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pocketnow.com's vision is to educate, enlighten, and enlist new users to the world of smartphone and Windows Mobile devices. We try to deliver our content in a fresh and insightful way, offering nothing but the highest quality. There are four types of content that we post: reviews, articles, commentary and news.

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Our Team...

	Brandon Miniman Editor-in-Chief Brandon is a graduate from the Villanova School of Business, located near Philadelphia, PA. He manages pocketnow's fantastic team of writers to bring valuable smartphone and Windows Mobile content to the readership. He spends his free time cooking, playing piano and drums, and reading non-fiction. He's so obsessed with technology that he once entered a candle store and asked if they had a "new electronics" scent. They didn't.
	Jaime Rivera Creative Editor Jaime is our proud Latin American import from sunny San Pedro Sula, Honduras. He has 10 years of management experience in the Airline business and continues his knowledge pursuit in the Honduran Technological University (UTH). He became a mobile device fan after he learned that his first iPAQ 3630 could keep him tuned into the many things he’s passionate about; some being God through his Bible studies, reading, music, and aviation. Six years and lots of devices later, his “toys” have become a key tool in helping him stretch his time between his love for the Air, his commitment to keeping our colossal review record growing with even more cutting edge content, significant traveling, and his bright eight year old son.
	Chuong Nguyen Chief News Editor Chuong is a business student who is interested in technology and communication. He has been using the Microsoft mobile platform since the early Casio days. Currently, he is making the migration between a Windows Mobile Professional device to a Windows Mobile Standard device.
	Adam Z. Lein Senior Editor Adam has had interests in combining technology with art since his first use of a Koala pad on an Apple computer. Adam currently works as a graphic designer, photographer, systems administrator and web developer at a small design firm in Westchester, NY. His work has seen numerous awards as well as mention in books and magazines. His love of technology extends to software development companies who have often implemented his ideas for usability and feature enhancements. Mobile computing has become a necessity for Adam since his first Uniden UniPro PC100 Palm-size PC.
	Anton D. Nagy Senior Editor Anton comes from Oradea, Romania. He has a Master's degree in Law but he currently works in food industry Foreign Trade, being responsible for Central and Western European markets. His first contact with the Windows Mobile platform was when his girlfriend bought him his first Windows Mobile device, an HTC Trinity. In his spare time he likes to listen to music, do airplane modelling and optimize his devices.
[photo coming soon!]	Daniel Webster Contributing Editor Daniel resides near the Seattle metropolitan area. Being so close to some of worlds the largest technology corporations has definitely made an impact in his life. He began using Windows Mobile devices back in high school. His journalism teacher won a contest and every student in his class was given an iPAQ. Soon after he began hacking cellular Windows Mobile devices. Bill Gates stated back in the late 1990’s to be employed in two industries; healthcare and mobility technology. Daniel has taken it to heart by working in emergency medicine, hacking Windows Mobile devices, and perusing higher education. His free time is usually spent with his family and friends, at the gym, hiking in the Cascade and Olympic mountains, watching movies, or relaxing with a good book while the rain falls.
[photo coming soon!]	CJ Lippstreu Contributing Editor coming soon
	Stephen Skarlatos Contributing Editor Stephen has over 25 years of software development experience.  In the 1990’s, he led a research & development group which implemented the first ODBC driver solution for Unisys Mainframes.  In 2006, he started A&S Consulting, LLC to focus on providing management and architecture support to small and medium sized businesses. He has been using Windows CE devices since version 1.1.  His PDAs have included the Philips Nino, the Compaq Aero, the Compaq iPAQ, the T-Mobile XDA, the HP hw6315, the T-Mobile MDA, and the T-Mobile Wing.  Today he uses an AT&T Tilt. He publishes a blog at mydigitallife.us and in 2006 was awarded the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional.
	Jason Risinger Moderator Jason is from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is a sound engineer and musician in an Army band, and is studying for a degree in Software Systems Engineering.  His first exposure to windows mobile was a Compaq iPaq. In 2007 he bought a Motorola Q and since then has been heavily involved on Motorola’s support forums as a product “XPRT” on the Q series. Add in raising his two sons and various other forums, and every day is a full one.

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