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What we do
|How to contact the Marketing team
|Mailing list: marketing
Visit this link to sign up for the email list for the Marketing team.
|Chat: #fedora-mktg[?]
This is where real-time chat with Marketing team members happens.
The short version: The Fedora Marketing Team ensures that people in Fedora can consistently explain to everyone what Fedora is, why the project can help them, and how they can help the project.
Slightly longer version: The Fedora Marketing Team develops and executes marketing strategies to promote the usage and support of Fedora worldwide. Through the development of processes and content, this project aims to support the efforts of other Fedora projects to spread Fedora and to provide a central repository of ideas and information that can be used to deliver Fedora to new audiences. We work closely with the Fedora Ambassadors who spread the word about Fedora at events and allow the Fedora Project to interact directly with its existing and prospective users.
What's happening
Fedora operates on a time based release schedule. So does Fedora Marketing. We go through several successive phases during each 6-month release cycle, and every phase has different milestones and tasks that you can help with. Check out /Schedule to see where we are and what you can help with right now.
How can I help the marketing group?
Here are some of the aspects on which you can work by joining the Fedora marketing group:
- Help spread news on all major development updates, releases, new projects and events related to Fedora. Consider picking one or two stories and alerting the press about it.
- Solicit Linux User Groups members to use and contribute to Fedora.
- Dispel common myths and educate the public about Fedora.
Joining the Fedora Marketing Project
To learn how to join Fedora Marketing Project, please see the Join page.
Meetings are held weekly, on IRC to discuss the progress of the Fedora Marketing project.
Mailing List
The Fedora Marketing mailing list, marketing, hosts discussions related to Marketing. Anyone interested in marketing Fedora should join this list.
The contributors page lists active Fedora Marketing contributors.
How are we doing?
We're beginning to think about how to tell how well we're doing as a Team. So far, we have the Marketing team community health dashboard - but we could also use some help thinking about this area as well. Let us know your ideas!
Resources you can use for marketing purposes
These resources will help you take Fedora to the people:
- Fedora Overview
- Fedora 15 talking points
- Fedora 14 talking points
- Fedora 13 talking points
- Fedora press material
- Fedora press archive
- Fedora presentations
- Fedora flyers
- Fedora banners from the Design team
- Fedora T-Shirts, stickers, userbars, buttons and posters designs from the Design team
- Fedora statistics poster
- Social Networks
- Link tracking for generating URLs that can be tracked non-invasively from logs
- /MarketingPlan - slightly outdated, but strategic ideas on Fedora Marketing.
- Follow us on identi.ca and twitter! (Also you can follow Planet Fedora on both identi.ca and twitter.)
- Communication matrix
- Video
Marketing SOPs
For walkthroughs on common Marketing-related tasks, see Category:Marketing SOPs - feel free to add your own!
Also you can take a look at [1] and [2]
- Fedora print magazine
- Marketing research
- User stories
- Fedora Insight
- Fedora-tour
- Building a social networks presence
- Marketing FAD - 2010 with shooting some photos
- User:Sankarshan/FedoraHandbook Fedora Handbook
- Book Club
- Linux.com Distroblog
- Marketing support brainstorm - Discussion on how marketing can better support spins, projects, devel, etc.
- SWOT Analysis WIP
- Video hosting
- Live USB Creator
- Team event brochures
- Marketing SeLinux
Here is also some space for project wishes or ideas. Simply start here...
Release deliverables
The Marketing team is responsible for producing marketing release deliverables for each Fedora release. Our team's deliverables are focused on the Desktop Spin; we also provide resources to help other groups within Fedora make similar marketing deliverables for their projects.
Our work in progress on Desktop Spin deliverables for the current release, as well as the marketing release deliverables for all current actively supported Fedora releases (the prior 2 releases), can be found in the table below.
For more information on each deliverable type, including instructions on how to make them (Standard Operating Procedures, or SOPs) and non-Desktop-Spin variants produced by other teams for each release, click on the name of the deliverable in the table below.
Release activities
- Briefing Ambassadors
- coordinating PR
- Monitoring PR/news from the release
- Fedora news distribution network (FNDN)
- sending out beta release announcements
- send out Release Informations to the press
Press archives
- old articles for archive (research todo)
- Fedora 12 press archive
- Fedora 13 press archive
- Fedora 14 press archive
- The F39 marketing schedule contains the official agenda of the Fedora Marketing project including the task list.
- The Marketing brain dump is our sandbox for new ideas, thoughts, and future Marketing goals.


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September 1, 1935 - Shenyang (China)
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Born in 1935 in Shenyang, China, Seiji Ozawa studied music from an early age and later graduated with first prizes in both composition and conducting from Tokyo's Toho School of Music. In 1959 he won first prize at the International Competition of Orchestra Conductors in Besançon, France, where he came to the attention of Charles Munch, then the Boston Symphony music director, who invited him to Tanglewood, where he won the Koussevitzky Prize as outstanding student conductor in 1960. While working with Herbert von Karajan in West Berlin, Mr. Ozawa came to the attention of Leonard Bernstein, who appointed him assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic for the 1961-62 season. He made his first professional concert appearance in North America in January 1962, with the San Francisco Symphony. He was music director of the Ravinia Festival, summer home of the Chicago Symphony (1964-69), music director of the Toronto Symphony (1965-1969) and music director of the San Francisco Symphony (1970-1976). He first conducted the Boston Symphony in 1964 at Tanglewood and made his first winter subscription appearance with them in 1968. He was named Artistic Director of Tanglewood in 1970, Music Director of the Boston Symphony in 1973, leaving a legacy of brilliant achievement evidenced through touring, award-winning recordings (more than 140 works of more than 50 composers on 10 labels), television productions (winning 2 Emmy awards), and commissioned works.
