The final version of the original iPhone is being shown on Telemundo on 2007, just a few days after it was announced
Tecnetico.com went online on June 22, 2002.
Ever since, we have published over 6,000 stories and dozens of exclusives!
Our editors have been on major national and international media for years
On Twitter since 2006 and one of the first media companies to have a Facebook page…in 2008!
Technology giants and industry event organizers around the world invite us as accredited press
CES in Las Vegas, Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, CEDIA in Denver and a whole lot more!
Through social media, our radio show, TV segments, email, and the occasional phone call to our office…they are why we exist, and we owe it to them!
About Tecnetico.com
Our mission
Make technology easy to understand and useful for everyone that speaks Spanish wherever they may be on Earth and beyond, and do it with veracity, impartiality and in a responsible manner.
Our content
On our website you can find news, reports, articles, reviews, videos and many other types of content that are geared towards all types of audiences, but specially those who don’t know about technology. These get promoted on radio, television and social networks. We also produce radio, television and online video content on a weekly basis.
million weekly brand impressions
years online
%
unique users
audience breakdown
- Men 52%
- Women 48%
Tecnetico.com
For more than 10 years, Tecnetico.com has been keeping and continues to keep everyone informed with the most important, up to date, relevant and useful news and information of the technology world. Click/tap here to learn more about marketing and advertising opportunities.
early innovators
An early adopter of Social Media and new technologies, Tecnético was one of the first media outlets to engage with audiences via Skype, Twitter and Facebook. Also, “El Podcast de Tecnetico.com” became the most-listened Spanish-language tech podcast in the world, according to iTunes.
reputation
We have been vetted by the most important tech companies in the world and have been invited to major technology events. For many years, we were the only Spanish speaking news outlet invited to participate and cover them.
From Verizon Wireless, Apple and Samsung to Microsoft, T-Mobile, Amazon and AT&T, these are just a sample of companies that have given Tecnético priority access to information that, in some cases, have led to the publishing of exclusive stories.
As a testament of both its importance in the tech news media world and its pursue of interviewing newsmakers, Tecnético has published interviews with people that matter in the industry, including Consumer Electronics Association’s president Gary Shapiro, Rodrigo Gómez of Apple, top executives from AT&T, Sprint and more.
access
Each year, we travel all around the world to cover the most important tech events of the industry: CES and CTIA in Las Vegas, Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, tech company events and technology showcases in Los Angeles, New York, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Amsterdam and many more.
Our founder and Editor-In-Chief, Wilton Vargas and many others in our organization contribute to major media outlets: CNN En Español’s “Café CNN”, Voxxi.com, Univision Puerto Rico’s “Las Noticias”, WAPA América‘s “Noticentro”, Telemundo‘s “Telenoticias” and many other news and entertainment TV shows.
Furthermore, Wilton hosts a tech segment on Univision Radio’s New York AM station WADO 1280 driving time show, “El Palo De La Tarde con Coco Cabrera”. New York is the top Hispanic radio market in the country.
we ♥ social
Tecnético is a social media pioneer. We have been on Twitter since 2006 and Facebook since 2008 (as a business page), gathering a solid, organic following that keeps on growing thanks to great content and tried-and-true interaction strategies with our followers. Check out our properties on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Instagram.
a solid media foundation
Tecnetico.com was actually born on radio. Quickly, it also started to appear on TV and ever since hasn’t looked back. Additionally, Tecnético has its own 1-hour radio show on Univision Radio.
On air since September 2012 and broadcasted live, it was recently moved from Sundays at 2 p.m. to a stellar, prime-time slot: Tuesdays at 9 p.m. With sponsors such as AT&T, Sony, JetBlue and Klipsch, “¡Resuélveme Tecnético!” has become the most listened to tech radio show in Puerto Rico and the second most listened-to station in its time slot, a testament of the show’s appeal and acceptance. Click/tap here to learn more about “¡Resuélveme Tecnético!””.
redesign coming soon
Tecnetico.com will soon undergo a complete visual and user interface (UX) redesign that will provide an excellent “any device” experience.
related projects
As extensions of the Tecnético brand, these projects are fully integrated into everything we do.
