In April, I settled an argument with myself . After years of assuming that a small and compact phone was what I wanted, I realized that the iPhone 6 Plus was the pocket computer for me. The size, hard

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Keynote on iOS got an update yesterday, with a zillion improvements , the biggest of which are multitasking and Bluetooth keyboard support. These are features that are being added to lots of iOS 9 app

John Gruber, in his iPhone 4S review from October 2011: iOS is explicit and visual. Everything you can do in iOS is something you can see and touch on screen. The limits are visible and obvious. Siri,

Later today, the chief marketing officers of Microsoft, Intel, Dell, Lenovo, and HP will gather to host a webcast introducing a major new advertising campaign for the PC. It will mark the first time t

Posted on: October 10, 2015Posted in Mobile , Strategy Since the iPhone 6s was released last month anyone who has used the device says it feels like magic. Apple – as a platform company – is so far ab

personal finance Your First Look At 2020 Tax Rates By Senior Contributor The consumer price index increased by 0.1% in August. Here’s what that means for taxpayers in 2020, plus projected brackets, standard deduction amounts and more. FORBES LISTS The 2019 Cloud 100 Tech's hottest category is…

From 2009 to 2013, every book I read, I read on a screen. And then I stopped. You could call my four years of devout screen‑reading an experiment. I felt a duty – not to anyone or anything specifically, but more vaguely to the idea of ‘books’. I wanted to understand how their boundaries were…

As I guessed in my iOS 9 review , the temptation to go back to Overcast has been stronger than the allure of Apple’s refreshed Podcasts app. Released last year for iPhone and later ported to the iPad

Mat Honan / BuzzFeed News The thing about covering tech, especially for a long time, is that you have these moments where you get to really reach out and touch the future. They're rare. But you get to

Vivienne Charles has a problem: the heroine of Lilah Pace’s erotic romance Asking for It (2015) can experience sexual satisfaction only if she imagines herself being raped, which causes her endless shame. Enter the rugged, mysterious Jonah Marks, who ‘looks as though someone took the macho ideal of…

CES 2004: Carly Fiorina shows HP’s pale blue iPod, before Steve Jobs gives it a royal snow job. Photo Justin Sullivan/Getty Images. The former HP CEO boasted of her friendship with Apple’s leader — bu

Share selection to: The Martian can be viewed in a few different ways. You could say it’s an action/adventure/suspense movie, and view it as a series of nail-biting is-this-going-to-work-or-will-all-b

The grinding work behind a single iPhone feature. Apple has made many things over the years, but its process has remained essentially the same: Find something ugly and complicated and make it prettier

With iOS entering the last stage of its single-digit version history, it’s time to wonder if Apple wants to plant new seeds or sit back, maintain, and reap the fruits of the work done so far. Last yea

Since the Apple event last week, I’ve been thinking a lot about 3D Touch on the iPhone 6s and how features alone don’t make a product. In advance of the event, we all read the reports that the new iPh

Apple has long been a company of measured progress, but for two years in a row, they’ve delivered a substantial leap in the abilities and extensibility of iOS. iOS 7 brought a complete top-to-bottom r

Back in the nineties, Microsoft threatened to stop developing Microsoft Office for the Mac. Had this come to pass, there would be no Apple today. Similarly, Apple had to go begging to Adobe to port their popular creative apps to Apple’s new platform. Their refusal to do so held back OS X for a long…

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We are the 23-year-olds. We are the ones squirming in our chairs at the office because we still feel awkward in our grown-up clothes. We strut through city streets with eyes cast toward our screens, d

Photo Credit Shannon May If someone had told me 10 years ago that I would one day announce in The New York Times how old I was when I lost my virginity, I would have died of embarrassment. By the time

If we’re honest, the thing that makes many of us become Mac users in the first place is how the hardware looks. But for many, the thing that keeps us Mac users is that over the months and years of own

Next post Previous post Last week, a new iPhone bending video was released by Unbox Therapy. It compares the shell of the current iPhone 6 to that of a new shell that’s said to be from the upcoming iP

When Myke Hurley and Stephen Hackett launched Relay FM , they expected to build a small independent network of weekly tech podcasts. Just a year later, Relay FM features 16 different shows and delivers 1.5 million downloads every month. Building this loyal audience was an overnight success six years…

Cookie Monster. Photograph by Richard Termine/PBS.org. On the surface, there is nothing pernicious about the news that HBO will begin providing financial backing for five seasons of Sesame Street , wh

Given the fact that Alphabet née Google is the second most valuable enterprise in the world, it’s striking to consider Larry Page’s 2014 assessment of the company he co-founded with Sergey Brin: I thi

Many tech companies these days obsess over constantly redesigning and tweaking their logos . In that context, IBM’s 43-year-old logo is veritably the branding equivalent of ancient sacred scripture. I

Ain’t I a Type Nerd Too? Thoughts on feminism & type. 4 min read · Jul 24, 2015 -- For the past two days, I’ve entrenched myself in a Twitter conversation about the lack of women speakers at TypeCon.

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Brent Simmons recently published a piece on the advent of building indie iOS apps for love : The platform is awesome. We love writing iOS apps. It’s fun and massively rewarding in every way except mon

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The Broadwell die, built on Intel's troublesome 14nm process. Intel Intel has confirmed today that it will build a third generation of processors on its 14nm process, and that the switch to 10nm manuf

One of the more interesting features of OS X El Capitan is the new Split View, which lets you run two apps side by side without any distractions (other than the other app, of course). It’s sort of lik

The most common question I get about my Apple Watch is this: “Is it waterproof?” Everyone from followers on Twitter to Laguna Beach lifeguards have noticed that I wear my watch while swimming and want