Category: mobile phones

Mike Daisey and this American denial

Post author By Jason Clarke
Post date Fri Mar 16, 2012
Categories In Apple, Clip File, ethics, mobile phones, Public policy
1 Comment on Mike Daisey and this American denial

Two things are really bothering me about today’s news that monolougist Mike Daisey fabricated portions of his hit performance piece “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs.” Let me get something out of the way out front: I’ve known Mike since about 1996. He was an advisor/supporter of my high school’s speech & debate […]

The Android logo Google’s Android mobile platform will be released soon, and just in time for my mobile phone contract to expire in a few short weeks. Though my desire (and self-justifications) for an iPhone have been increasing steadily since the launch of the 3G model in July, I’ve recently become more and more excited […]

Mobile phone stats, 2 years later

Post author By Jason Clarke
Post date Tue Sep 26, 2006
Categories In mobile phones
3 Comments on Mobile phone stats, 2 years later

Last year at this time, I reflected on my first anniversary of owning my mobile phone by providing some usage stats. Now that I’ve owned the phone for two years, I thought it might be fun to compile the stats for this past year (2005-2006) and then compare them to last year’s. Here we go: […]