For those of you lucky enough to snag one of the new keyboards, this may be of use to you.

Unlike the Mac, iPhone or iPad, I don’t use any third-party apps on my Apple Watch 3. That might mean I’m not using it to its full potential. Anyone else use very few apps on their Watch?

I don’t think Swisher is being overly pessimistic in this piece.

This is an interesting but odd way to look at the “value” of the iPhone SE. Sure it may show the iPhone SE in a good light, but it also shows that looking at data this way may skew your opinions about purchasing the latest iPhone.

What a great idea – have the two lead actors swap roles.

I’ve had exactly two McRibs in my lifetime and both times, I thought they were disgusting.

I prefer the original (I’m a huge Rage Against The Machine fan) but I admire the skill and talent of this version too.

Popular Mechanics: Every year, hundreds of people travel the world just to glimpse one particular airplane. This isn’t some experimental aircraft or even a fancy fifth-generation stealth fighter. This is a cargo plane—the largest one in the world and the … Continued

I still remember as a kid my mother, a very accomplished baker, explaining what yeast was. “It’s alive!?” I exclaimed in horror. “I’m never eating your bread ever again!” That ultimatum lasted until the next delicious loaf came out of the oven.

I love when talented people get bored. I sent her $5 in appreciation.

When I first saw the announcement of the iPhone SE, I thought it was a very good phone at a very good price and Apple will sell a metric buttload of them. Now that the reviews are in, there should be no doubt in anyone’s mind that this is a grand slam home run (God I miss baseball) for the company.

Millions spent. Millions owed. Millions to lawyers. Some of us will get $3. The plaintiffs get $7,500 each. Justice is “served.”

The amount of money Bezos has access to is quite literally incomprehensible to many of us. What he is doing (or not doing) with it is often equally incomprehensible.

Facebook and Google are desperately trying to move into the space dominated over the past few weeks by Zoom. Problem is, Facebook and Google are no more trustworthy than Zoom is.

Good to see these frenemies cooperating on such an important issue.

Here are the original trailers for the classic Sergio Leone’s spaghetti westerns, “A Fist Full Of Dollars,” “A Few Dollars More,” and “The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.” Enrico Morricone’s music score is just as good today.

Another great article from the folks at Halide. Well written, well explained.

Great news for those of you who can access the service.

It really is weirdly compelling and I’m not even a huge Star Wars fan.

Does anyone else open their new iPhones like this? I definitely do.

The history of the Macintosh’s “survival” is fascinating and many of us participated in it in various ways.

If you were an original user of this, congratulations – you’re old!

Movies don’t get much more classic or screwball than this.

I speculated about this months ago. After all, for those of us who used to attend Macworld Expo, the “Expo Creeping Crud” is a well known “disease.” Almost invariably after attending, many of us would come down with a low grade flu.

A lot of things are going to change once this pandemic is over. Will Airbnb still be around? Contrary to its image of “average homeowners just trying to make a few bucks,” Airbnb has become the largest hotel chain in the world with the majority of its hosts’ professional property owners.

After the news came out last week, Apple has now responded.

If you want to show off your Star Wars fandom, you can’t go too far wrong with these official backgrounds.

Even as a kid, I hated Scooby-Doo. I’ve never understood its appeal after all of these years.

The chart at the bottom of this article shows there is no one, perfect app for everyone. Each person and organization needs to balance their needs and wants with the capabilities of the app in question.

The Apple Watch is a very interesting device five years after launch but there’s a very real sense that it will really come into its own over the next five years.