The magazine ran a story about "Networked appliances are the future, and the future is now".

I was quoted:

'Jay Heuer, director for corporate innovation and technology for Whirlpool, said that the results of the study showed that people loved the functionality of the phone but found it too hard to use. He added that the results of the internet-enabled kitchen also showed that people are not afraid of technology. “People are afraid of looking stupid and incompetent. And badly designed technology can do that,” he said.'

Funny, how this article came out two months after I left Whirlpool.

The full article is available as PDF.