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  • Leesburg, VA
  • United States
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More than 100 million users log on to Facebook at least once each day (Facebook.com) and Twitter has an average 3,000,000 Tweets per day (TechCrunch). With growing stats such as these, it amazes me how the press and analysts continue to grab consume…
June 25, 2009
Tim Steele commented on Jessica Steele's blog post 'An App a Day Keeps the Blackberry Away!'
Brilliant writing but I will stay with my new Blackberry Bold! With my business orientation and need to quickly answer hundreds of emails daily you can not beat the efficiency of the BB key board. Additionally with the Bold offering dramatically imp…
June 20, 2009
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June 19, 2009
Jessica Steele commented on Brian Mahony's blog post 'Feedback Wanted: Whole-House Internet Video, Audio, and Telephony Solutions'
Hope to see a services-in-a-cloud solution announced soon, for a completed integrated household without the premises based equipment or wiring.
June 18, 2009
Jessica Steele commented on Jessica Steele's blog post 'When the IPod Doesn’t Cut It: Sansa Players'
I'm glad you like it! :) For those of you who have long commutes like me, audio books are great way to go as well. Although one of my professors said it distracted to her to the point of a speeding ticket haha.
February 26, 2009
Mary Pat commented on Jessica Steele's blog post 'When the IPod Doesn’t Cut It: Sansa Players'
I have an IPod but was recenlty dismayed to learn that it would not support the downloadable audio books that my public library made available. (Here's a tip for you busy moms out there who love to read but don't have time - I do all of my after bed…
February 25, 2009

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An App a Day Keeps the Blackberry Away!

While I can’t yet vouch for the iPhone 3GS (sorry), I am happy to report I am more than happy with my recently outdated iPhone 3G. Usually, I tend to make consumer decisions like Simon votes on Idol. I either like it or I don’t. This time around, I pondered around the AT&T store for a good thirty minutes before my new purchase. Always connected to work, I knew I would be the perfect candidate for the newest edition of a Crackberry – complete with a leather case to keep it firmly attached to… Continue

Posted on June 19, 2009 at 6:00pm — 1 Comment

Jessica Steele

Social Media -- the new Free PR - Why Question it?

More than 100 million users log on to Facebook at least once each day (Facebook.com) and Twitter has an average 3,000,000 Tweets per day (TechCrunch). With growing stats such as these, it amazes me how the press and analysts continue to grab consumer attention with the “question” of social media. What question? Finding ourselves in an economically strapped environment, we have a free outlet at our fingertips to spread PR globally, in an instant. Not simply PR, but active customer engagement with… Continue

Posted on June 19, 2009 at 6:00pm —

Jessica Steele

When the IPod Doesn’t Cut It: Sansa Players

For those of you like me who see past the jazzy infomercials, the bright colors, and the draw of following the herds, there is the question of what mp3 player to choose when the IPod isn’t your automatic default. I admit, I was once delighted to unwrap my own IPod mini for Christmas – it was small, shiny and matched my favorite gym outfit. Then, I went to upload music. As most of us know, ITunes charges a hefty $0.99 per song. For any avid music lover, or long distant runner who requires a const… Continue

Posted on January 18, 2009 at 7:35pm — 2 Comments

Jessica Steele

Facebook…What is it not?

One day I was surprised to receive a message, via Facebook Mobile, from my father, “I just wanted to see where you are spending so much of your time.” It suddenly dawned on me many people, like my father, a key player in a large telecommunications company, have developed technology skills yet are clueless when it comes to the modern phenomenon of Facebook. Driving strategic Web 2.0 trends in leading technologies and industries, Facebook has been an integral part of everyday culture whether peopl… Continue

Posted on January 18, 2009 at 5:09pm — 1 Comment

Jessica Steele

BlackBerry Pearl- Still Needs Shined

The word Blackberry is now a part of everyday vocabulary. Even my grandmother knows not to start picking the bushes for fruit when “I can’t find my Blackberry!”. Just as this little device, small enough to fit in the back-pocket of the tightest pair of jeans, is an integral part of our speech it has also become an integral part of our lives. With phone, blue-tooth, a camera, e-mail, internet, and even GPS capabilities, when you lose your phone I think everyone has experienced that panicked feeli… Continue

Posted on July 11, 2008 at 2:00pm —

 
 

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