TECHnalysis Research president and chief analyst Bob O'Donnell is regularly quoted in major online sites and print publications around the world and is a frequent guest or commentator for TV and other media. 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:

TV/VIDEO/RADIO/PODCAST:

• Tech companies slash jobs

• Meta expected to announce layoffs

• Qualcomm earnings: Smartphone market developing ‘at a slower pace,’ analyst says

• Alphabet earnings: ‘There’s so much dependence upon advertising,’ analyst says

• TECHnalysis Research's O'Donnell on Netflix

• HelloFresh plans to close Richmond facility and reportedly lay off 600 Bay Area workers

• More companies expected to announce layoffs

• TECHnalysis' O'Donnell on New Apple Devices

• Apple unveils new iPhone 14 at annual keynote

• Are employers missing a key demographic when attracting new talent?

• Microsoft’s Q4 earnings ‘weren’t that bad’, analyst says

• TECHnalysis Research President on Netflix

• Tech companies continue layoffs

• Twitter Musk Deal

• Elon Musk dealt ‘a huge psychological blow’ to Twitter: Analyst

• Apple WWDC 2022 News (37:18 into full "Bloomberg Technology" program)

• Apple dives deeper into autos with software for car dashboard

• Apple unveils new Macbook Air at developers conference

• TECHnalysis' O’Donnell on Apple Earnings

• Can smart cameras make return to office efforts less awkward?

• Market analyst has 'serious doubts' about the metaverse

• Big Tech earnings ‘will be a mixed bag,’ analyst says

• Does Hardware Still Matter?

• Big tech companies pull out of Russia amid Ukraine crisis

• Your smart home could become even smarter: Talking Tech podcast

• AT&T 3G shutdown could impact businesses, personal devices

• Bob O’Donnell of TECHnalysis Research — What Innovation Will Impact You?

• Samsung unveils its newest phones

• Apple Has Good Insight Into Supply Chain, TECHnalysis Says

• What is 5G, and how does it impact you?

• 5G Will Still Be Available Inside Airport Walls: Experts

• Boston Logan Airport Not on List of 5G Buffer Zones

• 5G Won't Roll Out to Some in South Florida Due to Air Safety Concerns

• Microsoft acquiring Activision ‘is a great extension’ and ‘smart timing,’ tech analyst says

• FAA clears some low-visibility landings after warnings of 5G disruptions

PRESS:

• Virtual Reality Helps Students Experience Healthcare Scenarios

• AMD launches data center CPU 'Genoa', taps Google, Microsoft as customers

• The metaverse was supposed to be good for businesses. They remain apprehensive.

• Social media as we know it is over

• Rethink your business internet because 5G has changed the game

• Why I Switched Back to Spectrum After Using 5G Internet at Home

• Twitter’s Fired CEO Parag Agrawal Was Never Going To Please Everybody — Now It’s Elon Musk’s Turn

• Cloud to PCs, Microsoft forecasts spook investors as economy bites

• The pandemic is finally hitting big tech — two years later

• Arm’s legal dispute with Qualcomm highlights firms’ interdependence

• Google's Pixel 7 Pricing Challenge: Carriers Offer iPhones and Galaxy Phones For Free

• Amazon is making your life easier through ambient intelligence

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 Flexes Versatility: Hands-On Review

• Samsung Plans to Extend a Key Tech Lead for Faster, Smaller Processors

• Samsung Dominates As Foldable Shipments Soar 66.6 Percent: IDC

• Intel Foundry’s ‘No. 1’ Customer—U.S. DoD—Targets GAA

• Tech’s ugly quarter will bleed into October

• Why People Don't Line Up for iPhones as Much Anymore

• Intel's Raptor Lake Mobile VPU: What Is It And What Does It Do

• IBM targets energy-saving mainframes at Linux users

• Modern Digital Collaboration Tech Is Paving the Way to Hybrid Work

• Arm-Qualcomm suit threatens Windows-on-Arm’s future

• Apple Extends Reach With $800 Watch, as New iPhone Inches Along

• Apple's new iPhones, watches are coming at a tough time for consumers

• Why Apple's new emergency SOS via satellite service for iPhone 14 is a 'big deal'

• Arm lawsuit threatens Qualcomm chips developed by its Nuvia subsidiary.