Click/tap here or keep scrolling down for more about Tecnetico.com
About Tecnetico.com
Our mission
Make technology easy to understand and useful for everyone that speaks Spanish wherever they may be on Earth and beyond, and do it with veracity, impartiality and in a responsible manner.
Our content
On our website you can find news, reports, articles, reviews, videos and many other types of content that are geared towards all types of audiences, but specially those who don’t know about technology. These get promoted on radio, television and social networks. We also produce radio, television and online video content on a weekly basis.
million weekly brand impressions
years online
%
unique users
audience breakdown
- Men 52%
- Women 48%
Tecnetico.com
For more than 10 years, Tecnetico.com has been keeping and continues to keep everyone informed with the most important, up to date, relevant and useful news and information of the technology world. Click/tap here to learn more about marketing and advertising opportunities.
early innovators
An early adopter of Social Media and new technologies, Tecnético was one of the first media outlets to engage with audiences via Skype, Twitter and Facebook. Also, “El Podcast de Tecnetico.com” became the most-listened Spanish-language tech podcast in the world, according to iTunes.
reputation
We have been vetted by the most important tech companies in the world and have been invited to major technology events. For many years, we were the only Spanish speaking news outlet invited to participate and cover them.
From Verizon Wireless, Apple and Samsung to Microsoft, T-Mobile, Amazon and AT&T, these are just a sample of companies that have given Tecnético priority access to information that, in some cases, have led to the publishing of exclusive stories.
As a testament of both its importance in the tech news media world and its pursue of interviewing newsmakers, Tecnético has published interviews with people that matter in the industry, including Consumer Electronics Association’s president Gary Shapiro, Rodrigo Gómez of Apple, top executives from AT&T, Sprint and more.
access
Each year, we travel all around the world to cover the most important tech events of the industry: CES and CTIA in Las Vegas, Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, tech company events and technology showcases in Los Angeles, New York, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Amsterdam and many more.
Our founder and Editor-In-Chief, Wilton Vargas and many others in our organization contribute to major media outlets: CNN En Español’s “Café CNN”, Voxxi.com, Univision Puerto Rico’s “Las Noticias”, WAPA América‘s “Noticentro”, Telemundo‘s “Telenoticias” and many other news and entertainment TV shows.
Furthermore, Wilton hosts a tech segment on Univision Radio’s New York AM station WADO 1280 driving time show, “El Palo De La Tarde con Coco Cabrera”. New York is the top Hispanic radio market in the country.
we ♥ social
Tecnético is a social media pioneer. We have been on Twitter since 2006 and Facebook since 2008 (as a business page), gathering a solid, organic following that keeps on growing thanks to great content and tried-and-true interaction strategies with our followers. Check out our properties on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Instagram.
a solid media foundation
Tecnetico.com was actually born on radio. Quickly, it also started to appear on TV and ever since hasn’t looked back. Additionally, Tecnético has its own 1-hour radio show on Univision Radio.
On air since September 2012 and broadcasted live, it was recently moved from Sundays at 2 p.m. to a stellar, prime-time slot: Tuesdays at 9 p.m. With sponsors such as AT&T, Sony, JetBlue and Klipsch, “¡Resuélveme Tecnético!” has become the most listened to tech radio show in Puerto Rico and the second most listened-to station in its time slot, a testament of the show’s appeal and acceptance. Click/tap here to learn more about “¡Resuélveme Tecnético!””.
redesign coming soon
Tecnetico.com will soon undergo a complete visual and user interface (UX) redesign that will provide an excellent “any device” experience.
related projects
As extensions of the Tecnético brand, these projects are fully integrated into everything we do.
