From Google Wave to Windows 7 and this week’s Apple announcements, there are some really cool future-ready consumer products right on the horizon. Over at Lifehacker this morning, I gu... Read more
Artist Jorge Colombo drew the image that graces the June 1st cover of The New Yorker magazine with Brushes, a $4.99 iPhone app. Virtually “finger-painting” an image like this ont... Read more
Yesterday Google rolled out some impressive changes to the Gmail mobile webapp that makes checking your email in your phone’s web browser an actually-attractive option. No small feat.... Read more
Apple made some exciting announcements about what’s coming down the pipe for the iPhone this summer, so over at Lifehacker this morning I took at look at seeing how it all stacks up ag... Read more
Apple’s finally caving and adding basics like copy and paste and proper MMS support to the iPhone operating system’s third iteration, they announced today, plus a few other inter... Read more
Last October I was lucky enough to get my paws on the first-ever Android smartphone, the HTC G1, and review it for Lifehacker the day it was released to the public. I’d had the phone f... Read more
Several people have asked why I switched from the iPhone to a G1 running Android. My reasons are both practical and philosophical. The practical ones: I’m a heavy Gmail user, and Andro... Read more
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