Here we are at the last month of 2008. It has been an interesting year for the tech industry. Google has finally released its first operating system; for mobile phone. Apple is going full speed ahead with the iPhone 3G, and the rest of industry trying to match it up. Microsoft is finally responding to Apple’s “Get A Mac” ads, by admitting that all that Apple has been poking fun at are true. Yahoo! is looking down a barrel of a gun playing Russian Roullette, “Buy me still, buy me not.”<\/p>\n
Let’s see what else went on in 2008 so far. Obama successfully utilized the Technology (read: Internet) in the Presidential Campaign. The Stock Market took a nose-dive. Metallica released “Death Magnetic” in September. Axl’s Guns N’ Roses “Chinese Democracy” is actually released. Wall-E is AWESOME! BlackBerry Storm is unlike any other BlackBerries, it is more iPhone-like with a twist. AVCHD camcorders are gaining ground. Apple ditched FireWire on its new Unibody Aluminum MacBook. Futurama goes High-Def with “Bender’s Game” Blu-Ray.<\/p>\n
OK, I’ll add whatever above later.<\/p>\n
The point is that that December is usually a slow month for Technology. So I’m focusing on some other things such as the Holiday and Comedy.<\/p>\n
The three comedians I’m working with will be having some big shows in December.<\/p>\n
Jill-Michele Mele\u00e1n is having her JillyOnline.com<\/a> show at the Hollywood Improv on December 9th, 2008.<\/p>\n Darren Carter will be performing in Sacaramento, California and Milwaukee, Wisconsin this December. Check his Web-Site<\/a> or Blog<\/a> for dates.<\/p>\n Carlos Alazraqui<\/a> will be storming Cobbs Comedy Club<\/a> December 12th and 13th. The week before Christmas, Carlos will be doing huge shows at Hollywood Improv. Mark your Calendar, December 19th and 20th, 2008.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here we are at the last month of 2008. It has been an interesting year for the tech industry. Google has finally released its first operating system; for mobile phone. Apple is going full speed ahead with the iPhone 3G, and the rest of industry trying to match it up. Microsoft is finally responding to … <\/p>\n