Here is a list of the TECHnalysis Research president and chief analyst Bob O'Donnell media mentions from 2014.
• What are the big tech trends in 2015?
• Is Samsung being pressured by shareholders?
• Google to Take Over Moffet Field In New Deal
• Obama's net neutrality decision was 'bold': Analyst
• Interviewing Michael Dell at DellWorld
• Preview of Facebook earnings: Should you expect a surprise?
• Apple beats estimates on strong iPhone sales
• Apple’s iPad Unveil: Were There Any Surprises?
• Mobile payments generate new competition among tech companies
• Google Rolls Out Nexus 9 Tablet
• Why the PlayStation TV could be a 'big hit'
• Samsung is nervous about iPhone 6's success: Pro
• BlackBerry’s new phone
• Not surprised by iPhone 6 demand: Analyst
• Apple’s iPhone 6 Is What People Want: O’Donnell
• What Are People Doing on Their Smartphones?
• Is Samsung Scaring Apple Investors?
• Samsung Quietly Releases Galaxy Alpha Smartphone
• Amazon's Battle Over Ebooks Heats Up
• The PC May Be Alive but the Tablet Is Dying
• Should Samsung Fear the Next iPhone?
• Is Samsung facing a double whammy?
• Google is moving in the right direction
• Facebook Gives Advertisers More User Data
• What's Facebook's goal behind Paypayl hire?
• Microsoft doubles down on devices
• Apple Shares Soar on Increased Buyback
• HBO's Amazon Deal: How Bad for Netflix?
• Amazon Unveils Video-Streaming Device Fire TV
• Lenovo Challenges With Integrating Motorola
• Comcast-TW Cable Deal: How Do Cord-Cutters Fit In?
• Apple Q1 Earnings
• Smartphones Hold the Key to Sony's Growth
• Google Joins Internet of Things
• Arts and Crafts Dealer Michaels Latest to Suffer Data Breach
• Reporter’s Notebook: Tech innovation in 2014 broke new ground
• I can tell the future: Tech predictions for 2015
• HP's Omen Gaming Laptop Makes A Bold Statement
• 2015: The year of ‘retro-tech’?
• Apple's 2015: Building on an already huge 2014
• 21 Additional Industry Leading Companies Join the SCSA Initiative to Enhance Digital Content & 4K Ultra HD Ownership Experiences
• Will Windows 10 prompt a surge of PC upgrades in 2015?
• Enterprise mobile experts offer 2015 IT forecast
• IBM MobileFirst for iOS apps rolling out, with Big Blue in charge
• IT ponders voice recognition, immersive computing for work
• Five Apple predictions for 2015
• Remote Workers Viewed as More Productive
• Dell and Intel Study Uncovers Truth Behind Technology and the Workforce
• Windows 10 Can Upgrade 600 Million Aging PCs And Possibility To Skip Windows 8 Entirely
• Technology is the secret to happy employees
• Windows 10 could prompt upgrades of 600 million aging PCs
• Samsung share repurchase buys time for turnaround
• Connected-home Babel: There's an app for that, startup says
• Three arrested over WireLurker
• Apple starts the clock on Apple Watch launch
• HP launches mobile management app, notebook PCs coming
• IBM Fundamental And Algorithmic Analysis: Will Big Blue Bring Big-Time Blues?
• Why Apple has to keep reinventing itself
• Apple Pay fails to unify fragmented market
• Samsung profit falls to more than 3-year lows
• Facebook Inc (FB): Bob O’Donnell Said There Shouldn’t Be Big Surprises In The Earnings Report
• The fallacy of timesaving apps: They don’t save you much time
• Apple's latest iPads hit new high and new low
• IBM stock falls 7% after it downgrades earnings forecast
• Who is Dion Weisler?
