Rene Ritchie on the 5th Anniversary of the iPad
iMore - The iPad and its impact: Five years later Yet through it all, to many people, the iPad remains the
iMore - The iPad and its impact: Five years later Yet through it all, to many people, the iPad remains the
With Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, Samsung Tries to Regain Its Footing - NYTimes.com If you pay the premium price
Super short update this week. Almost everyhing’s exactly the same! Thrilling, I know ;) What’s New? Audible - I’m
Happy Tuesday, everyone! New Music * Kinsugi by Death Cab for Cutie * Carrie & Lowell bu Sufjan Stevens * Adventure by Madeon
Jay Z relaunches Tidal with music’s biggest artists as his co-owners - The Verge Before today, that premium tier
Infinit is an app designed to easily share files between your devices. Until today, it only existed on the desktop,
Tim Cook: Pro-discrimination ‘religious freedom’ laws are dangerous - The Washington Post I remember what it was like to grow
Readwrite - The HTC One M9’s Best Feature Doesn’t Actually Exist Yet HTC decided to do just that by
I’ve inadvertantly started playing 2 incredibly punishing games at the same time: Bloodborne and OlliOlli 2. I’ll have
Chris Lacy makes some of my favorite Android apps. Action Launcher was by far my favorite launcher and Link Bubble
The Game Boy Advance was released in Japan on March 21, 2001, and came to the United States in June
This week's featured video is very NSFW, so don't watch at work or around kids. However,
With only 720,000 Android Wear watches shipped and 1 million total Pebbles sold, some are wondering if the market
All from nerdy tech writers, of course. Marco Arment wrote a post last night about this where he dropped this
"Sure, CDs sound more accurate than vinyl, but vinyl is more romantic and has a warmer sound than your
Sébastien Page wrote this awesome piece about a day in the life of an Apple Watch user for iDownloadBlog. In
New York Times - $10 Million Settlement in Target Data Breach Gets Preliminary Approval_) A federal judge on Thursday gave preliminary
Vincent Laforet made a splash earlier this year with this amazing photo series of New York at 7,500 feet.