Introductory Post

Hey everyone, it’s Daniel from mobile-dom, a contributing writer and editor of this blog. I’ll let you know a little about myself before I start posting to the blog. My mobile device is one of the amazing HTC Desire’s, okay it’s not perfect but is pretty darn close. I work on a 24” iMac and I enjoy video production and editing, visual effects, making (basic) 3D animations and web design. Other interests I have include electronics, technical theatre (light and sound), as well as the obvious, technology.

What I will do in terms of this blog is post a weekly roundup of technology mainly surrounding mobile and portable technology as well as doing my fair share of advertising. I will also be informing you about any new releases of products that launch as well as any rumored or leaked devices. I won’t be contributing much to the video besides the introduction I’m currently designing and storyboarding with Dom, and any other necessary editing in the future.

That’s all from me now, I hope you all enjoy the blog and find it useful and I hope you look forward to our upcoming posts and videos.

This is Daniel Sophianos,

Over and out.

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