Click/tap here or keep scrolling down for more about Tecnetico.com
About our slogan
Inspired by a t-shirt wore by international music superstar Juanes that read “Aquí se habla español” (“Here we speak Spanish“), our founder saw how it could be adapted to our mission. Thus, our slogan “Aquí se habla tecnología…¡en español!” (“Here we speak technology…in Spanish!“) was born. It conveys everything we are about in a simple, easy to understand statement.
Advertising, marketing and sponsored content opportunities
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Event coverage sponsorship
Any brand can benefit immensely by associating with cutting edge, advanced technology. It means its current, and wants to be known by a diverse demographic with the means to buy, whether by impulse or by necessity. That’s the kind of audience that wants to know about what happens at technology’s most renowned events around the world.
Each year we travel both home and abroad to bring the kind of content that can only be produced by actually being at these events. Content that this audience is highly interested in.. 
Content sponsorship
Pick a topic, tag or category and we’ll insert an image tag with your logo that will appear on all platforms. If Apple is making news that week, you can have us insert automatically your sponsor tag to all content related to Apple. It’s an unequalled opportunity to be right where the action is! 
Facebook timeline/profile sponsorship
We are 33.1k strong on Facebook, all organic followers (we don’t buy them!). This presents a unique opportunity to reach them via a custom-produced profile graphic, advertorials or sponsoring our 1-hour show on Facebook. Learn more
What the industry says
Over 10 years ago, Tecnetico.com started what Sony considers today an exemplary job, not only in their writing, but also on their particular style of presenting the information. We have found that this helps consumers obtain the information they need and the answers they are looking for.
For Motorola, the support of tech blogs such as Tecnético is considered a valuable contribution to our efforts to further the brand, not only in Puerto Rico but globally as well. We acknowledge that Wilton Vargas was a blogs and social media pioneer in Puerto Rico. Today, the team at Tecnetico.com is well known not only for the excellent and passionate coverage of technology, but also for the thoughtfulness of their work.
As a retailer that offers its customers a large variety of technology products, we recognize the importance of this industry and its constant growth. Tecnetico.com is an excellent resource that, as media, provides knowledgeable, authoritative information to its readers about new products, its benefits and uses in an efficient manner.
They have created a group of loyal followers that make possible a fluid, natural interaction between them and those who are eager to know more. Additionally, through Tecnetico.com they have established a valued, direct relationship with the subject of their reports.
Did you know?
So much has happened during the more than 10 years we've been online!Number of published articles, including dozens of exclusives
combined years of experience of our editorial and production staff
A world's first!
Tecnetico.com was the first media outlet in any language to be allowed to enter Microsoft’s only wholly-owned manufacturing facility.
We've got credentials
Tecnético is a fully accredited media outlet, recognized by hundreds of companies and organizations as such. This is a sign of strength, trust and credibility.
year we started travelling around the world to attend tech events
year we did our first live video stream
The team at Tecnetico.com
Wilton Vargas
Founder, Editor-in-Chief
An internationally-known media personality with over 25 years of experience in consumer electronics technology and related fields. Wilton is an honoree of JCI’s Top Outstanding Young People (TOYP) award.
Neyra Álvarez
Host
A young, promising talent, she brings enthusiasm and a special spark to what we do. Her amazing ability to communicate helps our audience feel right at home when discussing hard-to-understand technology topics.
You!
Several Positions
We are looking for talented, inspired and hard-working people to help us execute our mission and take our vision to the next level. Check out the opportunities we have for you to join us!
Nadesha Karina González
Senior Reporter
A well-known and respected journalist, Nadesha brings to Tecnetico.com and Spanish-language tech journalism a unique voice. She has worked for major news organizations in Orlando, FL and Puerto Rico.
José Izquierdo
Producer, Editor-at-Large
When he’s not hosting one of our shows, José works as our ad-hoc graphic designer. He has worked for Apple, CompUSA and totally knows how to navigate his way around phones, computers and many of the devices Apple makes.
James Lynn
Production Assistant
James brings experience in video/photography production, social media and graphic design. James is also a professor at Turabo University and serves on the Advisory Committee of Puerto Rico Bloggercon.
