You might recall the first time you saw smart technology for the home. Whether it was a camera connected to your smartphone or a doorbell that tells you who’s at the door, you were probably... Read more
Music is something that transcends all borders and societal limitations. It can bring people together like nothing else in the world. A specific song can evoke feelings and emotions that you... Read more
As technology evolves, so does the cell phone market. From devices and network plans to software technology and purchasing patterns, everything about this massive industry is changing. So, w... Read more
With all the new technology coming out of the woodwork, it can be challenging for parents or those raising kids to know what technology to bring into a child’s life and when that technology... Read more
No longer just a staple of science fiction, virtual reality is here—sort of. While the lion’s share of hotly anticipated VR devices like Oculus Rift aren’t going to be here until next year (... Read more
As more and more Americans continue cutting the cord with cable, an interesting battle is being waged between different companies in the tech space. From Amazon to Google, everyone wants a p... Read more
Ever since I sold my Kindle, I’ve been set on buying a tablet computer to read books, long web articles, and watch video. I waited to hear what the newest offerings would be from Apple... Read more
A few people have asked what I want/what they should give to nerds they love for the holidays, so here are a few ideas off the top: a DonorsChoose.org gift card (your recipient will get hand... Read more
My fellow Lifehacker Kevin Purdy has just published The Complete Android Guide, a soup-to-nuts how-to book on making the most of that Android-powered computer in your pocket. The book is ava... Read more
Steve Jobs announced the iPhone 4 yesterday in his WWDC keynote, and it’s a gorgeous device with software upgrades that include multitasking, a video chat app called FaceTime, and more... Read more
Hopefully better late than never: in this week’s episode of TWiG, Jeff reboxes his iPad to return to the store, we talk Twitter developer relations, and my tip of the week was a web fr... Read more
A few months back I bought Brian Tracy’s Eat That Frog–a great book about beating procrastination that I cited in a recent Fast Company video–on my Kindle. Today I got an i... Read more
“The iPad leaves me with the feeling that Apple’s interests and values going forward are deeply divergent from my own. The future of personal computing that the iPad shows us is both... Read more
Based solely on live blogs and a choppy audio feed: Terrible name, gorgeous device, great price point. I may be an Apple critic, but I’m not made of stone–this thing is beautiful... Read more
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