Oh, look, it's another new e-reader!
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James Mowery
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James Mowery is a passionate technology journalist and entrepreneur who has written for various top-tier publications like Mashable and CMSWire. James Mowery contributed articles on consumer technology, design and digital culture, software and cloud computing, and social media and online communication to TECHi.
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Selected reporting
Selected articles from James Mowery's published portfolio.
Apple tells Lodsys to lay off iOS developers, but its impacts are minimal
Lodsys is a company on a mission. They have been determined to sue iOS developers who are, in their eyes, illegally using their own patents. But it's more...
Mighty Deals review
We have local deals — it's a been there, done that thing — but what about a deals site that covers creative professionals? They deserve a good deal...
The world's largest stadium photograph, with 90,000 potential Facebook tags
If you were in London recently and watched the 2011 FA Cup Final (it's a football soccer thing) at Wembley, you would have been part of history — the...
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Earlier TECHi work
This piece is from an earlier period. It is not current market analysis.
Apple tells Lodsys to lay off iOS developers, but its impacts are minimal
Lodsys is a company on a mission. They have been determined to sue iOS developers who are, in their eyes, illegally using their own patents. But it's more...
Article archive
Earlier archive
Earlier published articles and coauthored reporting on TECHi.
Erasing A "Friend": An Examination of "Friends" On the Internet
I remove people from Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks on a daily basis — not by choice, but because there is too much information — but I never…
Magazines Explore Augmented Ads, But It Won't Save Them
Augmented Reality has been gaining popularity with the growth of smart phones throughout the world, and it appears that Coke Zero and Sausalitos, a german…
Glasses With HUDs Just Became A Little More Affordable
HUD glasses are finally affordable in 2025. Discover how smart glasses evolved, their real-world uses, and what to expect from wearable tech ahead.
Building the Google Killer: A Step-by-Step Guide
Google is the greatest company on Earth. So if someone plans to dethrone the greatest company on our small planet, it's going to require more than a...
Human or Robot? Soon We Won't Be Able To Tell
You have got to love the Japanese. They come up with the coolest tech gadgets, and they also come up with the...
Sony's Projector Alarm Clock Helps You Visualize Time
The alarm clock — destroyers of limited sleepers and enforcers of early risers — just got a bit more interesting. Sony's new clock radio does...
Turner Sports and NBA Are Getting Social Media Savvy
Many sporting organizations have been well known for their resistance to new media and Web-based technologies; however, times are quickly changing. The...
This Futuristic, Eco-friendly Coke Design Should Be Real
Coke? What about Coke could possibly be worthy of a mention on Techi? Well, if you already took a look at the picture above, we're sure you already know...
Nintendo DS, Coming At You In Three Dimensions
Nintendo has something big up their sleeve, and that thing happens to be a new DS. "Oh. Not another one!" you might be thinking. But this one is...
A Call For Tech Geeks To End Brand Loyalty
One thing is truly apparent in consumer behavior these days: people like brand name stuff. Whether it be Apple for electronics, Nike for clothing,...
For $50, EyeWriter Enables Impossible Creativity
For those who are less fortunate with regards to body function, doing something they love poses challenges. Consider Tony Quan, a graffiti artist based in...
Palm Pixi, Pre Plus Coming to an ATT Near You
Palm, the company behind Web OS, is currently suffering; however, just released news about the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus heading to AT&T customers...
Apple's Biggest Fan: Guy Creates iPhone Font From Apps
Some people create paintings, some create sculptures, and yet others create music. But this guy decided to explore his love (or obsession) for Apple...
Businesses' Avatar-Envy Makes Venugen A Great Virtual Meeting Alternative
Recall Jonathan Mostow's Surrogates or James Cameron's Avatar? Well, apparently the business world isn't...
Are You Ready for Some Wii Football?
Is it time of the year again? No, not quite yet! However, if you happen to be one of the millions who own a Nintendo Wii, the Soft-football for Wii...
'Baby Cot Pod': The Crib of the Future
If you have a strange desire to have a kid after seeing the "Baby Cot Pod," we wouldn't blame you. The designer of this crib obviously has a taste for...
Legacy archive
Historical articles
245 articles from James Mowery's earlier editorial era on TECHi. These remain available at their original URLs but aren't part of the current beat.
Oh, look, it's another new e-reader!
Barnes & Noble has something new up their sleeve, and it's in the form of a new six-inch Nook. This isn't the Nook Color. This is back to basics with...
Our résumés, unfortunately, will never look this good
QR codes are a mixed bag. Some people love 'em. Some people don't have the slightest idea as to what they are....
Mighty Deals review
We have local deals — it's a been there, done that thing — but what about a deals site that covers creative professionals? They deserve a good deal...
Angry Birds invades Spain, and nothing you can do will stop it
I was previously one of those guys who argued that Angry Birds was incredibly overhyped, but I realize now...
The world's largest stadium photograph, with 90,000 potential Facebook tags
If you were in London recently and watched the 2011 FA Cup Final (it's a football soccer thing) at Wembley, you would have been part of history — the...
Sony finally flips the switch on PSN, floods users with freebies, free games
Sony's PSN service is slowly coming back to life, much to the enjoyment of those who have been without online access from those with PS3s for several...
Slingshot reaches BFG status, and it would hurt you, badly
In the war against zombies, the humans might be losing, but "The Avalaunche" might help sway the tide back...
This future eco-friendly home is deadly, cramped, symmetrical, and awesome!
All the things I want in the house of the future are represented in the Cube. It's a 3 x 3 x 3 meter home that...
Sony: we are "uncertain" (have no clue) when PSN is coming back
Sony was threatened, credit card numbers were stolen, gamers were frustrated, and Sony still doesn't have a clue about what is going on. And yet the train...
Ladies, prepare to get wet (and men too)!
In what could only be described as Mario Kart meets ocean's bottom, these HydroBOB suits will allow a user to...
Apple: new iMacs with Thunderbolt, FaceTime HD, and more power
Apple, while keeping up with the times, has decided that it is time to unveil a new set of iMacs to the world. There are two base models — with...
Hackers compromise Sony Online Entertainment, Sony shuts it down
Sony has been beaten up pretty badly lately, but this is kicking 'em while they're down: hackers have compromised Sony Online Entertainment, which provide...