• Arm sues Qualcomm, aiming to unwind Qualcomm's $1.4 bln Nuvia purchase

• Realizing the Potential of 5G Private Networks

• The top 10 industry sectors for private 5G

• Transforming Enterprise IT with On-Demand Connectivity

• Here's Why a $600 Samsung Clamshell Foldable Isn't Here Yet

• The Twitter whistleblower is a bigger threat than Musk ever was

• Samsung's $1,800 Galaxy Z Fold 4 is Intentionally Out of Reach

• Here's One Feature Samsung Could Use to One-Up Apple

• SoftBank’s Next Pain Point Is Recognizing Private Asset Meltdown

• Microsoft to release Teams for Apple silicon

• Nvidia Brings Computer in Cars to the Desktop

• AMD posts Q3 sales outlook below Wall St, data center growth remains strong

• Apple’s ‘Top Gun’ Q2 Earnings Fly Past Global Economic Fears

• Samsung’s Q2 Earnings May Mean ‘Back To Reality’ After Pandemic Boom

• Mark Zuckerberg’s Path To ‘Owning The Entire Metaverse’ Is Paved With Potholes

• Microsoft soothes market fears with forecast for strong revenue growth

• Intel tried selling software before. Will it succeed this time?

• Do You Need to Buy a 5G Phone in 2022? It's Complicated

• Twitter v. Musk: How a $44B deal turned into a ‘horror show’ that’s just beginning

• Microsoft updates Teams to filter out echoes

• Virtual worlds, real money: Why big business is investing in the metaverse

• Apple unveils new software to make the iPhone and other products feel new.

• People want Apple's 'meat and potato upgrades,' analyst says

• With iOS 16, Apple Can Add a New Polish to the iPhone

• Project Volterra could encourage switch to Arm-based PCs

• These Drones Could Give You 5G Networking After the Next Hurricane

• Microsoft Readies Era of NPU Devices with Hybrid Loop, Project Volterra

• Dell brings data recovery tools to Apex and the cloud

• Microsoft forecasts double-digit revenue growth on cloud strength

• Meta earnings could be another dud: Strategist

• US DOJ probes Google's $5.4b Mandiant acquisition

• Amazon Launches 'Buy with Prime' Delivery Service for Other Merchants

• Amazon com : Introducing the $1 billion Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund

• Amazon extends Prime perks to merchant sites

• Amazon Launches New Prime Service for Other Retailers

• Amazon opens up Prime delivery service to other retailers in its latest move to compete with FedEx and UPS

• Blog: Microsoft fuels AT&T cloud-native ambitions

• The Data Analytics and Sharing Tools Smart Cities Need

• PC Shipments Decline, Revenues Rise During Q1 2022

• HP goes deeper into hybrid work with Poly acquisition

• The Ukraine invasion is accelerating Russia’s tech sector brain drain

• Nvidia unveils new technology to speed up AI, launches new supercomputer • AMD stacks memory cache in 3D to boost datacenter CPUs

• Why the biggest laptop vendors are ignoring Microsoft’s Pluton security tech

• Apple Refreshes iPhone SE, iPad Air, Debuts Studio Desktop

• Inside tech companies' unprecedented move to suspend sales in Russia

• Intel sees no big profit margin gains before 2025, would mull consortium for Arm

• Intel Investor Meeting 2022: Arc GPUs, Server CPUs, Project Endgame, and More

• Apple Tap to Pay makes iPhone a payment terminal

• Google Rolls Out DIY Chromebook Repair Program for Schools

• Juniper, Cato Build Out SASE Platform Offerings

• Apple makes easy escape from supply crisis, but others may have to wait

• Apple’s triumph over supply-chain shortage is a disaster

• Silicon Labs launches new AI/ML chips, toolkit for edge

• Why your 5G phone concerns the airline industry: What we know about the impact on travel, flights and more

• Google and Verizon: The Latest Cloud Provider and Mobile Operator Pairing

• Dell, Lenovo, HP pitch sustainable laptops

• Logan Not On FAA List Of Airports With 5G Buffer Zone

• Apple Wearables Holiday Sales Knock It Out of the Park