Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs gave a keyntoe at CES. This was perhaps the best CES keynote I attended, since Jacobs went through a lot of information at a quick pace and he brought forward many interesting partners.
Jacobs said one line that sums up Qualcomm’s vision and strategy "We believe all consumer devices are going to be cell phones themselves. Qualcomm is helping drive that innovation."
Nokia’s CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo gave a keynote and CES. I attended the second half and I included my live tweets below. Overall, I was very impressed with the keynote. It really differed from the other keynotes I saw which focused on products. Nokia really focused on people, their needs, and Nokia’s solutions to those needs. One strong theme was focus on people and use connectivity to “empower people to take care of themselves.” Another strong theme was focus on “doing good business and doing good.”
Intel CEO Paul Otellini gave a keynote speech at CES 2010. I live-tweeted the session and my raw tweets are below. In addition, here are some of the themes and highlights that I heard.
Let’s dig in a bit deeper.
Steve Ballmer (CEO) and Robbie Bach (President of the Devices & Entertainment division) shared the keynote and CES. They talked about what Microsoft did in 2009 and what Microsoft will do in 2010. I live-tweeted the session and my raw tweets are included below. In addition, I’m including some of the big messages I heard in the keynote.
The biggest messages I heard in Microsoft’s vision and plans for 2010 are:
