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With the recent launch of the iPhone 6 line, and the expected unveiling of a new line of iPads and possibly MacBooks on October 16, Apple has been getting a lot of attention lately. One theme that seems consistent in

My writing career took a turn in the last year or so. I went from writing primarily about computer and network security, to writing about technology in general, and then somewhere along the way I morphed into playing with and

The idea that you have to have Windows 8 before Windows 9 is obvious from the sheer logic of the naming convention—of course 9 comes after 8. Beyond the naming, though, the latest Windows operating system, which is expected to

Whenever Apple launches a new iPhone something interesting happens: Many Android users hang on every word of the unveiling, and quickly take to online forums to denigrate the new Apple device, and let the world know why their Android smartphone

Microsoft’s tagline for the Surface Pro 3 is “The tablet that can replace your laptop.” That is a fair description of the Microsoft tablet, but I am finding that the reverse of that phrase is even more applicable—it’s the laptop

Apple unveiled the new iPhones—plural—earlier this week. The larger iPhone 6, and the phablet-sized iPhone 6 Plus. Those devices fill a niche demand, and will do well with those who crave a larger smartphone, but it seems Apple is neglecting

Crowdfunding is a phenomenal tool. I am a huge fan of sites like Kickstarter, and IndieGoGo that enable innovative ideas and creative projects that might otherwise never see the light of day to get the funding necessary to go from

When it comes to speakers, I have relatively simple needs. They need to sound good. They need to look good. They need to cost less than a year of education at an Ivy League college. The Microlab FC60BT wireless speaker

Samsung seems to have two operating philosophies when it comes to its mobile devices. First, that more is more. Second, that bigger is better. It seems to be working OK for Samsung, but neither is necessarily true. What do I

Everybody loves to find a great deal, and save a few dollars. When it comes to choosing PCs, mobile devices, and other technology, however, price is often a poor measure in and of itself. Don’t get me wrong. Price is