José Vélez
Video Production Technical Director
This man knows the ins and outs of video production. As one of the few operators of the famous Steadycam system for cameras, José makes sure our videos are up to standards not only by his steady hand while behind the camera, but also during the post-production phase. His work experience include Telemundo, TeleOnce (now Univisión), and WAPA Televisión.
Roberto Flores
Senior Editor, Mobile
Has an amazing knack for exploring every function, nook and crevice of today’s smartphones, tablets and whatever mobile devices the industry comes up with, producing enticing review pieces for Tecnetico.com.
Erika Martínez Lee
Field Producer
She may be young, but she’s got years of experience working for Puerto Rico’s top newscasts on both Univisión and WAPA Televisión. As a video field producer, Erika’s in charge of making sure Tecnetico.com’s vision is executed both in-house and while on assignment, as seen on a recent video about what’s new on Apple’s latest version of its operating system for mobiles.
A behind-the-scenes look at the people of Tecnetico.com
Wilton shows the first iPhone on Telemundo
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – First demo on July 4th, 2007 of the iPhone on Puerto Rico television, just a few days after it was released.
On the show floor at CEDIA, Denver
DENVER, COLORADO – Wilton reports from the show floor of the CEDIA event that took place September 2013.
At CEDIA’s press room
DENVER, COLORADO – part of our team on location at the CEDIA event works at the press room on September 2013.
Asking the tough questions
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Wilton addresses a panel of Sprint executives at a press conference in San Juan on April 2013.
With JetBlue’s newest in-flight tech
NEW YORK – our cameraman José Vélez steps out a jetway exit at JFK Airport on December 2013 to get a better view of a JetBlue airliner with new Wi-Fi technology.
Testing phones at MWC, Barcelona
BARCELONA, SPAIN – our fearless mobile editor Roberto Flores tries a brand new smartphone being exhibited at Mobile World Congress, February 2014.
What’s the name of that event we have to cover? And yes, please pass the pizza
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – a rare look at the behind the scenes, complete with pizza, on November 2011 of planning the coverage of the CES event in Las Vegas.
Every story has a beginning
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – this photo, dated May 2002, shows Wilton posing in front of his 2-monitor setup, very rare during that time, that he used to conceptualize and execute what is known today as Tecnetico.com
On our way to meet Windows 8
MEXICO CITY – A hallway takes us to the Windows 8 launch event held by Microsoft on October 2012.
The Surface has landed
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Roberto Flores poses with one of the very first Surface tablets to arrive on the island, October 2012.
Flying and working
SOMEWHERE OVER THE U.S. – Tecnetico.com’s editor in chief works on his laptop on a flight to Denver, September 2013.
The only way to know is to test it
BARCELONA, SPAIN – Roberto Flores tries on a new Bluetooth headset by Sony at Mobile World Congress, February 2014.
Layovers are for working
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – no rest for the Tecnetico team as they work while waiting at Boston Logan airport for their flight to Denver.
A jetbridge to Denver
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – Wilton Vargas and Roberto Flores greet the camera as they walk to a plane that will take the team to Denver, Colorado for the CEDIA event, September 2013.
The finger as a pointer
DENVER, COLORADO – a poster shows Tecnetico.com as one of the accredited media on attendance at the CEDIA event on September 2013.
Always something new
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – James explains an interesting function of a Samsung camera during an editorial meeting on February 2014.
A pause among the madness
DENVER, COLORADO – Wilton takes a rare pause to think in the middle of Tecnetico.com’s coverage of the September 2013 CEDIA event.
Camera and action
DENVER, COLORADO – Wilton interviews executives related to the Control4 company at the September 2013 CEDIA Expo at the Colorado Convention Center.
A huge hallway to reach a huge audience
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – members of the Tecnetico.com team walk towards the Univision Radio studios for a August 2014 broadcast.
Our fearless camera (one of them)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – One of our high definition cameras points towards the stage at a Microsoft event, June 2013.
