Apple Watch is clunky, but…

Apple Watch is clunky in it’s first iteration, and I will absolutely support anyone making that argument. The thing about Apple Watch, though, is that in spite of that clunk, it’s reimagining what a watch is and should be while at the same time retaining key attributes of watches…

“Please, Sir, may I have some more bytes?”

A look at free cloud storage services

Thoughts on Nexus and Android Lollipop

I felt like compiling my thoughts on Android Lollipop and the latest Nexus devices. Here they are:

Nexus 9:

Ooo-yah? What’s that?

Why the kickstarter hot-shot needs to reach out to non-geeks, and how they can…

The year of the Mac Mini?

Will we see a refresh of Apple’s lowest cost Mac this year?

Inbox by Gmail Review

I hate email.

Okay, so that’s not exactly new: most people hate email. But I want to emphasize that I am very much one of those people. The constant notifications are awful, but necessary, but there haven’t been great solutions to dealing with them as of yet.

Are Apple’s connected notifications the best indication yet of a future wearable?

At WWDC yesterday, Apple unveiled their vision of the future for iOS and OS X in which notifications would be shared between the two operating systems.

It’s not about the feature, it’s about the implementation…

My thoughts on why Twitter #music is being…

How iWatch will be the right-hand to iPhone in Apple’s new ecosystem

With Apple’s announcements at WWDC 2014, iPhone undoubtedly continues its journey into the role of central hub of the Apple ecosystem. iPhone is a device that you always have with you, is always connected to the…

MICROSOFT DIS-KINECTS

Thoughts on Microsoft’s recent console changes