Jeff Jackson, SVP of Java Enterprise Products & Developers Products continues the morning presentation with Steve Jones CTO of Capgemini, and Sun’s Technical Director for Tools, Charles Beckham about BEPL engines and new open source resource. Also featured: Richard Bair [See the full post…]

Alan Brenner, VP, Client Systems Group at Sun Microsystems, hosted a general session on mobility. The 90-minute presentation, called Simplicity in Innovation, unveiled new and coming uses of Java to power experiences via portable devices. In part 3 of the [See the full post…]

Jeff Jackson, SVP of Java Enterprise Products & Developers Products takes the stage from Rich Green, and welcomes veteran EE developers Greg Murray and Craig McClanahan, to demonstrate Java Studio Creator and AJAX blueprint development.Also featured: Microsoft’s Project Tango, and [See the full post…]

Jonathan Schwartz, President and CEO of Sun Microsystems along with Mark Shuttleworth, CEO of Connonical, Inc, Mark Fleury CEO of JBoss, and Rich Green, EVP of Software at Sun, make special announcements about new software tools for the Netbeans Community.

Afterhours conversation with Pete Blackshaw from Neilsen Buzzmetric, Tony Perkins, Sanjeev from HP, Jordan Greenhall from Divx, Alex Laats from Podzinger, and PodTech.net’s John Furrier. See also: Alwayson-network

Alan Brenner, VP, Client Systems Group at Sun Microsystems, hosted a general session on mobility. The 90-minute presentation, called Simplicity in Innovation, unveiled new and coming uses of Java to power experiences via portable devices. In part 2 of the [See the full post…]

Alan Brenner, VP, Client Systems Group at Sun Microsystems, hosted a general session on mobility. The 90-minute presentation, called Simplicity in Innovation, unveiled new and coming uses of Java to power experiences via portable devices. In part 1 of the [See the full post…]

Why can’t you buy any cell phone and easily use it with most any carrier? Don’t blame Motorola. Chairman and CEO Ed Zander doesn’t blame the carriers either, even though they dictate which phones their customers will use. In this [See the full post…]

One piece of Motorola’s business the public usually doesn’t see are the products sold to governments and municipalities, such as wireless communications gear. The systems used by cities and states during 9-11 and Hurricane Katrina did not hold up well, [See the full post…]

Motorola Chairman and CEO Ed Zander says the ultimate cell phone would come back into the home–that is, it would be the only phone one would need. But that development seems far away for users in North America. “People always [See the full post…]

PodTech’s Jason Lopez met with Gartner analyst Steve Kleynhans, who covers the PC space, to talk about the state of the industry and prospects for the future. It’s easy to think that broadband is the magic bullet for personal computer [See the full post…]

John Gage, Chief Researcher and VP, Science Offfice at Sun Microsystems, Inc launches JavaOne before an audience of over 10,000 developers, and introduces Jonathan Schwartz, President and CEO of Sun. Ed Zander CEO of Motorola joined in and discusses the [See the full post…]

Film Director David Lynch answers audience questions at TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California. See also: TiEcon.org

Film Director David Lynch speaks about his discovery and use of Transcendental Meditation at TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California. He explains how TM has helped rise above in the often brutal business of the Hollywood film industry. See also: [See the full post…]

Dr. Fred Travis conducts a live demonstration of the effects of Transcendental Meditation on the brain at TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California. See also: TiEcon.org

At TiEcon 2006 in Santa Clara, California, Academy Award winning film director David Lynch spoke on a panel exploring Consciousness, Creativity, and the Brain. Lynch a 32 year practitioner of Transcendental Meditation, say that the personal equilibrium, and inner peace [See the full post…]

TIEcon 2006 had an unusual conference feature on the exhibit floor: a community services area. Michael Johnson talked with a representatives from MAITRI, Sankara Eye Foundation, and Global Services Foundation. Each group focused on very different, but equally important areas [See the full post…]

Intersil makes the semi-conductors found inside many popular items like iPods, and large screen TV’s. Intersil CEO Rich Beyer spoke with PodTech’s Michael Johnson about functioning in a global market, and entrepeneurship across international borders. See also: TiEcon.org

CEO of iFilm Blair Harrison and Scott Ehrlich of Red Tie Inc spoke on a panel of “Digital Media Luminaries” at TiEcon 2006. They stoped to talk with Podtech’s Michael Johnson about the success of iFilm, it’s recent sales to [See the full post…]

Google India’s Nayan Patel, and Prasenjit Phukan from Google HQ speak with Podtech’s Michael Johnson at TiEcon about Google’s active interest in the growing market and braintrust in India. See also: TiEcon.org

Google’s VP of Search Products & UE Product Management Marissa Mayer talks about Google’s unique approach to innovation. This podcast will clue you in to how innovation can start in the lunch line. You’ll also learn about Google’s 70/20/10 strategy, [See the full post…]

VP of Marketing for Nirvana Woman Magazine Ankur Srivastrava spoke with PodTech’s Michael Johnson about the high gloss periodical which focuses primarily on the successful Indian woman, but reaches out to women in general. See also: TiEcon.org

“The show is no longer just the show that’s on TV. There’s the show, the website, the downloads, what you can watch on your cellphone…” Linda Simensky, Senior Director of Programming for PBS KIDS, talked with Podtech’s Catherine Girardeau about [See the full post…]

PodTech’s John Furrier chats with Sanjay Kadaveru who is promoting TiEcon East to be held in Boston See also: Boston.TiEcon.org

Judy Estrin, President and CEO of Packet Design, began her career as an entrepreneur. After co-founding three successful technology companies, she became CTO at Cisco. “Half the people I would meet would say, ‘How could you go from being a [See the full post…]