Google’s new Pixel 4 is a disaster. Okay, maybe that’s too strong a word. But something like “disappointing” is too light to describe this mess of a product. It’s not often you use the words “mess” and “Google” in the same sentence (at least, when referring to their hardware; specifically their phone hardware; specifically their phone hardware that […]
The disappointing iPhone 11: Has Apple peaked?
The new iPhone is really underwhelming, especially for a “tick” year. What does this mean for Apple in the long run?
Start using two-factor authentication, and then immediately stop using SMS two-factor authentication
The hijack of Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account reaffirms that you need to use strong two-factor authentication methods.
The College Football Playoffs, re-imagined
What would the College Football Playoffs look like if the committee picked the four teams the RIGHT way?
Android’s “rebrand” is just a front
Android’s newly-announced re-brand is supposedly to clarify the operating system “for everyone”. Really, it’s just another halfhearted attempt to beat iOS.
Don’t Worry A-Bot It: Part 1
We’re kicking off the Bots series with Nate’s first two Twitter bots.
Two new public projects! (I’ve been busy…)
I’ve been keeping busy with a dozen different tech projects. I’d like to debut two of them here today.
Google needs to reclaim its Android TV platform
Without a “Made by Google” Android TV device, the platform has an expiration date.
What does the ambient music reveal about me?
Weeks of tracking and recording the music playing around me reveals a lot more than just my favorite song, from where I am to what I’m doing.
Oh boy, this hasn’t aged well…
An old editorial I wrote seven years ago about Google’s dominance recently resurfaced. Enjoy a laugh on me.