• BlackBerry shares jump on rumour of Lenovo takeover
• Lenovo Could Make Acquisition Offer To Blackberry By End Of The Week
• Apple has big ambitions for tablet sales with iPad Mini
• New iPads Are Cool, but Apple Pay Is the Bigger Deal
• Can Google Inc. (GOOGL) And Apple Inc. (AAPL) Tablets Be Used As Cash Register: Bob O’Donnell
• New iPads on deck: What to expect from the Apple event
• Intel Posts Improved Earnings, Revenue
• First Take: Samsung remains relentless during Apple week
• Apple, Facebook spring for egg freezing for employees
• Apple Faithful Prepare to Not Be Dazzled
• Wanted: Windows 10 apps to boost Windows Phone adoption
• Apple's Oct. 16 event: Here's what we expect
• Microsoft feels the need to pledge Surface Pro is 'here to stay'
• HTC Breaks From Pack With Selfie Phone, Blind Cam
• As HP splits in two, weaker PC makers won't survive the shakeout, analysts say
• As tech landscape shifts, HP seeks more agility through split
• The PC stands alone as HP splits into two companies
• A subscription model might be ahead for Windows 10
• Mobile revolution shakes up Silicon Valley
• Can Hewlett-Packard survive the tablet trend?
• Should you buy an HP printer or PC after the plan to split?
• Apple grapples with gaffes after iPhone 6 launch
• BlackBerry stamps its Passport, Rockefellers get out of oil: BUSINESS WEEK WRAP
• Apple Redoubles Efforts to Fix iOS 8 Glitches
• BlackBerry launches Passport phone, Blend app
• Quinn: How Apple Watch can avoid some of Google Glass's pitfalls
• Toshiba Restructures PC Business to Focus on Commercial Systems
• Third bite at cherry for Microsoft’s laptop-tablet hybrid
• Android One Rides MediaTek
• 'Phablet,' the word we love to hate
• Will Apple iPhone 6 Plus help doom 7-inch tablets?
• iPhone 6, Apple Watch start another mobile revolution in the enterprise
• New iPhones set off flurry of pre-orders
• Analyst: 'Dramatic shift away from 7-inch tablets’ is coming
• Wait for the second generation of the Apple Watch, analysts say
• Apple Reveals the Apple Watch, Two New iPhones
• Has Apple Reclaimed It’s Technology Innovation Crown?
• Praise for the Apple Watch - but it's the iPhones that will bring in the big money!
• IT preps for iPhone 6, iOS 8 in the enterprise
• HP’s ‘Chromebook Killer’ Delivers a Jolt of Sticker Shock
• Did Samsung Spook Apple Investors?
• Windows 8.1 tablets swim -- not sink -- in hospitality industry
• Even with built-in audience, rumored YouTube music service faces hurdles
• MIcrosoft to reveal Windows 9 on September 30: Report
• Apps to help deaf, hearing people communicate more easily
• Microsoft whacks Apple with new Surface Pro 3 ads
• Nvidia's Tegra K1 Stars in New Acer Chromebook
• Intel Details 14-Nanometer Chip Aimed at Tablets
• Intel aims next-gen 14nm 'Broadwell' technology at fanless tablets, Ultrabooks
• HP to test wearables market by working with partners
• Swell Deal Could Give Apple Something to Talk About
• Is the Curtain Falling on Tablets?
• Apple Trusts a Million Users to Check Out Yosemite
• Lenovo stops selling small-screen Windows tablets in the US
• Lenovo No Longer Producing 8-inch Windows Tablets
• Lenovo pulls ThinkPad 8 from U.S. market but Windows tablets will be back
• PCs are Back! Well, Sort Of.
• Intel Earnings Up 40%, Offers Strong Outlook
• PCs stabilize, tablets are slowing down. What gives?
• Biz Break: Yahoo disappoints, Intel sparkles as Silicon Valley earnings season kicks off
• Vizio rethinks PC strategy in weak market
• Earning Guidance Suggests Samsung Electronics Hit Record Low Operating Profit
• Apple Inc. (AAPL) Vs. Samsung: Why is Samsung Under pressure? TechInsider
• Are the best days behind world's no.1 smartphone maker?
• Microsoft Is No Longer Windows First
• What Do Android L and iOS 8 Mean for Business?
• Google throws enterprise IT a bone with Android L
• Google Inc (GOOGL) Has an Edge over Apple Inc. (AAPL) TechInsider
• New Microsoft-Nokia smartphone is... Android
• Surface Pro 3 'notebook' reaches retail today
• Apple Edges Into Entry-Level Desktop Market
• Dell PCs to live on as vector for software, services
• Business Buyers Lift the Outlook for PCs
• Samsung's Galaxy Tab S shows innovation in short supply
• Next iPad May Be Loaded With iPhone Hand-Me-Downs
• Intel Raises Revenue Outlook
• Microsoft Targets Enterprise Execs in Mobile Product and Services Push
• Tech giants scramble for lead on 'Internet of Things'
• Is Facebook, Inc (FB) Hiring David Marcus A Strategic Move To Buy eBay Inc (EBAY)?TechInsider
• Apple WWDC: What Are The Hidden Implications? Swift, Metal And More
• How Apple iOS 8 eases some privacy concerns
• Apple opens APIs, adds more IT capabilities in iOS 8
• “You can’t fake that!” And Other Comments from the Dell Annual Analyst Conference (DAAC)
• Apple Counters Microsoft's Convergence Strategy with Continuity
• Biz Break: Apple builds path to future with WWDC software refresh
• Apple dances to new tune with Beats deal
• How Apple and Beats could shake up the streaming music scene
• Microsoft kills the Mini: The Surface that didn't surface
• Where's Microsoft's Surface Mini? For now, bigger is better
• Surface Pro 3 may stop IT from writing off Microsoft mobile devices
• iOS 8 split-screen hints at iPad's enterprise ambition
• Surface do or die moment? Not so fast
• Are Kazuo Hirai's days as Sony CEO numbered?
• Cisco to Ditch WebEx Social for Jive
• New CEO tries to break Acer's reliance on PCs
• Hands on with Acer's Aspire Switch 10
• Goodbye Nokia, Hello Microsoft Mobile?
• Samsung and Amazon customize Kindle app, offer free e-books
• Small Businesses Could Benefit From Wireless Industry 'Kill Switch' Plans
• Intel paints bleak picture for Windows tablets vs. Android
• Top 10 smartwatches setting the trend
• Wearable device market 'overhyped,' researcher claims
• Quinn: Don't give up on wearables already
• Will tablets with the Windows 8.1 update come to an office near you?
• Welcome to the world of wearables
• AMD Touts Gaming Cred in Ad Push
•Microsoft takes on the 'free' OS
• Dual-boot Android and Windows tablets and PCs face skepticism
• SXSW 2014: Google to release Android tools to aid wearable tech
• New Asus Chromebox Sports Shiny $179 Price
• You’ll soon have nowhere to run from the phablet revolution
• Will Sony's Amputation Plans Staunch the Bleeding?
• Sony Eyes Sale of PC Business
• Apple missing out on 'seismic device shift'
• Phablets poised to outsell small tablets and notebooks in 2014
• Apple Says Success in Enterprise Is 'Unbelievable'
• HP Sticks Thumb in Microsoft's Eye, Discounts Consumer Windows 7 PCs
• Starbucks app teaches users to check security, experts say
• Chromebooks have a 1% market share -- and a tough road to the enterprise
• Are dual-OS Windroid devices coming to an enterprise near you?
• Android Heads to Deskops as Reliance on Internet Grows
• CES 2014: Valve unveils Steam Machine lineup, $499 to $6,000
• March of the Phablets
• Consumer Electronics Show Keeps Reinventing Itself
• CES 2014: Anti-bacteria Gorilla Glass announced
• Phablets Will Get Bigger |