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I love the Toyota Prius. I bought my Prius brand new from a dealership in Waterford, MI in the fall of 2005. It is the only car I have ever kept until the loan was paid off, and even then

Recently my MacBook Air began to have strange issues. I frequently got the “spinning beach ball of death” as my machine took sometimes two minutes or more for simple tasks like switching from one open program to another. I asked

Brendan Eich recently stepped down as CEO of Mozilla, developer of the Firefox Web browser. It may be more accurate to say he was forced out in the wake of a rising boycott against him. The backlash against Eich is

Being a supporter or customer of Microsoft can be a bit of a rollercoaster ride sometimes. The question right now—with Satya Nadella assuming the reins of leadership, and the challenges Microsoft is facing with Windows 8 and the mobile device

It’s obvious that Windows 8 is not the most successful operating system launch Microsoft has ever had. Microsoft has struggled with user backlash over the dramatic changes to the UI, and it has worked through Windows 8.1 and the reportedly

DEK: Windows 8 is a culture shock for anyone used to the traditional Windows UI, but there is one simple thing that will help you find what you’re looking for in a flash.

The debate rages on in the comments of my previous post, “I’m Sorry, The Windows 8 Hate Just Doesn’t Make Sense”. The perceived backlash against Windows 8, and the stubborn resistance to abandoning Windows XP—which Microsoft will officially stop supporting

Change is hard. I get it. People are comfortable with the status quo, and reluctant to embrace things that are new or different. There is absolutely no doubt that Windows 8 represents the single most dramatic overhaul of the Windows

The end is nigh. No, really. Less than a month from now Microsoft will officially stop supporting the Windows XP operating system. Many security experts predict that it won’t be pretty for Windows XP users once the security patches stop

When I think of Adobe, the first things that come to mind are Flash, and Acrobat—or more precisely the Reader utility used to view the PDF documents created by Acrobat. When I think of creating content with Adobe Creative Cloud,