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Category Archives: Tech
Mini-Review of ‘The Interview’ & How Randall Park became Kim Jong-Un
Unless you have been living under a rock and haven’t heard of the events of the past month or so, alleged North Korean hackers hacked Sony’s computer networks – threatening to do more damage beyond releasing leaked emails and copies … Continue reading
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Priscilla Chan Gives First Television Interview
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy At the end of May Priscilla Chan – most known for being Facebook founder & CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s wife – gave her first television interview ever, on the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Local, San Francisco Bay Area, Tech, Technology, TV
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Doodle 4 Google 2014 Winner: Audrey Zhang
On Monday, June 9th, Google had a new doodle on their homepage. That doodle was part of an annual competition. Google held their 7th annual “Doogle 4 Google” competition where they asked kids in K-12 tell Google what they’d like … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Education, Entertainment, Tech, Technology, The Arts
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New York Times’ Profile on Silicon Valley Judge Lucy Koh
If you’re in the smartphone industry, you know that Samsung and Apple have been suing each other over patent infringement for the past few years, and the case happens to be overseen by Silicon Valley based judge and coincidentally, Korean … Continue reading
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Karen “Dance In A Year” Cheng Startup Creates Platform For Anyone To Learn A Skill In 100 Days
This past July, Karen X. Cheng’s video of her learning to dance in 100 days went viral. Since then, from what I’ve read in TechCrunch, Cheng has started a new company with a co-founder called Give It 100 – “Practice … Continue reading
Asian American Commercial Watch: GoldieBlox’s “Princess Machine” & The Beastie Boys
http://youtu.be/lMLYdoyFfmc Back in November, it took a few days after I saw this Internet video being posted by my technical or engineering educated female friends on Facebook before I got around to watching it – and I loved it. The … Continue reading
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Apple Factories in America: Plenty of East Asians in Tech, but Few in Upper Management
by Leeland Lee After its recent I.P.O. filing, Twitter provoked an outcry over the lack of women among its board of directors and senior management. Time Magazine declared that “Twitter’s all-male board spells failure,” while The New York Times pointed … Continue reading
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Product Review: Blackberry Q10 with Verizon Wireless + V3con 2013 Wrap Up
If 8Asian’s offer of free tickets to V3con didn’t alert you to the fact that this wonderful Asian American Digital Media Conference happened over the June 14th, 2013 weekend in Los Angeles, well then let me tell you a little … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Events, Local, Reviews, Southern California, Tech, Technology
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Product Review: Blackberry Z10
As most of you know, the bloggers here at 8Asians have day jobs, and blogging is really a side activity for most of us. My day job is working as a marketing executive at a high technology company in the … Continue reading
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Asian American Commercial Watch: HTC One & Far East Movement
HTC’s latest Android smartphone, the HTC One, has been getting a lot of fantastic reviews and is about to launch in the United States. So it’s nice to see that one of their latest commercials features hip hop band Far … Continue reading
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Asian Americans Edge Out Asians in Silicon Valley
This story and report came out last December, but I’ve only had time to get to this now. Asian Americans and Asian non-citizens 50.1% (versus 40.7 White, 4.2% Hispanic, 2.3% African American, and 2.7% other) of the San Francisco Bay … Continue reading
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