Posts with category: gdgt
Oh yeah
We launched! More soon, just need to get out from under all the stuff we’ve got going on.
gdgt mini get-together in New York
Since I’m in New York for a couple of days this week, Peter and I decided to have a little informal gdgt get-together! We’re actually going to do a proper party a little later on when we launch the full site, but this time around we’ll just be geeking hanging out and talking gear. Feel [...]
gdgt is looking for a lead developer
Peter and I have been working our asses off getting gdgt ready for launch, and now that we’re rounding third base we decided it was time to find a lead developer who could help make the site even better.
We’re looking for someone who’s hungry — a strong technical leader who is willing to grow (with) [...]
New year’s resolution: do more live coverage
Listeners of our show heard it first, but on the latest gdgt weekly we announced gdgt live, which is where we’ll be doing live coverage of the big press events. The page is up now if you want to get the schedule for next week’s Apple, Microsoft, and Palm keynotes!
As for the rest of gdgt’s [...]
Google Chrome already represents more than 10% of gdgt’s traffic!
Damn, if our numbers are anything to go by (and I’m not saying they are), the adoption rate of Google’s Chrome among the geek-set has been absolutely astonishing. Tomorrow will mark gdgt’s first week (in super soft launch mode, anyway), and about a week and a half for Chrome — and Google already represents more [...]
gdgt weekly already hits number one in iTunes!
Wow, we’re barely 24 hours out of the gate with our new show at gdgt, and we’re already the number one tech podcast on iTunes — as well as the number five podcast, period (trailing my fave show ever, This American Life). Of course, this can change day to day, but I’m still awestruck at [...]
A little bit on the new site, gdgt
So we’re calling the new site gdgt (spoken as four letters, like g-d-g-t, but you can say “gadget” if you like), and we’ve still got our work cut out for us before we have a proper launch. But there was one thing Peter and I knew we had to take care of early on, something [...]
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