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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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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?
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Where Your Data Lives
Who Has More of Your Personal Data than Facebook? Try Google
Everyone has different opinions on Google and data, and
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A Quick Note on Bitcoin
Bitcoin Is Ridiculous. Blockchain Is Dangerous - Bloomberg
That all of this adds up to money is ridiculous, and we
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The Real Problem with Apple’s iCloud Storage Options (hint, it’s not price)
The thing about iCloud storage | Beardy Guy Musings
Enough. If I can afford a $400 or $600 or $1,000
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For the Umpteenth Time, Google Swears They’ve Fixed Messaging
Exclusive: Chat is Google’s next big fix for Android’s messaging mess - The Verge
The worse news is
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Hey Siri, What do People Like Least About the iPhone?
Ben Bajarin and crew published this study of iPhone X users and how satisfied they are with their latest’s
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Factory Resets are a Terrible Fix
You should never have to reset any software, so why do we need to reset our phones? - Android Central
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#OpenWeb
#OpenWeb is a new website from Michael Rockwell, and I think it’s a really great resource. The site essentially
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Voice Interfaces like Alexa and Siri are a Revolution for the Visually Impaired
Alexa Is a Revelation for the Blind - The Atlantic
Maybe he doesn’t know how to interact with a
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Apple's New AI Guru
Apple Hires Google’s A.I. Chief - The New York Times
Apple has hired Google’s chief of search
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It's Time to Look at RSS Again
RSS Readers Are Due for a Comeback: Feedly, The Old Reader, Inoreader | WIRED
Anyone weary of black-box algorithms controlling what
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There are Almost 400 Games Available on Nintendo Switch
Wow, that’s a lot of games! By my math, the PS4 had 181 games on it in the first
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HomePod as an Accessibility Device
First Impressions of HomePod — Steven's Blog
Accessibility. Like everything else Apple makes, HomePod is an accessible product. Apple
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Picking the Better of Two Bad Things
Joe Cieplinski on why he doesn’t care if Siri is behind Alexa:
We reached the “good” threshold for speakers
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Grime in Your AirPod Case
https://twitter.com/mattbirchler/status/966301987259277312
Yesterday I asked Twitter to give me something I never thought I'd
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Being Forced into the iPad Only Lifestyle
Life on an iPad | The Overspill: when there's more that I want to say
That was, as I