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Every year I like to collect my thoughts on the Apple Watch and what software features are holding the product back. I did this for watchOS 3 in 2016 where I asked Apple to double down on health tracking, enable third party workout apps, improve communication options, improve the app
As I have made quite clear in this blog, I am a fan of Apple’s hardware and software, but a big part of this website has long been about trying competing products to make sure my opinions are based on facts and not blind loyalty. In a world where
Last year's watchOS 3 was met with glowing reviews as it was a jam-packed release that drastically improved the Apple Watch experience. My own review was one of the most complete reviews out there, and even at over 6,000 words, it didn't hit everything Apple
The Lofree keyboard wastes no time making a first impression. From the first moment I laid eyes on it, it's clear this is the most distinct and unique keyboard I had ever seen. This is seriously a one of a kind keyboard, and is a rejection of just
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and LG G6 just came out, which of course means the camera comparisons are hitting the web faster than you can check them out. So why not jump on this train and do my own camera comparison? Here's 2 photos I took today, and
Earlier this month I mocked up what a refined version of iOS 11's lock screen could look like, and that got my creative juices flowing, so I decided to tackle iOS's white whale: the home screen. The home screen is certainly more advanced than it was
This is part 5 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion After a month of using Android as my daily driver, where
This is part 4 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion We're going to take a little detour today from
This is part 3 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion I know that this piece may come under some criticism for
This is part 2 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion Today's post is going to be quite a bit
This is part 1 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion We'll get into some specific Android system features in
Ah, the great Android vs iOS debate. It's the great computing rivalry of our time, and odds are that if you are reading this, you have a particular opinion on the matter. Maybe you're a "fandroid" and will love Android until your dying days,
While Apple did little of what I asked them for last year, I still think watchOS 3 was a great update to the platform. The most significant change was of course with performance, as those who felt their original Apple Watches were slow got a big speed upgrade. Here'
Most people think they know how they spend their time. They think they know how much of their lives they devote to certain things and what is important to them. But as many behavioral scientists will tell you, people are not a good judge of themselves. When you ask someone
I will be posting a piece soon where I break down my life in 2016 by the numbers. That piece will be a full year in the making, and the conclusion of a year long experiment I began in late 2015 to track my life in a few key areas