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| * Mary Tressler who let us take this on... * All the tech editors (name them) who gave us... challenging feedback, at quite an investment in time, but made the book what it is today. I also edit other books, so know how much time a really thorough technical review takes. Steven: * Alison for spending time on my computer the rare times I am home at all, due to work. * Bxx for letting her first phone have an interesting keypad, instead of being something she needed, and always writing down everything she is confused about tech-wise as an antipattern, instead of actually answering. * Tweens (named? Paige, Audrey, Lily... who else?) for letting me play with their phones, interview them on their commo behaviors, etc. * All my friends who let me have old handsets, including Who??? and especially Ed Madigan who gave me his collection on leaving Sprint. * The Surplus Exchange for having the best electronics recycling program anywhere, and minimal interest in phones and PDAs, so I can get some neat old gear. * Conversations with... lots of folks. How the internet helps get feedback and lets you * Close followers on twitter, facebook, who responded to questions and gave me screenshots * Fuel and Lupie's for putting up with me sitting there typing, sometimes until closing. Sometimes past. Eric: * * * |
I suspect this will not be much more final than this until partway through the tech and editorial review process.
- Matthew Irish - Set up this wiki, among other things
- Mary Tressler who let us take this on...
- All the tech editors (name them) who gave us... challenging feedback, at quite an investment in time, but made the book what it is today. I also edit other books, so know how much time a really thorough technical review takes.
Steven:
- Alison for spending time on my computer the rare times I am home at all, due to work.
- Bxx for letting her first phone have an interesting keypad, instead of being something she needed, and always writing down everything she is confused about tech-wise as an antipattern, instead of actually answering.
- Tweens (named? Paige, Audrey, Lily... who else?) for letting me play with their phones, interview them on their commo behaviors, etc.
- All my friends who let me have old handsets, including Who??? and especially Ed Madigan who gave me his collection on leaving Sprint.
- The Surplus Exchange for having the best electronics recycling program anywhere, and minimal interest in phones and PDAs, so I can get some neat old gear.
- Conversations with... lots of folks. How the internet helps get feedback and lets you
- Close followers on twitter, facebook, who responded to questions and gave me screenshots
- Fuel and Lupie's for putting up with me sitting there typing, sometimes until closing. Sometimes past.
Eric: