Tag: ipad

Inspired by a conversation I had yesterday with Lee Garrett discussing his new show about Productivity and getting
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One could argue that the computers, tablets and smartphones a lot of us have and use on a daily basis are quite sop
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There is often talk about the somewhat interesting notion that you can be locked to a certain vendor, and apparentl
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If you have an interest in technology, particularly in the consumer space, I'm sure you haven't missed the coverage
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One of the key things about modern computing is trust. Trust in who makes the devices we use, trust in how secure t
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Many developers nowadays abuse notifications, using them as in-your face advertising, desperate pleas for attention
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When you think about all the conventions in all the devices we use today, it becomes painfully obvious just how muc
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As if it wasn't enough with the spoiled attitudes I was talking about in the last article, there is more to deal wi
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There are few things irk me like the technology snobbery that is going around, and particularly in the tech journal
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Sometimes buzzwords are the worst part of writing about technology, no matter which company or which discipline of
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There is sometimes talk about the great benefits of brining the Amazon Kindle into schools, specially with the rece
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Writing about technology is a quite funny business. Not in so much that one isn't taken seriously enough, but rathe
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You would think cults might be scoffed off as something of a bygone era, when poorly educated people fell in line b
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There has been a fair bit of bemoaning the lack of repairability in many new computational devices as of late. Comp
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Since it was unveiled in 2010, a lot of people in the tech press have been perpetrating the myth that the iPad is a
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