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My HomePod Mini Proposal (redux)
Almost exactly 6 months ago, a full 3 months before HomePod shipped, I wrote this piece about what HomePod model
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The Future of Multi-Camera Smartphones
In 2018 you have many options when it comes to smartphone cameras. Since the iPhone 7 Plus in late 2016,
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Podcast #89: Google Pixel Buds Update
The Google Pixel Buds got a few new gestures for controls this week and it got me thinking again about
Flagship Killers Now Cost as Much as the Flagships They Tried to Slay
In 2010 Google released the Nexus One, a phone that started a line of budget priced phones from the company
Pixel Buds, AirPods, and Power Management
Google is rolling out support for a new feature, turning Pixel Buds off. With a triple tap of the right
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Podcast #88: Google News First Impressions
Google News is now available for iOS and Android (if you know where to look) and I have been spending
The New Math Around Cloud Storage Options
Google announced some changes to their Drive storage options today, and that changes the math around how the major cloud
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Podcast #87: Wear OS is Treading Water
Google only showed off Wear OS at one developer session this year, which was realtively disappointing from a smart watch
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I Have One of Those Floaty APKs: My Return to the BYOD Podcast
I love talking to Greg and Nathan on the BYOD Podcast and they were gracious enough to ask me to
Wear OS at Google I/O
Google may not have said a word about Wear OS in either their keynote or technical state of the union,
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Duplex Shows Google’s “Build it First, then Apply Ethics” Attitude
Duplex shows Google failing at ethical and creative AI design | TechCrunch
Yet despite all the thoughtful ethical guidance and research
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My LTE Apple Watch is a Glimpse Into a Possible Near Future
One of the challenges I have run across in the past when I switched to Android for a few weeks
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Podcast #86: Podcasts, iPads, and Headphone Jacks
How I produce my podcast, why I think the iPad is great for content creation, and why needing to use
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Podcast #85: Google I/O At Lightning Speed
Google I/O's keynote ended literally 2 minutes before I hit record on this episode, so enjoy my
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Being Yourself is Differentiating (appearance on the Unco podcast)
I was honored to be invited onto the Unco podcast, Timothy buck’s excellent podcast about everything unusual in technology.
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Podcast #84: Microsoft Build Is All Business
My initial reactions to Microsoft's lengthy, and all business keynote presentation from Build 2018. As someone who focuses
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Living that #DongleLife all the Way Back in 1998
From The New York Times' review of the original iMac in 1998: Who Said Computers Have to Be Square?