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Brief Summary of CTIA 2008 Keynotes
By: Barzan "Tony" Antal
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    2008-05-29

    Table of Contents:
  • Brief Summary of CTIA 2008 Keynotes
  • Lowell McAdam’s Keynote
  • Kevin J. Martin’s Keynote
  • Robbie Bach’s Keynote
  • Dan Hesse’s Keynote
  • Final Thoughts

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    Brief Summary of CTIA 2008 Keynotes - Final Thoughts


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    We’ve come to the end of this ride. I truly hope that you have found it informative and educational, especially if you couldn’t attend CTIA 2008, or if you haven’t even heard of it. Then I’m definitely sure you have read the summary of these keynotes quite enthusiastically and passionately. 

    If this has garnered your interest then head over to the official website of CTIA 2008 Wireless and check out their recorded video coverage as well: here. Be sure to check out the keynotes of other speakers. You may also want to check out the Fashion-in-Motion if fashion, models and mannequins are your thing. Oh, and of course, the hundreds of exposed gadgets, devices, mobile solutions, and basically the “real stuff” of CTIA.

    (Photo Courtesy of CTIA Wireless 2008)

    As a final note, please don’t hesitate to join our friendly and growing community at DevHardware Forums. We’re a group of tech professionals, enthusiasts, and experts in our fields of interest. Whether you face issues related to hardware, software, or consumer electronics, we’ll do our best to help you out. See you there.


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