Google, with a “churrasco” flavor
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – Wilton stands in front of the Google logo at the company’s offices in Buenos Aires, Argentina, November 2009.
Hallo Holand!
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS – Microsoft flew selected journalists from all over the world on June 2012 to a Windows 8 technical session to Holland previous to its release.
There’s no place like a hotel (lobby)
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS – a lobby serves as our Editor-in-chief’s office while waiting for his room at a hotel in Amsterdam, Holland, June 2012.
Roberto knows what’s really important
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – an open bar notwithstanding, mobility editor Roberto Flores is concentrated writing about the launch of a new product, July 2014.
A badge of honor (one of them)
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Just one of hundreds of press badges given to our editorial staff to attend events as accredited media. Photo taken on November 2013.
Work and wait
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – what to do while waiting to enter a Microsoft keynote at CES, January 2010, at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas? Sit on the carpeted floor and work, of course.
That *doesn’t* look interesting
BARCELONA, SPAIN – While on assignment at Mobile World Congress, February 2013, Roberto looks at a booth to decide if it’s worth his attention.
Alert and ready
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Wilton poses in front of the stage where Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer will take the stage for the opening keynote speech at CES, January 2010.
Is the floor uncomfortable? Apparently not
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – fun is what James is having while editing a video in his laptop at the line to enter the room where Microsoft’s CEO will give the opening keynote speech at CES, January 2010.
Ready for a video report from CES
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Wilton stands in front of the Las Vegas Convention Center on January 2009 to shoot a video package for shows at WAPA-TV and WIPR-TV.
Yeah, the camera is on. Why?
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – coordination for a remote broadcast for Telemundo from the Sony tower at CES on January 2010 is underway.
Roberto is “probando²”
BARCELONA, SPAIN – a magnificent city like Barcelona is the perfect place to test a brand new camera, as Roberto does in this February 2013 photo.
Taking a break
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – James takes a brief break while covering Digital Experience, a CES satellite event at the MGM Grand hotel on January, 2012.
It’s like eating an operating system
BARCELONA, SPAIN – At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 2012, Google invited members of the press to know more about “Ice Cream Sandwich”, the latest version of the Android system for mobiles, complete with real ice cream sandwiches.
A minute for a Kodak moment
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – James poses in front of the grand stage at CES on January 2010, right before Microsoft’s CEO delivers the opening keynote speech.
Getting the video ready
BARCELONA, SPAIN – on February 2012 at HTC’s booth, part of Mobile World Congress, Wilton pauses while mentally rehearsing the script for a video about a new mobile device.
This is how computers use humans to make movies
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA – At Raleigh Studios on March 2010, as part of a press group brought up by HP to show how computers, together with humans, are used to make animated characters for movies.
Hello Bogotá!
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA – video shoot as part of Tecnetico.com’s coverage on August, 2014 of an EMC² event.
Building a better video report
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – video shooting on June 2013 in front of Moscone Center East while covering a Microsoft event.
Touching the future of Twitter
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – An impressive screen on Intel’s booth allows Wilton to touch and interact with various images at CES, January 2010
An anechoic chamber
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – following the “antennagate” iPhone 4S fiasco, Wilton explains in a Tecnetico.com video a device Apple uses to test its phones before release. Taken at the CTIA Wireless event, May 2012.
Another “Kodak moment”
DENVER, COLORADO – Erika Martínez smiles at the camera in between editing videos at the CEDIA event, September 2013.
A live stream from a car? Why, sure!
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – getting stuck in a traffic jam on August, 2013 is not a deterrent for the team to do a live video stream.
The very first report for Tecnetico.com
BAYAMON, PUERTO RICO – the introduction of the very first 3G cellular network on September 2002 was the very first major assignment for Wilton and his fledgling website Tecnetico.com, which had just been online for a few months.
On our way to our first coverage of CES
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA – James Lynn poses with Wilton at what became his first assignment as photographer for Tecnetico.com’s coverage of the January 2003 CES event in Las Vegas.
