Author Archives
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There is only one Freddie Mercury, maybe two
That is just incredible. Thanks to Russ.
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Fitbit Ionic review
My recent experiences with the Fitbit Blaze highlighted to me that the company really does struggle to make good quality hardware that is equal to the quality and density of the fitness tracking software every Fitbit device uses. And so… Read More ›
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Google stuff
The Pixel 2 looks really sweet to me and sometimes I wish I wasn’t so embedded in iOS. For some reason, however, it doesn’t excite it any way… The Pixel Buds are exciting though and offer something that feels completely… Read More ›
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Facebook
To effect this, he outlined specific steps to “make political advertising more transparent.” Facebook will soon require that all political ads disclose “which page” paid for them (“I’m Epic Fail Memes, and I approve this message”) and ensure that every… Read More ›
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Taking AIM
The pioneering chat app that taught us to text is pulling the plug. On December 15th, AOL Instant Messenger will shut down after running since 1997. AIM dominated online chat in North America at the turn of the century. But… Read More ›
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The first DSLR to hit 100 points
Add to all that the 153-point autofocus system from the flagship Nikon D5, a 3.2in 2.4m-pixel touchscreen LCD, 4K-video, 9fps burst shooting with added battery grip, dual QXD and SD card slots, a weather-sealed magnesium alloy body, as well as… Read More ›
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A real life hare and tortoise race
So, who won?
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SWINGS
SWINGS sets a new record in smartwatch battery life thanks to our next generation digital chipset – exclusive to SWINGS. SWINGS’ innovative technology powers the smartwatch for 18 months of continuous use and 24 months of regular use with an… Read More ›
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Feeling down? Don’t go to Facebook
I was speaking to someone this week about Facebook and she mentioned that she has stopped using it completely. She explained that every time she visited she ended up coming away from it feeling down and generally annoyed at people… Read More ›
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The iPhone didn’t emerge from nowhere
Kramer’s idea did not come out of nowhere, either. It followed in the footsteps of the Sony Walkman, a portable cassette player. The Walkman was made possible by the invention of the cassette tape in 1963, which was itself made… Read More ›