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CES Coverage – Verizon Keynote

By: , 1/6/2011 11:09 am | 7 comments

Coming to you live this morning from the city that never sleeps, we will be bringing you real time coverage of the Verizon Keynote to see what Americas top cellular provider has in store for us in 2011.

I predict a lot of promises of LTE and a million Droids to go with it…anyone want to take bets?

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About Greg Hrebek

Greg Hrebek is a developer and consultant in cutting edge technologies. His company Syntactix LLC currently offers two award-winning webOS applications. Pack 'n' Track a shipment-tracking application and YouView a visual voicemail client. They also are the developers of Metrix a webOS app analytics package and developer tools suite that provides realtime statistics about your app and much more. He is also co-host of the WebOS Radio's DevCast - the podcast that puts the Mojo in your webOS apps.
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  • Anonymous

    Unfortunately I’ll bet they won’t mention the Pre 2 or any webOS device.

  • Matt

    I’ll agree that’s a safe bet, they have no reason to

  • John K.

    I don’t think the Pre2 will be around very long. No need to talk about it. Besides that bigred is totally invested in android and soon the iphone. All that will be left is at&t or sprint for webOs.

    • Joseph Ziehm

      John HP is a very profitable company which wants market share in the economy. Going that way means they will want to empower the user and give them apps and developers total control. I would like to see a better terminal beyond the crashing optware and perhaps a secondary glimpse into a newer stable x-server from Preware.

    • Joseph Ziehm

      Bigred also might have to clean house with their sales terminals and technical personal after the Anna Chapman debacle in New York. I have worked point of sales terminals and they cannot sell to an address of 99 Fake St unless someone altered them. In other words Apple and others may re-think there transition to carriers after that. Sorry, John but since the media tends to ignore or forget this information Verizon really needs to clean house in New York; and focus on finding that hacker and having him tried under grounds of treason!

      • Joseph

        Agree with John K. The comments about Anna Chapman may be fact based but I struggle to see how they have any clear germane relevance to his point. What exactly is it that you are trying to say, because I don’t understand where you are connecting the dots.

        • Joseph Ziehm

          Makes will get frustrated if a hacker works for the Russians and gives them phones. That causes a lack of confidence and in my mind points to someone covering up sales to spies. Chapman got caught; I worked two years cleaning house for a well known company while being offered bribes or commission swaps. Federal and court orders have my tounged tied but makers will not go to carriers if they know someone decides to put international security in harms way.