Tag Archives: Apple

Creepy Or Intelligent?

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Frank

It has been an exciting couple of weeks of announcements, starting with Apple announcing iOS 6 and the Macbook Retina, Microsoft surprising us by announcing they are selling their own tablet, and Google announcing Android 4.1, aka Jelly Bean, and … Continue reading →

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New Computer In The House

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Frank

Yesterday was my 46th birthday and with it came a trip to my local Apple store to buy a new iPad. While my initial reaction at the new iPad launch still stands, that this model is a specification upgrade and … Continue reading →

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Apple Announces The New iPad

Posted on March 8, 2012 by Frank

Ironically, despite claiming that it “has its feet firmly planted in the post-PC future,” Apple ran a play from the classic PC-era playbook by announcing a new iPad with upgraded specifications. Nothing revolutionary was announced by Apple today as the … Continue reading →

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Personal Computing Biases

Posted on February 26, 2012 by Frank

We all have biases, the difference is that some people are better at not wearing their biases on their sleeves than others. In the tech world our biases are most commonly expressed through the computer gear we use. A person … Continue reading →

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It’s Not About The Number Of Platforms But Rather The Amount Of Change

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Frank

Conventional thinking is that the mobile market, or what I call the real personal computing market, will be the same as what we have known as the personal computer market. Over time the original personal computer market consolidated until there … Continue reading →

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