Yes! These TVs look good.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Wilton looks at the TVs at Apex booth at the CES event, January 2003.
Ricky Martin is interviewed by Wilton for Tecnetico.com
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – International superstar Ricky Martin agrees to pose for a photo with Wilton after being interviewed by him at an SBS station, December 2005.
He’s on the floor, but is not slavery
RIO GRANDE, PUERTO RICO – as Editor-in-chief and founder of Tecnético, Wilton has been invited to speak at the SME Convention about technology being a tool or a means for “slavery” on October 2006.
Tecnetico podcast at PLA 2006
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – The Tecnetico.com team records a podcast in front of a live audience at a technology exhibition in Plaza Las Américas mall on October 2006.
A monster made of lost photos
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – James looks bemused at the gigantic display by storage devices manufacturer Maxtor at the McCarran International Airport, January 2007.
Let the water dance. We’ll stay put because it’s cold.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – the team takes a day off from covering the January 2007 CES event to pose in front of the Bellagio fountain.
A moment before the big reveal
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Wilton shows Hispanic celebrity Raymond Arrieta, host of Telemundo’s “Día a Día” details of the new iPhone on this July 2007 photo.
Checking the mobile
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Wilton is on his way to catch a flight at McCarran International Airport, January 2008.
An idea’s big great adventure
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – Wilton gets carried away at a video exhibition at Microsoft’s Company museum, March 2005.
Something’s amiss…
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – Wilton tries to sneak himself in this cut board photo of Microsoft’s founders at the Company’s museum, March 2005.
At the top of a Las Vegas hotel
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Wilton tries to look relaxed at a rooftop party put together by Sprint and LG and hosted by Brooke Shields to celebrate the launch of a new phone on January 2010.
Hello there…
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – Roberto can immediately detect the presence of a camera and adjust accordingly. At Univisión Radio studios, May 2011.
Let me check my Facebook before I (literally) go flying
OROCOVIS, PUERTO RICO – on assignment to report the launch of Groupon, Wilton prepares to get on a zip line. At Toro Verde Park, May 2011.
First I tweet, then I exist
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – James checks his phone while on the air at Univisión Radio, June 2011.
This is great, but somebody’s gotta do it!
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – this January 2008 photo captures Wilton while hosting a satellite broadcast from the CES show floor via NBC for Telemundo.
Yes, you!
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – it seems impossible for Roberto to be caught off guard by a camera. At Univisión Radio studios on June 2011.
It takes a lot
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – a rare look at the equipment needed to do a typical web live stream. Taken at Best Buy on Christmas, December 2013.
Touching this will surely make it work
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – José and Wilton do a final equipment and signal check before going live on the web from a Best Buy store. Christmas, December 2013.
“V”is for “we’re live in 10 minutes”
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – James takes this picture of Wilton before a live video stream from the CES show floor on January 2014.
The coffee is there and the live stream is here
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – the team does a final rundown check before going live on a web video stream from a Starbucks store, December 2013.
The show’s on and the switchboard is FULL
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – a sure sign of a huge audience (which later was confirmed by Arbitron ratings), the phone switchboard at Univision Radio’s studios is full during Tecnetico.com’s “¡Resuélveme Tecnético!” weekly 1-hour show on October 2014.
A tablet PC debuts on TV
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Puertorican television and radio celebrity Héctor Marcano looks at a brand new Tablet PC by HP being shown by Wilton on what was the island’s number one TV show, “¡Qué Suerte!”, March 2007.
The camera says you should be ready
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – standing by before going live via Skype on Telemundo’s “Día a Día” while being on assignment to cover Microsoft’s Sync technology on Ford vehicles announcement on September 2007.
Taking a break at a cheesecake (factory)
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – Wilton and José, during a break while on assignment to cover Ford’s announcement of the integration of Microsoft’s Sync entertainment technology on their cars on September 2007.
As happy as an Apple fan can be
REDMOND, WASHINGTON – a long-time Apple supporter, Jose can’t help but smile while in front of one of Microsoft’s buildings on its Redmond campus on September 2007.
