Samsung's Note7 calamity cracks open a door for Apple

• How Did Samsung Botch The Galaxy Note 7 Crisis? It's A Failure Of Leadership

• Samsung Killing Off the Note 7 Could Lead to an Android Turf War

• 'Worst Case Scenario' Just Became Reality for Samsung Galaxy Note7

• HP's 3-in-1 Windows 10 Mobile smartphone, the Elite X3, is now available

• Google Pixel Won't Compete With iPhone 7 If It's A 'Science Project'

• Top Five Things You Should Know About Google's Pixel and Pixel XL

• 'Miles Ahead' Galaxy Note 7 Takes A Hit, As iPhone 7 Takes On New Sheen

• Twitter Is Struggling, So Why Would Anyone Buy It?

• Bloomberg Advantage: Google Announces In-House Designed Phone

• Google Plasters Its Name on a New Hardware Collection

• Google set to flex hardware muscle in new strategy for internet giant

• Xiaomi’s Smartphones Won’t be Big Compared to Other Flagships

• Why Xiaomi's new handsets won't give it an edge in the smartphone market

• Here's why Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 recall will have a temporary impact on earnings

• Apple faithful line up across Bay Area for iPhone 7

• Why are tech companies making it so hard to upgrade?

• Don't Use Your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phone "Under Any Circumstance"

• Why Apple is betting big on a wireless world

• Critics line up after Apple removes headphone jack

• iPhone 7: To Upgrade Or Not? It's A Harder Question Than We Thought

• The Latest: The Apple $10,000 watch has lost its luster

• Say goodbye to the iPhone’s headphone jack

• Apple unveils iPhone 7 but some still waiting for iPhone 8

• Apple launches iPhones 7 and 7 Plus

• FIDO progress on passwords

• Apple's Live-Stream Is About To Begin, And Car Shoppers Are Ready

• Apple (AAPL) and Alphabet (GOOGL) Cars Already in High Demand

• The ‘Sharing Economy’ for Cars? Not So Fast

• Ridesharing Services May Not Be As Popular As Everyone Thinks

• Apple Car, Google Car Real Threat To Established Automakers [Survey]

• Apple set to unveil new iPhone but will it have a headphone jack?

• Apple Car Interest High In Car Owner Survey

• Tech Hype Outpacing Consumer Demand

• Survey: A majority of Americans would be interested in cars from Google & Apple

• Google and Apple aren’t selling cars, but half of Americans are interested in buying them

• IoT Growth Means 50 Billion Connected Devices by 2020, CompTIA Predicts

• That Hissing Sound Is the Last Bit of Air Leaking From Apple's Balloon

• Exclusive: Google shelves plan for phone with interchangeable parts - sources

• Intel Officially Rolls Out Kaby Lake Chips for Laptops, 2-in-1s

• Apple’s Day of Reckoning Comes With Billion-Euro Tax Risk

• Spreading the Benefits of IoT Among Fishermen and Farmers

• Apple Buys Healthcare 'Magic Machine'

• Avec Lifestage, Facebook cherche à contrer le succès de Snapchat

• Intel's Big Factory Problem

• Intel unveils Project Alloy, introducing ‘merged reality’

• Tim Cook Devotes a Lot of Words to Saying Very Little

• The Apple Watch 2: Everything We Know So Far

• Facebook opens hardware lab, in a sign of broader ambitions

• Discounts abound as Apple's laptops show their age

• Uber Sees the Cartography on the Wall

• What's Wrong With Apple's MacBook? I Asked Around

• Alphabet posts strong revenue on video market, stock surges

• Soon, Apple Gadgets Will Feature Virtual and Augmented Reality

• BlackBerry Offers Android Users a Secure New Smartphone

• Apple CEO touts future technology amid iPhone worries

• Chinese tech giant LeEco to acquire Vizio for $2 billion

• End of the road or new beginning for Yahoo?

• Yahoo seals $4.8 bn deal to sell core assets to Verizon

• Verizon: telecom giant with big ambitions

• Audio Rises for Event Detection

• Pokémon Go sets new App Store record for most downloads in its first week

• Nest Cam Braves the Great Outdoors

• Are we really in a post-device era?

• Pokémon Go pushes augmented reality into the mainstream

• Pokémon Go Proves Augmented Reality is as Fun as VR

• People are spending more time playing Pokemon Go than they are using Facebook

• Dell stops selling Android devices to focus on Windows

• The Surface 3 is dead, as experts debate the future of low-end Windows tablets

• Apple's WWDC 2016: All about Siri, Messages, Maps and Music

• Apple's iOS 10 Goes to Eleven

• How Alienware's gaming PCs kept their cool

• Get Ready For Virtual Reality and the Cloud

• Apple revamps App Store, may not win over developers

• How Google and Amazon's Devices Are Slowly Sinking Apple

• The PC upgrade cycle slows to every five to six years, Intel's CEO says

• Get Ready for the Voice Revolution in Financial Services

• Skeptics question Android on Chromebooks

• Deep Learning: What it is, and What You Need to Know

• Chromebooks beat Mac notebooks 1.4 to 1 in U.S.

