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:

• Complaint that YouTube collects children's personal information

• Technalysis' O'Donnell Calls DRAM Very Profitable for Samsung

• YouTube shooting raises concerns over security at tech companies

• Spotify's IPO was a big success: Analyst

• Tech community shaken by YouTube HQ shooting

• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg defends business model after Cook's comments

• Facebook, Tesla, Spotify

• Facebook under fire over users' data breach

• Facebook Falls as Pressure Mounts on Zuckerberg Over Data Sharing

• Analyst: Botched Broadcom-Qualcomm deal eases concerns

• Huawei launches phone that can drive a car

• Attempts to 'game the system' on social media are frustrating people

• Disney's new ESPN plus offering is limited

• Bloomberg Markets: January Jobs, iPhone Super Cycle Dead

• TECHnalysis' O'Donnell Says 'Big Time Growth in Smartphones Is Over'

• Users may be looking at the price point for the Apple X

• Intel Earnings Up Amid Chip Flaws

• What Technologies Are On The Innovation Horizon For 2018?

• Bloomberg Markets: Amazon Narrows HQ2 List, Star Wars Fatigue

• What are the new tech toys for adults?

• How Apple's Battery Fix Could Impact iPhone Sales

• IHS Markit Sees Driverless Cars Poised for Liftoff

PRESS:

• Mozilla Trumpets Altered Reality Browser

• Interview: Facebook leak shows need for gov't regulation of social media firms: U.S. analyst

• Apple Goes To School To Reboot iPad's Cred As A Learning Tool

• Will Apple IBM Deal Let Watson Replace Siri For Business Apps?

• Apple Should Have Cut iPad Price Further For Schools, Say Analysts

• Apple bid for education market - new software, same iPad price

• Google allowed Facebook to siphon your call and text logs

• Macs now account for 10% of active personal computers

• Was Trump right to block Broadcom-Qualcomm deal? Experts react

• Blocking of Broadcom-Qualcomm tie-up highlights 5G security fears

• Samsung S9 and S9+ have Improved Audio Performance

• NICE Alliance Aims to Get Smart Cameras to Play Well Together

• New Samsung phone: Nicer camera, static design, higher price

• What you need to know about the new Samsung Galaxy S9

• Camera, Audio Star in New Galaxy Phones

• Apple plans biggest iPhone yet for 2018: Bloomberg

• Waymo & Uber: A Truce That Will Not Last

• Google and Nest reunite in push to add AI to every gadget

• Chipmakers Discuss a Future After Meltdown and Spectre

• Chip Heads Gauge Silicon Roadmap

• Apple, once again, has a bad case of the iPhone jitters

• Apple's User Base Grows, but Analysts Probe for More Detail

• Apple challenged to show iPhone star shines

• Apple's HomePod Set to Barge Into Hot Speaker Market

• Sigma Designs to liquidate, lay off hundreds of workers following failed merger

• Apple launches HomePod voice speaker, taking on Google, Amazon

• Google Device Bug Chokes Home WiFi Networks

• Multimedia Weekly Digest: CES Show

• Apple's iPhone Addiction Issue Unlikely to Impact Shares Anytime Soon: Analysts

• Tech faithful gather to worship at mecca of innovation

• Why CES 2018 is critical for Samsung

• 8 ways artificial intelligence is going to change the way you live, work and play in 2018

• Intel calls reports of security flaw in its processors 'wildly inaccurate'

• Race for 'smart' hits fever pitch at electronics show

• 5G to AR: Here are 7 technologies to watch in 2018