Through his many recordings, television appearances, and worldwide touring, Mo. Ozawa is an internationally recognized celebrity. In recent years, the many honors and achievements bestowed upon Mr. Ozawa have underscored his esteemed standing in the international music scene. French President Jacques Chirac named him (1999) Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, the Sorbonne (2004) awarded him Doctorate Honoris Causa and he has been honored as "Musician of the Year" by Musical America. February 1998 saw him fulfilling a longtime ambition of joining musicians around the globe: he led the Opening Ceremonies at the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, conducting the "Ode to Joy" from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the SKO and six choruses located on five different continents – Japan, Australia, China, Germany, South Africa, and the United States – all linked by satellite. He received Japan's first-ever Inouye Award (1994), named after Japan's pre-eminent novelist, recognizing lifetime achievement in the arts. 1994 also saw the inauguration of the new and acclaimed Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood. Mo. Ozawa also has been awarded honorary degrees from Harvard University, the University of Massachusetts, Wheaton College, and the New England Conservatory of Music.


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Cricut Wrap It Up Cartridge - This is like Tags, Bags, Boxes and More Part II with even more goodies on it! There are gorgeous word art, tags, cards, bags that all match!
Cricut Paper Lace Cartridge - This cartridge has gorgeous word art and two different layers of paper lace that can be cut with matching layers. It is really a fabulous cartridge - one of my favorites of the release!
Cricut Sesame Street Seasons Cartridge - Not only does it have all the good Sesame Street characters, there is a font, word art, and a whole feature key full of super cute images! This would be a great one for teachers!
Cricut Ornamental Iron Cartridge - This would be great to cut in vinyl or even as a card front. Comes with two fonts!
Cricut Quarter Note Cartridge - Finally, a cartridge dedicated to music lovers! 3 fonts and great word art on this cartridge!
Cricut Wrap It Up Cartridge:
Check out this layered poinsettia - how gorgeous is this!!??!! I love this cut!
And look below at the matching pillow box where I layered the poinsettia again. There is also a poinsettia tag to go with it. Paper by SEI and Core'dinations.
Cricut PaperLace Cartridge:
This cartridge is so versatile for both cards and layers, as you can cut these at any size! The card below shows the word art "Just Because" (like the Will and Grace font!), the layered background and the medallion cut. This cartridge has all kinds of matching layers and such. Be sure and check out the handbook so you can see all the wonderful lace pieces. Paper by K & Co. and Core'dinations.
Cricut Sesame Street Seasons Cartridge:
Can you believe this cute kite is on Sesame Street Seasons? There are tons of cute images on this cartridge! Paper by Cosmo Cricket and Core'dinations.
Cricut Ornamental Iron Cartridge:
This cartridge has loads of ornamental outline shapes, all broken into layers so you could use various pieces and parts. This card came together super quickly. Here's a technique tip I learned from Diane at Capadia Designs: to cut fancy cuts like this, use lower pressure and speed, and then multi-cut. Also use a new mat where the sticky is fresh. I followed her advice and this cut like a dream and lifted off the mat so easily! Thanks, Diane! Paper by Core'dinations.
Cricut Quarter Note Cartridge:
This cartridge is perfect for the music lovers out there! It's got three fonts - one elegant, two note shaped and elegant word art. It's got all kinds of musical instruments with swirls on them! Below, the card has both the treble clef shape and the word art "music soothes the soul". This is great for cardmakers and scrapbookers alike. Paper by Core'dinations, Club Scrap, October Afternoon and Hobby Lobby.
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978 comments:
My fav new cart is Paperlace. (But I also love the new Sesame street one because have all the other ones)ReplyDelete
aecopenhaver at gmail dot com
I love the Music cartridge. Your cards look beautiful as aways. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I have been waiting all day! WOOHOO!! Love them! Love the WRAP IT UP though, that is a MUST for me! Thank goodness Christmas is coming!ReplyDelete
aidens mom 2005 at aol dot com
I have posted this on my blog!ReplyDelete
aecopenhaver at gmail dot com
I love Wrap It Up! Love the project you made with it!!!ReplyDelete
I'm a follower on FB.ReplyDelete
I dont like them all but like the car decal. thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
weezie143 at att dot net
I posted this on my FB!ReplyDelete
aecopenhaver at gmail dot com
Shared on my facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/profile.php?id=1732072336ReplyDelete
I really like Paper Lace! I am also a follower on Facebook! :)ReplyDelete
-Holly Lerman
The music one, the lace one and maybe even the Sesame Street one.ReplyDelete
keenerfamily at gmail dot come
I'm also a follower of Everyday Cricut. Love what you and Melanie offer daily on all three blogs.ReplyDelete
I am a followerReplyDelete
and I would buy or want Christmas card mini from the new release - I am posing also on my blog
luv2scrap44 at yahoo dot com
I Tweeted!ReplyDelete
aecopenhaver at gmail dot com
My favorite cartridge is Wrap it up. I actually dont have the tags, bags, boxes and more cartridge yet, but this one looks amazing. Thanks for the chance at an great giveawayReplyDelete
Tweeted too: http://twitter.com/ManhattanMandieReplyDelete
Ohh the paperlace is just great,I think it would be perfect for the wall stencil i've been wanting to do.ReplyDelete
I am already a fan of Obsessed With ScrapbookingReplyDelete
Love the new Wrap it Up one!!! Can already see the ideas you can do with it!ReplyDelete
I'm an Obsessed With Scrapbooking Facebook fan!ReplyDelete
Also I am a fan of Everyday Cricut!ReplyDelete
aecopenhaver at gmail dot com
I'm an Everyday Cricut Facebook Fan too@ReplyDelete
Quarter Note is lovely! But I must say that poinsettia is gorgeous too.ReplyDelete
jcaonhat at whidbey dot com
toss up between Ornamental Iron or Wrap it Up, love the two projects you did with thoseReplyDelete
Beautiful carts this month. I love them all but I really think I love the Ornamental Iron.I am a long time fan and follower and will be posting about this giveaway on my new blog and facebook!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing all of your beautiful work !
