Icrontic, CES and you!
Just in case you haven’t heard, Icrontic is less than 24 hours away from being on a flight out to Las Vegas to cover the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show. After we slap jet lag in the face and party like it’s 1999, we’re gonna hit the strip with a heaping helping of interactive coverage. Here’s how to get involved with the voodoo that we do:
Twitter: Our crack team of G-Men (@Primesuspect, @Buddyjesus, and @Thracks) will be hashtagging all their content with #ICCES09 and #CES2009. Plug #ICCES09 into your favorite search service or client, and you’ll have your finger to the pulse of our coverage.
Icrontic.com: Hey, we’re a tech website. That means our tastiest pictures, briefings and inside scoops will hit our page the minute we can squirrel away for some quality time with a WiFi connection.
Qik: We’re taking AT&T’s 3G network to task when we hit the sands of Sin City! We’ve a BlackBerry Bold armed with Qik to bring you a live taste of the sights and sounds of CES.
AIM: Want a direct line to our team on the ground? Look no further than the IcronticCES account on AOL Instant Messenger. We can’t promise we’ll always be in range of WiFi, but we look forward to answering your questions and requests when we’re able.
There you have it, folks. Four neat ways to keep abreast of everything we’re about to bring you in the coming days. We land at 7 PM local time tomorrow, so stay tuned.









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