This is how it’s done on a Mac
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – José explains one of Apple Mac’s OS X operating system function at a technology convention, December, 2007.
He was born ready
SAN LORENZO, PUERTO RICO – our Editor in chief became Telemundo’s digital TV switchover educational campaign, and had the opportunity to host live events like this one in June 2008.
He can do this in 30 seconds or less
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Wilton checks his notes before going live on air at Telemundo’s “Día a Día” show, September 2008.
3…2…1…LIVE!
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – José monitors a live video stream via web from a broadcasting tower at CES, January 2008.
That email is gotta be somewhere
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – what may look like an ancient relic is actually Wilton’s smartphone, being checked before going live on air on what became the very first web-to-live TV relay broadcast in Puerto Rico on WIPR TV’s “Contigo” show, January 2007.
Take a bite before you go live
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – José just can’t contain his hunger and takes a bite before going live from a Best Buy store, Christmas, December 2013.
We’ve gone Mac
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Wilton is all smiles after transitioning to an Apple Mac for managing live streams in high definition from Tecnetico.com’s studio in January 2014.
It sure is bright in here!
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – José is in charge of call screening at our weekly 1-hour radio show “¡Resúelveme Tecnético!” on Univisión Radio, and he’s loving it. February 2014.
The man needs his water
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Wilton fights the city’s notoriously low humidity by drinking water before going live on Univisión Radio and Tecnetico.com’s own live video streaming page from the CES event show floor on January 2014.
Erika’s in charge
DENVER, COLORADO – producer extraordinaire Erika Martínez is hard at work at CEDIA’s September 2013 event press room.
A comic relief before going live
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – Laura looks amused at Roberto’s “I’m ready to go live” face before going on air at Univisión Radio Studios on November 2012.
Let the CyberGames continue
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – José Izquierdo looks at a monitor before continuing to record video at a gaming event in Plaza Las Américas Mall, August 2007.
An important interview
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Wilton poses for a photo with CEA President Gary Shapiro after interviewing him for Tecnetico.com on January 2012.
Jose gets his tech magic on FM radio
SANTURCE, PUERTO RICO – José debuts on FM radio on March 2006 as the host of Tecnetico.com’s tech segment on “Con El Pie Derecho”, Magic 97.3 FM’s morning show.
We rise to the challenge of being on national Hispanic TV
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – a very important step for our internationalization, Telemundo Network’s “¡Levántate!” morning show was the first on U.S. Hispanic TV to feature a regular tech segment, and it was ours! José poses in front of a monitor at Telemundo’s studios on the show’s first day on air, August 26, 2008.
Puerto Rico’s most important businessman, interviewed for Tecnetico.com
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – “It was great” said Richard Carrión, Olympic Committee member and President and CEO of Popular, Inc. after being interviewed by Wilton on August, 2008.
Where are the TVs?
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Wilton walks past by a wall TVs at a newly opened Best Buy. Tecnetico.com was there to do a live web video broadcast of a tour of the store, February 2008.
He REALLY has to call you later
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – an NBC camera stands ready right before a live satellite broadcast for Telemundo, January 2008.
This carpet’s not too shabby
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – José smiles at the camera while sitting on a carpet right outside the room where Microsoft will host the opening keynote of CES, January 2008.
No “J” here, but its OK
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – cold weather was not a problem for José wanting to take his picture in front of a giant CES sign at the Las Vegas Convention Center, January 2008.
Let’s go see some snow
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – we work hard, but we also make sure there’s some time to relax and have fun. This January 2008 photo shows part of the team doing a quick stop for a picture on route to the Las Vegas Ski Resort.
Yes Mr. Vargas, we know who you are and where you are going
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Because of his visibility in local and international media, Wilton is recognized in a lot of places, including the agents at American Airlines’ SJU airport counter, January 2008.