Looks exciting, I like the Sesame Street one but I wish it was Disney seasonal instead. Oh well. I will save money on that one. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I love the New Sesame Street cart. My second fave would be the half note.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!
bludrps at sbcglobal dot net
My favorite: Cricut Paper Lace Cartridge! Thanks for a chance to win!ReplyDelete
it is now on my blog for 5 more chances! http://sherylscraftingcorner.blogspot.com/2010/10/cricut-new-releases.htmlReplyDelete
WRAP IT UP!! A must for me!! So many cute cuts!ReplyDelete
You made some wonderful projects! Thanks!!
rtmath aT comcast doT net
Ok - also on fb for 5 more chances! thanks againReplyDelete
Got to be Quarter Notes. We are a bit beyond Sesame Street in our house, and it has 3 fonts - what else can you say, except maybe "I'll take it."ReplyDelete
Whew - ok I think I am done - 5 more for like/fan of Everyday Cricut fb page!! thanks !ReplyDelete
My favorite is the paper lace one. Love your projects. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
jenlovcarr at aol dot com
My favorite is Wrap It Up. It seems really versatile.ReplyDelete
Happy Hello Thursday! Love the Wrap it Up cart. I have been looking at finding TTB&M maybe this one instead. Thanks for the chance to win! :)ReplyDelete
~Suzy suzyq28024 at gmail dot com
I am now a fan of everyday cricut. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I love Wrap it up! You made some great projects! Im a fan of your page on facebook and an everyday cricut fan! I also posted this on facebook to let everyone know about this contest.ReplyDelete
I love and want the all! I can't chose. I am a follower, and I post a link to your giveaway on my blogReplyDelete
I'm now a fan of obsessed with scrapbooking! I've been a follower for a while. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Okay - love these new cartridges and think I may like quarter not and lace the best - like to cut large lace cuts - they are so expensive to buy full sheets like that - I have posted to my facebook, am already a subscriber here and already have e-mail subscription to obsessed - have added both to facebook likes. Unfortunately I do not twitter - still have not figured out the blogging fully LOL. Thanks for the chances to winReplyDelete
I would say..Ornamental Iron. It is lovely. I would use it in my card ministry work. I am a fan on FB of Everyday Cricut too.ReplyDelete
Music! I've been waiting impatiently for this one... oldest son sings in UofA's Children's Choir, plays Tuba in band, plays guitar at home for fun.. I gotta get this one!ReplyDelete
ScrapAddictsAttic at gmail dot com
What unique new cartridges! My favorite new carts are Paper Lace and Ornamental Iron. They seem like they will be fun for card making and scrapping! :-)ReplyDelete
I'm a faithful follower of Obsessed with Scrapbooking. Thanks for all the awesome chances to win one of the Christmas mini carts!
♥ I blogged: http://jdscricuteering.blogspot.com
♥ I facebooked
♥ I tweeted
♥ I'm now a FB fan of Obsessed w/Scrapbooking
♥ I'm also now a FB fan of Everyday Cricut
Wow - that's lots of awesome ways to win! Thanks again!
I have posted on my blog about the new releases and your giveaway. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I so love, love, love the wrap it up cartridge! You have also made some lovely creations with it so far. I am sold on this one.ReplyDelete
I love the paper lace- very cute projects :-) Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win a giveaway!!! MichelleReplyDelete
My fave is the Wrap it Up cartridge....Love it!!!ReplyDelete
Jess (aka Sparksgal)
P.S. I'm already a FB fan of yours and became a fan of Everday Cricut.
My favorite would be Quarter Note or Car Decals. I think it's a tie. I also need to get Wrap it Up--LOL!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
Paper Lace and Ornamental Iron are in a tie for me! I am a follower of you, Everyday Cricut AND Courtney Lane already. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
MCF's Mimi
I love the Wrap It Up cart! Oh the things I could do with this! Thanks for the chance to win!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh man!! I like them all, but I think I like the Wrap it Up cartridge the best!!ReplyDelete
I am a FB fan of Obsessed with Scrapbooking.
I am a FB fan of Everyday Cricut
Thanks for the chances!
I really like wrap it up and the lacy one looks beautiful too!!ReplyDelete
I am really loving the paper lace and the quarter note carts! I also subsribe to your blog.ReplyDelete
Molly in PA
Love the wrap it up cart:ReplyDelete
-I facebooked
-I am a facebook fan of Obsessed with scrapbooing
- I am facebook fan of Everyday Cricut
Thanks for the chance to win.
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 6:38 PM
Im already a follower and I thought that all ur projects were super cute:) I really loved the wrap it up carteidge.ReplyDelete
Monica L.
monita 23 at ca dot rr dot com
- 1harperpoohOctober 21, 2010 at 6:38 PM
My new favorite is the Ornamental Iron. What awesome new carts! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I think All Wrapped Up is my favorite. Love the project you made with that Cartridge. I am a follower on Facebook.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win the Christmas Cards Cartridge. That's the one I've been wanting. :0)
I really like IRON Works!ReplyDelete
It is really hard to choose, but I think my favorite is paper lace. The Sesame Street Christmas one is too cute, though.ReplyDelete
I am a subscriber to both of your blogs and also on FB. Thanks for the chance to win this great treat!ReplyDelete
I think it would have to be Ornamental Iron. Love the gates!ReplyDelete
Linda A.
I became a faon of Everday Cricut on FBReplyDelete
I posted a link to this page on my blog.ReplyDelete
My favorite is Wrap it up! I would definitely use that one :) Awesome projects!ReplyDelete
Tanya P.
Phenis2031 at yahoo dot com
I am already a subscriberReplyDelete
I posted a link on my FB page to this link.ReplyDelete
Facebook fan!!ReplyDelete
phenis2031 at yahoo dot com
Facebook fan of Everyday Cricut!!ReplyDelete
phenis2031 at yahoo dot com
I WANT TO SEE MORE!!! :-) I really want to see the whole book on Wrap It Up; Paper Lace; Ornamental Iron and the car decals! There's always so much you don't get to see before you get it!ReplyDelete
Love these! Love to follow OwS, too!
LOVE Wrap it up and Paper lace! I am a Facebook fan and I subscribed! Love your stuff Joy!ReplyDelete
My two favorites are Music Note & Wrap it Up...sorry, couldn't just choose one! lol. Beautiful cards, Joy. I'm also a follower. TFS.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 6:44 PM
I subscribed to both your blogs and also on Facebook...Thanks for the chance to win...love the new cartridges coming out thanks for keeping us up to date with all the infoReplyDelete
My favorite cart is Quarter Note, but I love them all! I am already a follower, I am now a FB fan of you and ECReplyDelete
My favorite is wrap it up! and Paper Lace, ok and Music!!ReplyDelete
I am a follower!ReplyDelete
I love the Wrap It Up. I looks like it has some great goodies to use on cards, tags, and bags. I am a subscriber to both of your blogs and also on FB.ReplyDelete
I love the Wrap It Up. I looks like it has some great goodies to use on cards, tags, and bags. I am a subscriber to both of your blogs and also on FB.ReplyDelete
Would have to say that the "Wrap it Up" cartridge would have to be my favorite. It looks really awesome so far!ReplyDelete
I am a follower on Facebook of Obsessed with Scrapbooking and now Everyday Cricut! So count me in! I could use a new cart!
I like you on FBReplyDelete
Oh, well worth the wait. My favorite has to be Wrap It Up. Love all of your projects.--RyansmaamaReplyDelete
I love the Wrap it Up cartridge.ReplyDelete
I follow your blog.ReplyDelete
I'm a fan on facebook.ReplyDelete
Wrap it up looks pretty goodReplyDelete
Great new carts! I like them all but I am most excited about wrap it up~ My son just got engaged so I NEED this one!!ReplyDelete
I am posting this on my blog (allforthegrandkids.blogspot.com)and facebook. I already like both those pages on there so this should give me 20 extra chances!!
carriedan1 at live dot com
My favorite cart is Wrap it up! I love it. I'm a fan of both Everyday Cricut and Obsessed with Scrapbooking.ReplyDelete
and I like Everyday Cricut on FBReplyDelete
phewwww -- I think I am a winner!!
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 6:48 PM
My favorite is either the Paper Lace or the Ornamental Iron..it's hard to choose since they are ALL so great! Thanks. I am already a follower of your blog, Everyday Cricut and your facebook fan.ReplyDelete
Diana Ballard
Jonesboro, Ga
- TrinityOctober 21, 2010 at 6:49 PM
out of this selection it would have to be wrap it up. I'm already a fan and a follower. thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 6:49 PM
i really need the quarter note cart. many of my friends play music in one shape or form. they'll be surprised when they get a card from me with something from this cart on it.ReplyDelete
i'm a facebook fan, and a follower
Love that pillow box. As always you do great projects. I would love to see more cuts on the Christmas Village Mini. Thanks for sharing these wonderful projects.ReplyDelete
Love Wrap It up! I am a subscriber, a Facebook fan of Obsessed with Scrapbooking and a Facebook fan of Everyday Cricut. Thank you for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love Wrap it Up, but just noticed that the Sesame Street cart has Abby Cadabby so now that has to be my favorite cart as she is the cutest character! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
the Quarter Note cartridge will have so many possibilities for meReplyDelete
I like the Wrap it Up but Paper Lace is awesome too and I am a music lover so that one is a must too. I like them all, I am still not caught up with all the others I want. If hubby only knew....ReplyDelete
Wow Joy...FABULOUS! I love the Wrap it Up cart!ReplyDelete
OK, posted on FB w/ link
I'm friends and a fan on both your FB pages
I will post this on my Blog!
I'm already a LONG time Follower
nicole dot jeep at gmail dot com
I don't TWEET!
Wrote a blog post too! http://mandiesscrappin.blogspot.com/2010/10/hello-thursday.htmlReplyDelete
Quarter Note. Yeah love the music theme.ReplyDelete
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I love Wrap It Up!!ReplyDelete
I think Wrap it up is going to have to be the big one. I love it!! It's wonderful!! Thank You for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
ScrappinAsh at gmail dot com
Oh I would have to say my favourtie is Sesame Street. Gotta love Cookie Monster.ReplyDelete
- ColleenOctober 21, 2010 at 6:59 PM
Wrap It Up is my fave. Probably will not be buying the other, at least not for quite some time.ReplyDelete
Rainbow Designs at huntel dot net
Great new cartridges!! I think the ornamental iron or the music one is my favorite.ReplyDelete
I'm a subscriber to your blog and I "like" both Obsessed with Scrapbooking and Everyday Cricut on facebook.
Kim in Idaho
my favorite would have to be the cricut wrap it up cart. i just love tags bags boxes and more. so this will also be a really great cart. they all are.ReplyDelete
My two favorites are the lace one and the wrap it up!ReplyDelete
I follow you on face book! Have for months! I feel like a stalkerReplyDelete
- jaybeemomOctober 21, 2010 at 7:03 PM
I like all wrapped up and am also a follower of your blog and facebook friend for you and everyday cricut.ReplyDelete
I really liked the Paper Lace cartridge! The Wrap It Up projects are wonderful.ReplyDelete
I also have stalked everyday cricut for a couple of months. THank you!sReplyDelete
I posted about it on my blog!!ReplyDelete
Tanya P.
phenis2031 at yahoo dot com
I already like you on Facebook, does that count?ReplyDelete
The new paperlace cart had me thinking creatively as soon as I saw it! I am a follower of this and Everyday Cricut. Thanks for all the chances to win the Christmas carts.ReplyDelete
And I already like Everyday Cricut too!!ReplyDelete
Well, I am loving Car Decal! Second would be Quarter Note.ReplyDelete
Thanks for all the info - your cards are wonderful!ReplyDelete
My fav is by far the Paper Lace cartridge! Thanks for sharing!
Jen_chadwick at hotmail.com
- Amber NOctober 21, 2010 at 7:05 PM
They are all fabulous! I can't decide which one I need first! I think Wrap it Up will be my first purchase! Thanks for the great samples!ReplyDelete
ANagel1062 at aol dot com
My favorite is probably Wrap It Up!!! Great projects! I am also a fan of Everday Cricut and Obsessed With Scrapbooking on facebook.ReplyDelete
holy music notes Batman - I LOVE the Quarter Notes cartridge! My kids are all musicians so I can't wait to get this one!ReplyDelete
MomsBeenScrappin at yahoo dot com
I love the wrap it up cart, the gift card holder was beautiful.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 7:09 PM
At the moment, my favorite is Wrap It Up. I am loving all your poinsettia creations! ThanksReplyDelete
Sharon (scrappyone from the Circle)
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 7:09 PM
I think the Paperlace and the Ornamental would make really nice cards. You did a great job on your cards.ReplyDelete
Vickie in N.C.
would love to win
I really like the Quarter Note cart, as I play piano and have a hard time finding music cuts! I am a fan of both blogs on facebook and a follwer on both as well.ReplyDelete
I have posted on my blog:http://kathleessnippitsntidbits.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
I have posted on my FB page
I am a fan of both Everyday Cricut and Obsessed with Scrapbooking
and.........lol.I don't twitter!
Thanks Joy for all you do!
Am I missing something? Where is the Car Decal one that's listed? That's the one I'm really anxious to see!ReplyDelete
First of all FABULOUS projects. LOVE all of them.ReplyDelete
My favorite cart is Wrap it Up, I can see myself using that one again and again.
*I've posted about your give away on Facebook.
*I've blogged about it.
*I'm already a follower
*I'm already an Everyday Cricut fan on fb.
*I'm a Obsessed with Scrapbooking fan on fb.
BUT, I don't tweet, I chirp. LOL
Great projects Love the new carts!ReplyDelete
My favorite from what I've seen so far is the paper lace cartridge! I'm already a faithful follower! I'm a FB fan of Everyday Cricut!ReplyDelete
Awesome new carts! Can't wait to use the music one. I am a follower and I have shared this on Facebook! Beautiful work. concertgirl32 at hotmail dot com.ReplyDelete
- Dee BurnsOctober 21, 2010 at 7:14 PM
Love the Paperlace, Ornamental Iron & Wrap it up. Love them all. It is so hard to pick. Would you really make us pick just one? OK Paperlace...ReplyDelete
Right now my favorite is Wrap It Up, but that may change when I look closer at all the new carts!ReplyDelete
I'm already a follower! TFS
I think my fave would be Sesame Street. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
annadowdy at gmail dot com
Hi Joy! Love your Hello Thursday projects!! I have completed all the extras except the Twitter one. I dont Twitter....just a Facebook junkie!ReplyDelete
Here is a link to my blog where I posted about your giveaway and your awesome projects:
My new fav is ornamental iron.ReplyDelete
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My fav is the wrap it up! I am already a follower and I posted your candy on my sidebar! Thanks for the chance! abusybee in AZReplyDelete
Boy these are great carts, to me it's a toss up between Wrap it up or Lacy Paper.ReplyDelete
Donna C.
Wow. Tough job to pick a favorite, but I'm going with quarter note. My granddaughter loves all things musical and this would be a fun cart to have for scrapbooking her accomplishments. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Here's my link to FB where I linked you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 7:26 PM
I love them ALL! I have so many ideas for each one of them... I don't know which one I'll start with first. Paper lace no, no decals, no wait maybe ornamental iron:) Excited to see more of your creations Joy.ReplyDelete
Wrap it up is definitely my favorite, expecially after seeing what you did with the poinsettia.ReplyDelete
fillhardfarm at ymail dot com
I always love Hello Thursday! My favortie is Wrap It Up! I follow you, and am a facebook fan.ReplyDelete
Love them all...a little more fond of the Musical one. I was an all sax player & piano & choir ;)ReplyDelete
My favorite cartridge is Ornamental Iron. Great projects. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
OHHHHHH MY!! I'M IN LOVE WITH "WRAP IT UP." CAN'T WAIT 'TILL IT'S RELEASED!ReplyDelete
I CREATED A POST ON FACEBOOK :) http://www.facebook.com/gisy8herby
Wrap it up is my favorite by far! I cant wait to get my hands on this one. I just became a fb fan of yours and everyday cricut.ReplyDelete
thatsmerb at gmail dot com
I love wrap it up! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
alyssa dot leanne dot b at gmail dot com
Thanks for the preview! I think my fav out of this group would have to be Ornamental Art. The images look so pretty.ReplyDelete
I said this on Mel's blog to, but this is bad... this is very bad! I like all of the new carts!! My fave is between Sesame Street Seasons and Wrap it up. Can't decide!ReplyDelete
~Molly (armywifemolly at me dot com)
Wow, they are all great but I think I like Ornamental Iron best..I subscribed to your blog and became a facebook fan of your facebook page and Everyday Cricut.ReplyDelete
hope I win! lol! "jackiesoontobegrammie"
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 7:35 PM
Love the Paper Lace and also just "liked" Everyday Cricut and also became a follower of yours. Thanks for the invite. Such cute stuff. BethReplyDelete
I linked to fb and I linked from my blog :)ReplyDelete
I am a follower on facebook.
my fav is cricut wrap it up.ReplyDelete
Joy, I am loving the Ornamental Iron, posted about ya on my blog :)ReplyDelete
http://www.pagesofpictures.com/2010/10/give-away-at-obsessed-with-scrapbooking.html Thanks for a chance at an awesome giveaway!