• BitTorrent Live Aims to Iron Out Live-Streaming Kinks

• Apple’s $1billion in Didi: What analysts are saying—updated

• Apple, Chinese rideshare deal heats up race for tech-smart cars

• Apple Invests $1 Billion in China's Largest Uber-Like Ride-Hailing Service

• Apple invests $1 billion in Chinese cab service Didi Chuxing, Uber rival

• iPhone 7 Rumors Blunt Anticipation

• Tech world eyes digital life beyond the smartphone

• To go from IT to IoT, build on your skills

• India Rejects Apple's iPhone Retread Plan

• Fiat Chrysler, Google to partner on autonomous minivans

• Apple's iPad Pro is beating Microsoft's Surface Pro 4, experts say

• Who will manage IoT in the enterprise?

• Are insurance devices the next billion dollar IoT market?

• Is the Apple Bubble Finally Bursting?

• Why a maturing Apple isn’t necessarily a bad Apple as the company plans its next move

• Apple posts historic drop in iPhone sales; forecast disappoints

• Apple Forecasts Second Sales Drop as iPhone Woes Deepen

• Fast cash: The high-speed world of cloud-based finance

• Helium raises $20 million for smart industrial sensors

• China ban on Apple services is a challenge for key growth area

• Intel gambit aims for position in post-PC world

• Why Business Should Keep an Eye on Ultra-High Definition Television

• IT Departments Taking a Backseat on IoT Projects

• Barcelona faces the challenge to make its smart city truly smart

• Next Apple Watch Will Be More 'S' Than 2

• On many IoT projects, IT shops get left behind

• Apple's aging Mac Pro is falling way behind Windows rivals

• Questioning how standards are set and the implications for financial services

• Nvidia Looks to Put More Reality Into VR With Iray VR Technology

• 4-Inch iPhone: Slow and Steady May Win the Race

• How Apple is maturing into middle age

• BlackBerry CEO sets September deadline for hardware profit

• Microsoft touts developer tools, business software

• It's not just Zuckerberg: Microsoft wants to build a real Jarvis too

• How virtual reality will shape the future of your PC hardware

• Strong dollar, rivals dent Apple's EM ambitions for iPhone SE

• Will Apple ever release a Mac hybrid?

• Apple Launches Cheaper iPhone SE for Emerging Markets

• Apple's smaller iPhone may take a lesson from Samsung's unsuccessful Galaxy Alpha

• The next big thing in phones may not be a phone

• Apple's 'Loop You In' Event: What the Analysts Are Saying

• Why a third-party hack won't hurt Apple

• Apple's New iDevices say: Small is Beautiful, Too

• Apple hopes small is big again as iPhone SE debuts

• 7 Of The Most Likely Features You're Going To See On The New Budget iPhone SE

• Wolverton: Apple goes back-to-the-future to broaden its appeal

• Apple's small iPhone strategy aims to reclaim stuck customers

• Smaller iPhone expected as Apple faces drop in phone sales

• Apple has 3 'privacy czars' who have to sign off before your data is collected

• Marketplace Tech for Monday, March 21, 2016

• Google pushes ahead with RCS messaging app to run on Android phones

• The 4-Inch iPhone Expected To Debut At Apple's March 21 Event

• Shadow IT Is the Challenging Answer to IT Complexity

• Apple Watch 2: How The World's Best Smartwatch Might Make Its Great Leap Forward

• Apple Event Date Nudges Court Showdown

• Virtual reality, a reality?

• Converged Architecture Helps Organizations Meet Dev/Test Requirements

• Amid stuttering global sales, are smartphone makers doing enough?

• Why Microsoft's Surface Book deserves a second look

• Samsung Raises Curtain on Galaxy S7 Models

• Smart city tech connects cars and bikes with big data at MWC

• These Are The Gorgeous New Android Phones You Have To Care About

• Zuckerberg plays up VR's emotional side

• Pentagon orders Windows 10 to be installed on all 4 million of its PCs

• Pentagon plans huge, swift upgrade to Windows 10

• System Update: Pentagon Upgrading 4 Million Devices to Windows 10

• Pentagon to Launch Massive Windows 10 Deployment, Upgrading All 4 Million Computers

• Deal With Google Helps Yext Extend Location Management Service

• Quinn: Twitter needs to take control

• Twitter Inc (TWTR) Using GIFs to Plug Leak in Sinking Ship

• More Bad News for GoPro – Earnings Miss Mark

• Apple Pencils In March 15 for 4-Inch iPhone Launch

• Top Tech Predictions for 2016

• After setting iPhone record, Apple forecasts rare sales drop

• Facebook's troubles in India keep snowballing

• New Little iPhone May Sprout This Spring

• This Time, Rumors Of A New 4-Inch iPhone Are Probably True

• The Promise and Confusion of USB Type-C

• The Promise and Confusion of USB Type-C

• Microsoft Windows 10 To Run Exclusively On Silicon Chipsets, Says Company Exec Read

• Intel Moves to Lock Down Business PCs

• Windows 10 will only work on newest PCs, says Microsoft

• Microsoft to support a list of Skylake PCs running Windows 7 and 8.1 until July 2017

• Microsoft certifies new PCs with Windows 7 to ease enterprises onto Windows 10

• All eyes on Apple's iPhone sales reveal

• Virtual-reality headgear everywhere at CES

• Huawei revenue soars 70%, boasts 108M mobile shipments

• CES 2016: Rewind from Day 3 of the Consumer Electronics Show

• The Big Problem Apple Must Fix Before it Launches a Car

• New Smart Cam Can Distinguish Between Cats, Cat Burglars and Cars

• Huawei’s smartphone shipment exceeds 100 million in 2015

• Weighing the politics of smart city tech

• Wolverton: Don't expect Next Big Thing at CES

• Box Aims to Become More of a Platform Company in 2016