Living under the bright lights

Don't have a whole lot of time to contribute anything meaningful to the blogosphere tonight. It's been a busy day in Carmiland, and it promises to get busier still over the next little bit. Apparently, a computer company named for a fruit accidentally left its top selling product in the dryer for a little too long. It ended up shrinking, so they were forced to sell it for less than the full-sized one.

Or something like that.

Anyway, I was on-air live with CTV News Channel's Amanda Blitz and Todd Van Der Heyden (video here). Tomorrow morning, I'm back in the studio to chat with Canada AM at both 6:00 and 7:15 a.m. Eastern. At 7:50, I'll switch gears into radio for a talk with CBC Ontario Morning's Wei Chen. Tomorrow's hits touch on both Apple's iPad mini, as well as Microsoft's Windows 8 launch, set for this Friday.

I wrote an article somewhere in there. About the shrunken product from the fruit company. And what it means. It should publish tomorrow. Then I'll write another one. Because that's what I do.

Updates:

• CTV News ran this story: Apple Inc. dives into small tablet market with iPad Mini. Canada AM interview video with Beverly Thomson is in the right-hand margin - or just click here. I also chatted with Marci Ien a little later in the morning.
• Yahoo! Canada published my piece, iPad mini signals Apple evolution
• CTV National News. Last Thursday I chatted with John Vennavally-Rao about Newsweek dumping its print edition and going all-digital. Video here.
• CTV Canada AM. Spoke with Beverly Thomson just after 6 a.m., and Marci Ien at 7:15. First interview is here, at about the 3:20 mark, and second hit is here, and interview starts at the 18-minute mark.
• CTV National News. Spoke with Tom Walters, CTV's LA Bureau Chief, for his report on Windows 8. Video here.

Your turn: What does it mean?