Beautiful projects Joy! I have two favorites - Paper Lace and Wrap it Up! They tied!ReplyDelete
Jennifer Hawkins
qtme2003 at yahoo dot ca
Quarter Note is my favorite but they're all great thanks for sharing and the give away.ReplyDelete
I love them all! Can't pick just one!ReplyDelete
mbchoj at aol dot com
I love the one that makes more boxes. I have posted you on FB, signed up to be a follower and added Everyday Cricut to my FB acct. That should make me an instant winner. :)ReplyDelete
I just became a followerReplyDelete
mbchoj at aol dot com
Okay my favorite is Paper lace!!! I am a follower here, fan on facebook to this and everyday cricut. Thank you!!ReplyDelete
linked it on my facebookReplyDelete
mbchoj at aol dot com
Wow, these just might be the best group of carts yet! I can't decide which is my favorite, but it is either the paper lace or the ornamental iron. I think I have to have all of these carts though. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
az sunflower girl 1 at aol dot com
I "liked" obsessed with scrapbooking too!ReplyDelete
mbchoj at aol dot som
Love the pointsetta, it is beautiful and I must say Wrap It Up is my favorite new release.ReplyDelete
I am loving too many carts from this release-I am going to be in lots of trouble here. I have to have Wrap It Up because I have been begging PC for this a long time! Loving Paper Lace and Iron Works and Quarter Notes-I might need to get a job to pay for it all!ReplyDelete
So far, Paper Lace is my favorite but I really like Ornamental Iron as well.ReplyDelete
Wrap it Up is my Favorite out of this bunch.... Second place goes to the LACE PAPER! Soooo pretty.... I LOVE how ALL your projects came out JOY! :o)ReplyDelete
Wow, I can't wait to get Quarter Note to scrap my musical daughter!!!ReplyDelete
- email@example.com 21, 2010 at 7:43 PM
As usual I like them all however I would have to go with the Sesame Street because my son just turned 1 and will be learning the characters soon! Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
I think paperlace but you did an amazing job on all of themReplyDelete
OK, These are ALL awesome, but I think my favorite is Ornamental Iron... so many ideas already running through my head!! Love your projects... so pretty! TFS!ReplyDelete
Hi Joy! I have posted about this on my blog!ReplyDelete
Jennifer Hawkins
Wrap it up is way too cute! Some good ideas on there I could use. Loving it!ReplyDelete
I am already a fan on facebook!ReplyDelete
Jennifer Hawkins
qtme2003 at yahoo dot ca
I became a facebook fan of Everyday Cricut! :-)ReplyDelete
It's a toss up between Wrap It Up and PaperLace....and I like the ornament one too! Too difficult to just pick one!ReplyDelete
Am also a fan on facebook!
I like Quarter Note the best. But wrap it up looks really interesting.ReplyDelete
brigitteetleschats at hotmail dot com
Here's my Blog where I have posted it in the sidebar so it doesn't get bumped by posts:)ReplyDelete
I became your fan on Facebook too!ReplyDelete
I am also already a fan of Everyday Cricut on facebook!ReplyDelete
Jennifer Hawkins
qtme2003 at yahoo dot ca
I left a link on Facebook about the chance to win the blog candy!ReplyDelete
Awesome I love the wrap it up cartridge delaneelovesrpuppyReplyDelete
Quarter Note is my favorite followed closely by Wrap it Up! I really enjoyed seeing your projects and was happy to share your link on my facebook page and to blog aboutthem (sorry, no tweeting)I have already liked both FB pages. Havea great night!ReplyDelete
smilesmoore2 atverizon dotnet
Christmas cards cartridge is great!!! I was debting to get this but NOW I want it!!!ReplyDelete
*new at all blogging so i will try to get your blinkie on my blog (wink).
created2bunique at ymail dot com
I am a fan, bookmarked you and follow.
The more I look at these carts the more I am loving the Paper Lace cartridge!! You can dress up so many pages! I have done 1,2,4 & 5 listed above so I should have 21 entries.. I have no idea how to twitter... maybe this will change my luck today!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chances and LOVE the projects you made! My favorite is the Thank you card! So.. Thank you! lol
I don't think I could pick just 1!! I love them all - I really like the Ornamental Iron and of course the Sesame Street Seasons.ReplyDelete
gallionlori at gmail dot com
Oh my goodness. I love love love the pointsetta card. I have to get the Wrap it up cartridge.ReplyDelete
I am a follower already.
Terri email: lpeanut1975 at aol dot com.
I linked this to my blog.ReplyDelete
Posted this on FBReplyDelete
liked " everyday cricut" Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I really like that Paper Lace Cartridge. Like, Like itReplyDelete
I am already a follower on FB for obsessed w/ scrappboooking..ReplyDelete
LOVE the wrap it up projects, cannot wait to see the car decals! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I think Paper Lace is the best with a close second of Quarter Note. But I sure love that poinsettia on it. Choices, choices, choices. I became a face book fan and I don't know how to do those other thinks. gdobberteen at yahoo dot comReplyDelete
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Let's see, which one do I like best...Paperlace and Wrap it up. Wait, that's 2 isn't it, oh, well, I guess I want them both. :)ReplyDelete
I have to love the new wrapping one so excitedReplyDelete
esabatine at gmail dot com
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 7:59 PM
I love the new Sesame Street cartridge the best. I am your Follower & also EverydayCricut's follower. I subscribed to your blog & linked this to my Facebook page!! So excited for the opportunity to win...Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I went to the facebook and "liked" it (#4) and made a comment (#2)ReplyDelete
my favorite is car decal and wrap it. BUT I am sure by the time I see all the cool cards, etc i will NEED them all
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- 25th March 2013, 18:23 at 6:23 pm #132939Felipe BomenyParticipant
Ladies and gentlemen, the silly season has begun! While Hulkenberg's Sauber switch and the Vettel-Ferrari rumours had previously generated speculation for the 2014 driver's market, Mark Webber is now the center of attention for the silly season. Last year, a rumour Webber could replace Massa at Ferrari kicked off the rumours, but today, his retirement from the sport seems more likely. Here's how the market stands:
RED BULL: Despite the internal issues and Horner's criticism of their lead driver, Vettel will remain at Red Bull in all likelihood. The identity of his teammate remains a mystery, however. A disgruntled Mark Webber may be looking at retirement and his successor could be one of the Toro Rosso lads. Helmut Marko has also confirmed his interest in Nico Hulkenberg- should Ferrari retain the improved Felipe Massa, Red Bull could feature an all-German line-up.
FERRARI: Alonso will certainly be retained. While it's too soon to draw conclusions from Massa's recent performance (has he merely been lucky? or is it a renaissance for the Little Brazilian?)- all can agree he is performing at a much-improved level. His experience and seemingly good relationship, as well as his Brazilian nationality (which, from a marketing perspective, is important considering FIAT's interest in Latin America) are factors that could see him enjoy another year at the Scuderia. But should Ferrari decide to groom their next young talent, the same way they did with Massa himself, the highly-impressive duo of Nico Hulkenberg and Jules Bianchi are on the market.
McLAREN- Will retain their current line-up. They have a world champion in Jenson Button and a promising talent in Perez, himself a very marketable athlete. With Perez's Telmex money and youth, he could easily be a long-term prospect, especially with talk of a Mexican Grand Prix.
