Opinion Poor Little Rich Women Credit... Malika Favre WHEN our family moved from the West Village to the Upper East Side in 2004, seeking proximity to Central Park, my in-laws and a good public school
John Allsopp’s prescient essay is about the tension between the culture of print design and the culture of web design, circa 2000. That tension persists—not just between print and web, but between peo
A few months ago, my good friend, Olivier Lacan , tweeted: Why do CSS author seem to agree that “btn” stands for button while “large” doesn’t need “lrg”?Stop abbreviating because others do it. — Olivi
The horrific Amtrak derailment outside Philadelphia this week set off some predictable uncertainty about what exactly had happened—a reckless motorman? An inadequate track? A missing mechanical device
The Best Travel Mugs to Keep Drinks Hot or Cold Never take a sip of 70-degree anything again. These tumblers keep hot drinks steamy and cold ones icy. Matt Jancer Grimes Wants to Be Less Famous (and R
The digital wristwatch was my introduction to gadgets, and gadget lust. It all started with the Texas Instruments LED digital watch I received one boyhood Christmas morning, way, way back in the late
A week with the new thing Published in The Message · 7 min read · May 6, 2015 -- It is on my wrist. Do I wish it to be? Not really. Did I crave it? No. Well, maybe a little. I am human. And it is new.
In order to get an opinion from a different perspective, I’ve also asked my wife Erin to share some of her thoughts about Apple Watch. This is my review, butyou can also read her review . I’ve had my
Quin Paek for Re/code This story is part of a group of stories called Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing — and changing us. While there have been many reviews of the Apple Wat
A press handout picture from Apple in the late 1970s. Apple Inc. And now, some breaking news from 1977: There is a new company in California that makes computer kits for individual hobbyists. It's cal
I concluded last year’s assessment of iOS 8 on a positive note: The scope of iOS 8’s changes will truly make sense as developers keep building brand new experiences over the coming months. iOS has beg
H eading into the 1997 NFL draft, quarterback prospect Jim Druckenmiller had scouts drooling. Hall of Fame coach Bill Walsh, who was serving as a consultant to the 49ers at the time, referred to the 6
TAMPA, Fla. — Get off the plane here Friday afternoon, and go to the newsstand to see what the local papers say about what was, according to Bucs general manager Jason Licht, probably the most importa
In our house, there’s a device in almost every room - and that’s without counting the ones that move around with us. They have various different form factors, and those shapes create expectations abou
When we looked at Jameis Winston in the lead up to the 2014 season, we identified several areas of his game that needed improvement. Those included footwork in his drop backs, shortening his base, mai
When You Were Young and Your Heart Was an Open Book Regular readers of this column are well aware of my affinity for the James Bond movies. I’ve been a fan for as long as I can remember. As a kid grow
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If the Buccaneers don’t make Jameis Winston their latest potential franchise quarterback in four days, they’ve managed to concoct an impressive smoke screen. The Tampa Tribune has published extensive
Jameis Winston 2013 This one is a doozy. This might take awhile so get comfortable and buckle up. ***Note – Due to current privacy laws, the accuser’s name has been redacted in each document and image
Only the NFL could take a bit of information we already know and turn it into a three-hour announcement. The league’s annual schedule release day is a farcical litmus test of how desperate we are for
Before its launch, I said that the Apple Watch would be as much a watch as the iPhone is a phone. Recall that when the iPhone was launched it was anchored on three tentpoles, one of which was being a
Have you got any contacts that have extensions in their phone numbers? If you do, you’ll know that adding extension information to your contacts can give your iPhone fits when placing calls. There is,
A t the end of last winter, a gigantic billboard advertising Android, Google’s operating system, appeared over Times Square in New York. In a lower-case sans serif font – corporate code for friendly –
Photo: Eric Liebowitz/Netflix As Obamacare continues to operate successfully, conservative elites have renewed their pleas for the party to develop an alternative beyond demanding the law’s repeal. Th
Boutique Directory Monday, January 25, 2021 Introducing Telsha Anderson, Founder of t.a. New York The brains behind Manhattan’s most stylish new boutique. Read More Boutique Directory Wednesday, Janua
It is rare in this industry to get to experience the beginning of something new, something for which you have no frame of reference. While not a stand-alone computer (yet), I’m convinced the Apple Wat
In our iOS 8 UI Kit for Illustrator post , I mentioned becoming obsessed with finding all of Apple’s new Spotlight Location icons. I was excited to discover these icons because they are the first larg
Deeper Than Daft Punk: Published in Cuepoint · 22 min read · Apr 3, 2015 -- A Love Letter to the French Touch Rewinding the disco-driven filter house that linked Phoenix, St Germain, Fred Falke, Alan
In early 2013 , Kevin Lynch accepted a job offer from Apple. Funny thing about the offer: It didn’t say what he would be doing. So intense is Apple’s secrecy that all Lynch knew was his vague title, v
I’m a couple of days late in writing about Tidal, Jay Z and friends’ new streaming service , so I’ve been saved the trouble of predicting it will fail. The most scathing and, unsurprisingly, best crit
It’s hard to believe, surveying the GOP field of possible presidential nominees, but back in 2008 the parties were not that far apart on climate change. Sen. John McCain of Arizona, the Republican nom
Paying for TV has been a curious consumer phenomenon. There was a time when TV was free to consumers. It was delivered as a broadcast over-the-air and paid for either by commercials (US mostly) or by
Tim Cook assumed he was ready for the harsh glare that shines on Apple’s (AAPL) CEO. He had, after all, filled in for Jobs three times during the Apple founder’s medical leaves of absence. Cook ultima
The Apple Watch represents a totally new frontier for Apple, whose corporate personality evolves as they enter the “wearable” space when the Apple Watch goes on sale April 24, 2015 . The company’s fir
O. J. Simpson, Monica Lewinsky, Timothy McVeigh—seeds of the present? Illustration by Concepción Studios; Clockwise from top: Michael Nelson / AFP / Getty (Simpson); Reuters / CORBIS (McVeigh); Barbar
Editorial Imagine President Ted Cruz “Think just how different the world would be,” said Senator Ted Cruz on Monday, in a speech so packed with vision-spinning and the word “imagine” that it seemed as
None The rise and fall of ATL’s wildest spring break street party, as told by those who lived it. As told to Angel Elliott ( @AngelElliott ) Atlanta, 1992. A burgeoning Black mecca teeming with young
An Autonomous Car Might Decide You Should Die But that prospect isn’t as scary as it sounds Published in Backchannel · 8 min read · Mar 10, 2015 -- The “trolley problem” is an old, familiar thought ex
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