Here’s my Zune and believe me, I like it
SOMEWHERE OVER THE ATLANTIC – José reacts to the fact that he’s now the proud owner of a Zune media player. Photo taken on route to Seattle on September 2008.
Not the father, but feeling like it
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – José poses in July 2007 with the just released iPhone.
We are live, live, live!
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – a moment of a pioneering live television broadcast relayed over the web for Puerto Rico’s WIPR-TV show “Contigo” is captured in this January 2007 photo at the CES show floor. James works the camera while José supervises and maintains an open channel with the TV station’s master control to make sure everything’s working properly.
What do you mean we only have 4 hours to sleep?
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – covering a show like CES is no picnic. Exhaustion notwithstanding, the team meets to record “El Podcast de Tecnetico” in a room of a Las Vegas hotel, January 2007 after spending 10 hours covering the show floor.
I am here…again
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – James has his picture taken during his third visit to this city to cover the mega sized CES event, January 2007.
No ticket, no baggage
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – What do you do when your luggage is missing? Look for ways to keep working, as shown in this rare behind-the-scenes photo of the team at a Las Vegas hotel room in January 2007. Due to last minute weather-driven itinerary changes, the luggage didn’t make it, leaving them with no option but to continue working with the sames clothes they wore during the trip to Las Vegas.
No other option but to smile
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – the weather is not cooperating, as multiple delays have prevented the team to reach the city of Las Vegas as scheduled. Smiling seems to be the only option for James and Wilton in this January 2007 photo.
I’m seeing Bill Gates, and I’m happy for that
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – as accredited press, Tecnético has access to cover important industry events, such as the opening keynote for the CES event. A camera on his lap at a huge ballroom on January 2008 at the Venetian hotel, José smiles while waiting for the show to begin.
A debut, captured in a photo
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – a monitor at a WIPR-TV’s television studio captures Wilton’s debut as a regular contributor to the the station’s morning show “Contigo” in august 2006.
Let’s talk tech
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – The team gets together on January 2012 to record a special 1-hour radio show about CES at a broadcasting tower located on the show floor of the event.
I have it. Don’t tell anyone!
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Wilton shows the newly released original iPhone in this July 2007 photo.
Yes, I’m ready for my closeup
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – an NBC technician puts on a microphone while Wilton mentally rehearses his part before a live satellite remote broadcast from the show floor at the CES event on January 2008.
Concentration is key
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO – Wilton is fully into recording a news podcast for Tecnetico.com in this June 2008 photo.
On our way to both Las Vegas and the big time
MIAMI, FLORIDA – a very important moment in Tecnetico.com’s foray into the U.S. Hispanic market was captured in this January 2008 photo while in transit to Las Vegas, as negotiations for a Tecnetico.com tech segment on South Florida’s most listened to FM radio station driving time show with celebrity radio personality Ileana García were taking place. Shortly after that, the segment began airing.
Oh yes, it does!
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – 2008 was a tough year for Apple, as one of its product, MobileMe, became a disaster for the company. In this July 2008 photo, Wilton just reflect the world’s sentiment towards that particular product. Later that year, Apple compensated customers and promised to fix it, eventually becoming what is known today as iCloud.
Flyin’ and thinkin’
SOMEWHERE OVER THE U.S. – our editor in chief looks at his computer while on a flight to Denver, September 2013.
I’m looking for a “Erika”. Is she in there?
DENVER, COLORADO – Our producer Erika Martínez takes a break to have her picture taken in front of the Colorado Convention Center where the CEDIA event was taking place in September 2013.
It’s pre-production time!
Neyra, co-host of “¡Resuélveme Tecnético!” on Univisión Radio gets some directions from Wilton right before going live, August 2014.
Even while on vacation, duty calls
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – Being on the other side of the world -being on vacation notwithstanding- was the perfect opportunity for Wilton to demonstrate the awesome power of the internet and cellular communications. In this October 2013 photo he’s in front of the world-famous Sydney Opera House doing a live video broadcast using a cell phone for one of Tecnetico.com’s shows.
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