LOTUS- Although Raikkonen has been linked to Red Bull due to his previous association with the brand in his rallying days, Lotus seems like his best bet. Raikkonen will continue to enjoy no. 1 privilege at Lotus, which will allow him to develop the car to his liking. His teammate could yet again be Romain Grosjean, who has managed to keep his nosecone clean for two races- it remains to be seen whether or not he can continue this into the remaining 17 grands prix. Grosjean also has the support of Total behind him, which, coupled with solid and trouble-free races, could guarantee him another year or two at Enstone. A possible replacement for a departing Grosjean or Raikkonen could be a DAMS/Lotus affiliate such as Davide Valsecchi, Marcus Ericsson, James Calado, Marco Sorensen, or Arthur Pic.
MERCEDES- With star driver Lewis Hamilton confirmed, his teammate will probably be Nico Rosberg again. Rosberg has proven to be quick in comparison to Hamilton and he knows beating the 2008 World Champion will truly confirm his talent and ability.
SAUBER- With Nico Hulkenberg being eyed by the top teams, Sauber will need another driver to partner Gutierrez. Gutierrez, like Perez at McLaren, is young, talented, and is Sauber's source of sponsorship. Sauber may promote Robin Frijns but Ferrari, having potentially lost customers in Toro Rosso and Force India, may push Jules Bianchi to partner Gutierrez at the cost of a discounted engine.
FORCE INDIA- With Sutil on board, Force India may retain Mercedes power in 2014. Should Sutil beat Paul di Resta, the Scot may find himself out of the sport, in favor of another Mercedes-backed driver. Mercedes have a stable of young drivers they are keen to promote, including Robert Wickens, Roberto Merhi, and Sam Bird. Or, a McLaren-backed Kevin Magnussen could partner Sutil. In a rival bid from Ferrari, the Italian marque could push Jules Bianchi once again, with discounted Ferrari engines as part of the deal.
WILLIAMS- With the political uncertainty in Venezuela following Hugo Chavez's death, Pastor Maldonado's future at Grove may be limited to only this year. With question marks over PDVSA's future participation, Williams may have to look elsewhere for a driver to partner the promising Valtteri Bottas. Possible candidates include the well-financed Felipe Nasr and Giedo van der Garde, or an ousted Toro Rosso driver (this is pure speculation). A FR3.5 frontrunner could also partner Bottas, although the team might want a more experienced driver.
TORO ROSSO- the winner of the Toro Rosso duel may get a Red Bull seat, or, if Nico Hulkenberg should fill it, a lifeline at the Faenza team. The loser, of course, faces replacement by the ferociously talented Antonio Felix da Costa, another Red Bull Junior. Da Costa may even enter the sport as soon as the middle of the 2013 season.
CATERHAM- with Renault affiliate Charles Pic confirmed for 2014, the team may explore experienced options in their duel with Marussia. With Oksana Kosachenko on board as a commercial director for Caterham, Vitaly Petrov could return to F1 should he muster enough sponsorship from Sochi. If not, Giedo van der Garde remains a safe choice in terms of continuity and sponsorship (from Dutch fashion giants McGregor). An interesting pairing could be that of the Pic brothers, should the younger Arthur impress in the World Series by Renault.
MARUSSIA- With Graeme Chilton buying into the team, his son's seat may be safe. Should Jules Bianchi fail to snag a seat at a more competitive team, he could remain at a Ferrari-powered Marussia. If not, his absent seat could be filled by McLaren-backed Heikki Kovalainen or a younger driver, such as Rio Haryanto, Kevin Magnussen, or Felipe Nasr.26th March 2013, 9:05 at 9:05 am #229587
@portugoose You've covered nearly everything, really difficult to find any improvements!!
I would add that if Stoffel Vandoorne ends up doing better than Kevin Magnussen, then McLaren might fire the Dane and give the Belgian a chance to show his worth at either Force India and Marussia(the decision will depend on which team grabs Ferrari engines next year). And from FR3.5 pre-season testing, the WSR rookie Vandoorne is already looking very strong.
Don't rule out Rodolfo Gonzalez..I know his talent is nowhere, but Marussia might be in need of big money if they can't get a good Ferrari deal.
I can't see Nico Hulkenberg at Ferrari. I would like that to happen, but I think he'll be more eager to drive for Red Bull than for them.
Here's what I think would be:
McLAREN: JENSON BUTTON, SERGIO PEREZ
MARUSSIA: MAX CHILTON, LUIZ RAZIA3rd April 2013, 10:56 at 10:56 am #229588Felipe BomenyParticipant
Could the Iceman join Red Bull? It's well known that he and Vettel are good friends, but would Raikkonen really leave his undisputed No. 1 spot at Lotus? From the team's perspective, signing a big name like Raikkonen would help distract from the Multi 21 scandal. Obviously the Raikkonen-RBR rumours will excite the Kimi fanboys, but it shouldn't be dismissed.
And what about Romain Grosjean? Could he be the one to partner Sebastian Vettel in 2014? Little has been mentioned about him but should Red Bull fail to poach Hulkenberg, there's Grosjean, a solid number 2 who will surely be looking for a quicker car. With his Total backing, Grosjean-RBR could also be a possibility- although at this point, this idea is simply my own pure speculation.
With Force India confirming Mercedes power, it looks as if the loser of the teammate battle within the Silverstone team may be dropped in favour of the next Mercedes young driver- be it Sam Bird or one of the DTM youngsters. In 2015 or 2016, it is possible that Malaysian Jazeman Jaafar will enter the frame due to his strong Petronas-Mercedes connections.
Sauber seem very likely to commit to Gutierrez. It remains to be seen whether on not Ferrari will nudge Bianchi in place of the aspiring Robin Frijns. If not, Bianchi may find himself at Marussia for another year in order to finalize a Ferrari engine switch for the Russian-liscensed team.3rd April 2013, 11:11 at 11:11 am #229589BendanaramaParticipant
Bild are reporting the Webber is in talks with Porsche for their new Le Mans program for 2014. Despite that, I still can't see Kimi jumping to RB to play second fiddle to Vettel.3rd April 2013, 11:45 at 11:45 am #229590andae23Participant
Here's the article on the Webber Porsche story:
I'm not sure if this is serious though.. it starts off with:
Dass der Australier keinen neuen Vertrag mehr bekommen soll, hat BILD bereits berichtet.
