Focusing on the iPhone
Today marks a turn in my professional life focusing on the iPhone. I have launched raven.me. The site provides interesting iPhone content to the general public and promotes my iPhone advisory business and other iPhone-related pursuits.
For those of you who know me as the founder of iPhoneDevCamp, this will probably not come as much of a surprise. Over the past few weeks, a number of professional opportunities relating to the iPhone have emerged that are too compelling to pass up. Some of these projects I can’t talk about just yet, but I am looking forward to sharing them with you as soon as I able to.
For those of you who have known me as the Open Source Research Director for The 451 Group over the past 2.5 years, I am transitioning to a role in the company as Contributing Analyst, focusing on supporting our existing open source clients. This is a part-time role. Jay Lyman and Matt Aslett carry on with the open source research work, while I help out in an advisory capacity only.
Twitter users: I have launched a new Twitter identity, ravenme, where I will do all of my iPhone coverage and networking. The ravenzachary account will remain for Portland friends, general topics, and miscellaneous issues.
There’s more I could say, but I’d rather just have you take a look around the site and see for yourself. I’m hopeful that you’ll find something useful there.
