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Amy Gilroy

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Senior editor Amy Gilroy joined TWICE in 1994 after freelancing for the publication since its inception in 1986. Over the years she has covered the personal computer business as well as car electronics and handheld device categories.

 

Title: Senior Editor

Email: amyog@aol.com

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Wireless E-Readers, Only for Some

Highlighting another hit product most consumer electronics retailers won’t be selling this Christmas, Amazon.com announced its Kindle e-reader is its No. 1 selling product in units and dollars across all categories, astonishing Wall Street analysts. And arguably the coolest e-reader to date, the Nook from Barnes & Noble, isn’t going to be offered beyond its own doors and... More

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Will Apple Kill e-Readers?

As iRex Technologies, a spinoff of Royal Philips, unveiled its $399 wireless Kindle rival Wednesday at the N.Y. Historical Society, the elephant in the room wasn’t just Amazon’s Kindle, but the rumored tablet PC from Apple.First, the iRex is a wireless e-reader due at the end of October in Best Buy stores followed by other retailers in the first quarter.  Bloggers have... More

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Vote for InstallerNet

Should members of the Mobile Enhancement Retailers’ Association (MERA) - the car stereo industry’s version of CEDIA - vote in favor of InstallerNet’s bid to buy out the organization and open it up to all 12-volt retailers, not just the specialists?MERA members started voting on the issue on Aug. 17 and the final votes should be in by Aug. 31, said InstallerNet. On... More

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Where Does Hands-Free Calling Go From Here?

Bluetooth hands-free devices do not prevent driver distraction, according to research a government agency failed to make public back in 2003, we learned this week from a NewYork Times article . This is not the first research showing that it is the actual conversation on the cellphone that causes distraction to drivers, not the act of holding a phone. And there is other research with... More

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Sirius Popular On iPhone

Sirius XM’s new iPhone App received more than 500,000 downloads in its first four days on the iTunes App Store according to an Orbitcast report quoting an internal Sirius memo.   While Sirius is not speaking publically on the veracity of the report, the Sirius app is now the third most popular free application on the iTunes App Store for all categories.   Analysts... More
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