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:

• Apple launches pay TV service, Apple TV Plus

• The Key Takeaways From Apple's Fourth-Quarter Earnings and Forecast

• Apple and Facebook earnings - what to expect

• Alphabet Earnings, Untuckit Launch, PE Creating Jobs (Radio)

• Amazon Earnings (18:13 into full "Daybreak Australia" program)

• How Google's Pixel 4 is taking on Apple's iPhone

• Microsoft Surface Devices

• Apple Fall Product Rumors (10:10 into full "Bloomberg Technology" program)

• Samsung's partnership with Microsoft is a 'big deal': Analyst

• Amazon's Logistics Investment Remains a Question, Technalysis President Says

• Amazon, Alphabet, Intel Earnings (Start of What'd You Miss Full Show)

• Facebook and Tesla Earnings, SpaceX Launch (16:30 into Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia Full Show)

• Apple Mac Pro Production Move Odd, Won't Make Big Impact: Technalysis President

• The Highlights From Apple's Developer Confab

• Citrix Synergy 2019

• US Commerce Department blacklists Huawei

• Apple Earnings (28:30 into full "Bloomberg Daybreak Australia" program)

• Alphabet takes a hit after reporting Q1 ad revenue slowdown

• Samsung is smart to address folding phone glitch 'head on': Analyst

• Netflix, Disney to Be Complementary, TECHnalysis Research Says

• Netflix Earings (23:10 into full "Bloomberg Technology" program)

• India iPhone Production Might Be a China Hedge: O'Donnell

• Samsung Galaxy Fold, Apple India Production, Apple Qualcomm Trial (26:50 into full "What'd You Miss?" program)

• Apple’s shift towards subscription and financial services

• The Key Takeaways From the Apple Services Event

• Apple Card was Apple's most impressive announcement: Analyst

• Fortt Knox: The Best from MWC 2019 (7:15 into segment)

• The Key Takeaways From the Mobile Industry's Biggest Show

• Why 5G is a 'critical point' in the US-China trade conflict

• Samsung Galaxy Fold 'Really Delivers,' Says Technalysis' O'Donnell

• Samsung Foldable Phone (6:12 into the full Bloomberg What'd You Miss? program)

• Has smartphone innovation hit the dead-end?

• Samsung Unveils Foldable Galaxy Smartphone At San Francisco Event

• Samsung launches foldable 'Galaxy Fold' phone that costs $1,980

• Apple and AMD Earnings Analysis (Just past 11 minutes into the full Bloomberg Daybreak Australia program)

• Lot More Longer Term Questions For Apple (Radio)

• On the Cusp of Innovation: Bob O’Donnell Surveys CES 2019

• Trade conflict won't delay 5G network roll out: Analyst

• Smartphone Market Is Stalled and Declining, Says TECHnalysis's O'Donnell

• Nationalism in China Impacting Apple (Radio)

PRESS:

• Microsoft Previews Future of Hybrid Cloud with Azure Arc

• Google buying Fitbit in move into wearables, digital health

• Pixel 4 vs. iPhone 11: Google's phone is the pricier one, surprisingly

• Tech is helping many workplaces become more diverse

• Google in smartphone push with motion-sensing Pixel 4

• With Pixel 4, Google's experimental tech bets finally enter the spotlight

• Microsoft thinks a dual-screen Android phone can take on Apple and Samsung

• Turning new iPhone's modest upgrades into must-have features

• iPhone 11 Release Date: New Smartphone To Offer Only Modest Upgrades

• Samsung May Have New Foldable Phone in Wings

• Get ready for a flood of Intel-powered PCs with long battery life

• 5G: Why you should ignore the hype and wait – until 2020

• Sprint launches 5G in major markets with more areas covered

• Dell Shrinks Commercial Mini PC Form Factors

• Citrix to Release New Managed Virtual Windows DaaS Offering Next Week

• Samsung-Microsoft partnership will benefit end users

• Snap Unwraps $380 High-Tech Specs

• Samsung and Microsoft sitting in a tree, K.I.S.S.I.N.G.

• Samsung ditches headphone jack after jabs at jackless rivals

• Samsung’s Galaxy Note is the reason your phone is so huge

• Apple Is Letting People Apply for Its Credit Card. Can Its Rewards Spur New iPhone Sales?

• The Galaxy Note 10 dilemma: Getting out of the Galaxy Fold's shadow

• Apple to Jump on 5G Bandwagon in 2020

• China's Pony.ai races Google to bring driverless cars to masses

• 5G is spotty now but will get so much better. Here's why

• Softbank's Arm Holdings Eases Upfront License Costs

• With Jony Ive's Successor, Apple Bets a Pragmatist Can Turn Prophet

• New Profile Delves Into Background of Jony Ive Successor Jeff Williams

• Baidu sees profit in curing Chinese drivers' parking headache

• Avis Revamps IT to Stay Relevant in Changing Industry

• Microsoft OneDrive Personal Vault aims to secure online files

• Can Facebook's Libra replicate WeChat Pay's digital payment dominance?

• These 5 Email Mistakes Can Kill Your Career

• Intel's Project Athena aims to improve mobile PC standards

• Tektronix Rolls Out Mid-Range Scopes with Big HD Displays

• How A.I. Is Reshaping the Home Theater

• IPadOS, Mac Pro aim to improve Apple's enterprise stance

• Apple Highlights User Experience in New OS Lineup

• Apple touts privacy in web sign-on war with Facebook, Google

• Citrix, Microsoft Align on DaaS, Plan Intune Endpoint API Integration

• Citrix Previews AI-Based Contextual Interface for Digital Workspace

• Google's problems in China are bigger than Huawei

• US tech firms to take hit from Huawei sanctions

• From cloud to the edge: On-device artificial intelligence boosts performance

• US-China trade war could force Apple to raise iPhone prices, shift production

• Dell Latitude PCs get redesign with IT, mobile workforce in mind

• Get Ready for Feature Deluge at Apple's WWDC

• Multi-device gaming is the new reality, says Bob O’Donnell

• Dell Shows New Management Platform, PCs for Workers

• Samsung delays shipping its $2,000 folding smartphone. Analysts say that hurts the brand

• Why This Year's New iPhones Won't Have 5G

• Apple, Qualcomm will bring you a 5G iPhone -- just not this year

• New Google Cloud AI Platform unifies AI development tools

• Technalysis: Gamers are willing to try multi-device cloud gaming

• Are foldable smartphones an expensive fad or the future?

• Gmail gave Google the confidence to take over the world

• Opinion divided on Apple credit card

• Apple's big services push? It has iPhone written all over it

• Apple Pushes Beyond iPhone With Launch of TV, Finance, Gaming, News Services

• The Apple Card Is Here, With Cash Back and Privacy Promises

• Apple enlists Hollywood to launch new streaming service

• Apple's TV streaming service: It's showtime at last

• Facebook's messaging ambitions amount to much more than chat

• USB 4 will help your PC, phone and gadgets get along in 2020

• FIDO, W3C show strong and simple are not opposites for user authentication

• Verizon Preps 5G Plans with Samsung Galaxy S10

• Galaxy Fold dominates Samsung Unpacked, leaving Galaxy S10 in its shadow

• Samsung announces folding phone with 5G - at nearly $2,000

• Blown away by innovation or price? Samsung's foldable phone opens new frontier

• Samsung launches folding smartphone, first 5G handset

• Arm Expands Neoverse Platform for Edge, Cloud

• Huawei caught in tug of war between the US and China

• How Smart Will AI Get?

• US Gadget Love Forecast to Grow Despite Trust Issues

• What’s in a name? 5G wireless claims, but no real network

• What's Next For US And China Trade Talks?

• At CES 2019, Apple finally sets iTunes, AirPlay loose

• Privacy becomes a selling point at tech show

• Annual Tech Show To Tout 5G Wireless, 8K TV — And Smart Everything

• Samsung in 2019: Get ready for foldable phones, 5G and more

• Other tech heavyweights may have it easier than Apple amid a slowing Chinese economy

• Global tech show to celebrate innovation amid mounting concerns