BILD has already reported that [Webber] would not get a new contract [at Red Bull].
BILD has got a bit of a problem with presenting rumours as facts. To their credit, they were spot on with Lowe and Wolff to Mercedes and Glock leaving Marussia, but this story seems like a bit of a stretch.3rd April 2013, 12:06 at 12:06 pm #229591Boxcar RacerParticipant
Interesting reading. Has anyone entertained the idea that two new teams may join the grid?3rd April 2013, 14:30 at 2:30 pm #229592
@andae23 You're right about Bild….I think we can rest until Michael Schmidt(of AMUS fame) confirms it..3rd April 2013, 17:26 at 5:26 pm #229593katederbyParticipant
Webber to Porsche Le Mans is not new… he even said it himself back in January 2012 although he didn't specify when.3rd April 2013, 17:32 at 5:32 pm #229594KingsharkParticipant
Every year, there's suppose to be a change in the Ferrari and Red Bull line-up for next season, and every time Massa and Webber resign with their respective teams for one more years. It's been the same song since 2011.3rd April 2013, 17:45 at 5:45 pm #229595katederbyParticipant
@Kingshark True. In fact Webber "has been retiring" every year since the end of 2008.3rd April 2013, 20:38 at 8:38 pm #229596pimbers4955Participant
I personally can see Button retiring at the end of this season, and potentially McLaren trying to get Raikkonen back4th April 2013, 5:15 at 5:15 am #229597Ben FurtulaParticipant
Red Bull: Webber will retire and Hulkenburg will get the remaining seat.
McLaren: McLaren will hopefully get Raikkonen back and Perez will keep his seat.
Ferrari: Alonso will keep his seat as he has a contract, and Massa will have one more crack at the title next year.
Lotus: Grosjean will be retained and Valsecchi will get the remaining seat as I watched him in GP2 and he has breath-taking pace.
Mercedes: Both Hamilton & Rosberg will have consistant years and will keep their seats.
Force India: di Resta will have a very average year and Bianchi will come in and take his place. Sutil will have a good year and retain his seat.
Sauber: Kobayashi will be back! Guitarrez will be signed later on this year and race in 2014.
Williams: PDVSA will run out of money and Maldonado will lose his seat. Bottas will be good, and Riccardo will be given one last crack to prove him self.
Toro Rosso: Red Bull will play the cards differently and retain Vergne, and put in De Costa for next season.
Caterham: Kovalainen will also be back! Van Der Garde will be bad this season and Pic is already signed on for 2014 so he will keep his seat.
Marussia: Petrov will get the drive because of the Russian GP looks set for 2014, Also because it is a Russian backed team and Chilton's seat looks safe as Daddy buys into the team.
Red Bull: Vettel & Hulkenburg
McLaren: Raikkonen & Perez
Ferrari: Alonso & Massa
Lotus: Grosjean & Valsecchi
Mercedes: Hamilton & Rosberg
Force India: Sutil & Bianchi
Sauber: Kobayashi & Guitarrez
Williams: Bottas & Ricciardo
Toro Rosso: Vergne & De Costa
Caterham: Kovalainen & Pic
Marussia: Petrov & Chilton
This is personally my view, so please don't argue over my opinion.4th April 2013, 5:45 at 5:45 am #229598
@raikkonen25 Heh heh! Disclaimer alert!!4th April 2013, 6:44 at 6:44 am #229599Prisoner MonkeysParticipant
I'm not predicting too many changes for 2014. The rules are undergoing a major overhaul, and most teams will want stability to dull the effects of the changes, particularly among front-runners. The midfielders might take a gamble on a new driver in the hopes of moving up in the world, and the backmarkers are subject to the usual instability.
Ferrari: #1 – Alonso; #2 – Hulkenberg
Red Bull: #3 – Vettel; #4 – Vergne
Mercedes: #5 – Hamilton; #6 – Rosberg
Lotus: #7 – Raikkonen; #8 – Nasr
Force India: #9 – Sutil; #10 – Vandoorne
Sauber: #11 – Bianchi; #12 – Marciello
McLaren: #14 – Button; #15 – Perez
Williams: #16 – Bottas; #17 – Grosjean
Toro Rosso: #18 – Ricciardo; #19 – da Costa
Marussia: #20 – Chilton; #21 – Ellinas
Caterham: #22 – Ma; #23 – Nasr4th April 2013, 6:50 at 6:50 am #229600andae23Participant
@prisoner-monkeys I really don't see Vandoorne, Marciello and Ellinas moving to F1 next year, and I seriously hope Ma won't drive for Caterham! Also, you included Nasr twice?
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Until we get broadcast power working, or inductive charging becomes more common with devices, this approach is arguably the best in the market because it was designed as a solution to a real problem.
Why not just use a battery-boosting case?
Mostly because these cases don't work that well. First, they take an otherwise slim and light phone, (two factors you likely used to justify your decision to buy it) and turn it into a chubby, heavy phone. Second, they often don't charge the phone properly, or don't fully charge themselves, which basically leaves you with a chubby, heavy phone with no battery life. The worst of all worlds.
Better for everyone, and the environment
The whole idea of built-in batteries, which Apple pioneered with the iPod (and was subsequently sued for), was a really bad one. The primary reason isn't because the battery can't be replaced when it runs out of power, it's because batteries wear out quickly when you constantly charge and discharge them. When they do, most folks toss their phone into a landfill rather than paying to install a new battery. Not a great solution considering these batteries are also toxic. For those of us who recycle batteries, having the ability to pull out and recycle the phone battery not only allows to use our phone longer, or pass it on to someone who needs it, but allows us to more easily protect the environment.
So in one fell swoop, BlackBerry came up with a feature that not only addresses the dead phone problem, but helps the device last longer and potentially helps the environment. Now that's my idea of a killer feature.
Guest contributor Rob Enderle is the founder and principal analyst for the Enderle Group, and one of the most frequently quoted tech pundits in the world. Opinion pieces denote the opinions of the author, and do not necessarily represent the views of Digital Trends.
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