NonSociety – Live Differently. Meghan Asha Tech Addict

Motorola, worked with video mashup artists Eclectic Method to put together the most hilarious remix of Internet Week NY. You’ll see a very eclectic group of Internet Week participants like Anne Curry, Al Roker, Gary V, and me!

My interview with Darlene Liebman from Howcast at IWNY.

Howcast does it again with yet another stellar video on “How To Use Your Ford SYNC To Never Get Lost”. Yes, that’s me in the Little Red Riding Hood costume (classic!), praying that no one would get injure during the shoot due to my terrible driving skills.

A little note on Ford’s SYNC system, I used it for two days straight on the shoot and was absolutely impressed by the smart technology system. It’s voice-activated, so there’s no need to look away from the road to make calls, get directions, or look up locations. Heck, it will even read your incoming text messages aloud to you! 

*Video by the very talented Tripp Watt from Phantasmic. You can take a look at Tripp’s work here.

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A little promo video I shot for Buzzd.com reveals how easy it is to “flirt-it-up” using this location based mobile app.

*Please note: the hand stroking at the end was all just an act. ;-)

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A little vlog on my favorite city guides online.

3D FOR ME?

As I’ve stated ad nauseam, 3D is the new wave when it comes to television sets and entertainment. Unfortunately, I’m still not all that bullish on the concept of having to wear those cumbersome, often dorky glasses. I tried to make a video on the best 3D products, but unfortunately, much to my chagrin it fell short. Most of the notable awards went to Panasonic’s 3D plasma television set, but I’m still not sold on it. To me, the only way I see people adapting to 3D television is if they create a screen where you don’t have to wear glasses. With that, I’ll let you see my very short video of 3D products that caused me to pause and take note.

My interview with Avner Ronen, the CEO of Boxee.