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 Giants Deliver for Stock Market (Podcast)

• Apple unveils fresh line of products and upgrades

• It’s going to be challenging for other vendors to compete with Apple’s M1 chip: TECHnalysis Research

• TECHnalysis Research: End-of-Covid Blues Hits as Subscriber Numbers Slow Dramatically

• What investors can expect from big tech earnings

• TECHnalysis Research President on Apple’s record earnings: iPhone sales were ‘a little surprising’

• 5G and Potential Impact on US-China Trade War

PRESS:

• Dell Jumps Into Growing As-a-Service Marketplace With New APEX Data Storage Services

• Software Business Driving US Jobs, GDP Growth

• IBM Acquiring Partner Turbonomic to Bolster Its Cloud AIOps Platform

• Apple’s iPad Pro is making its own laptops obsolete

• RingCentral plays catch-up with latest video features

• Apple's colorful new iMacs embrace retro design, with cutting-edge twist inside

• Apple packs iPad Pros with faster chips, slims iMacs and jumps into tracking tags

• Apple announces AirTags for lost items, podcast subscription services, slim iMacs in new colors

• Apple podcast service, tags for lost items expected at iPad launch event

• Nvidia Reveals First Data Center CPU with Project Grace

• LG Throws in the Towel on Its Smartphone Business

• Cisco tackles 'seismic shift' to the hybrid workplace

• IBM Expanding AI, ML Capabilities in IBM Cloud Satellite Through the Cloud Pak for Data Add-On

• Arm launches v9 with Realms and Confidential Compute

• Intel plans for foundry unit and $20B for two Arizona chip fabs prompt hope

• Intel to fab chips for startups, including RISC-V designs

• Intel analysts cautious on foundry push with execution challenges

• Growth of Enterprise Cloud Adoption Not Slowing Down

• As Events Return, Audiovisual Technology Will Bring Them to Life

• Talking Tech: If you are TV shopping, you need to know the facts about these buying myths

• PS5 and Xbox Series X out of stock? How a global chip shortage is 'impacting everything'

• Bluetooth headphones could become as easy to pair as AirPods, without needing any Apple devices

• Why Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile just spent $80 billion in an auction, and what it will mean for 5G

• Will 5G ever live up to the hype?

• Samsung wants to give you 100 days to try its foldable devices, the Z Flip 5G and Z Fold2 5G smartphones

• Poly Sees New Market for Premium Home Video Conferencing Devices

• As Tech Industry's Influence and Power Grow, So Does Political Scrutiny

• Servers Are Becoming More Heterogeneous

• Lehigh Carbon Community College one of four U.S. schools to partner with Amazon on robotics training for high-paying jobs. ‘This program has been great for me.’

• Carriers Go All-In On Mid-Band 5G

• MediaTek's new chipsets pack in features for high-end phones -- but not faster 5G

• Samsung unveils S21 smartphone lineup, cuts price from last year

• Galaxy S21, S21 Plus, S21 Ultra arrive Jan. 29 with new design, $200 price cut

• PC Market Upswing Accelerates in Q4 2020

• After sucky 2020, Samsung pitches a 'better normal' at CES 2021

• Facebook blocks Trump indefinitely following Capitol Hill violence

• Big Tech Show, Now Virtual, Aims For Digital Connections

• Qualcomm CEO transition: Cristiano Amon to take over from Steve Mollenkopf

• New Qualcomm Chip Opens Door to $125 5G Phones