iPhone 12 Pro
This is the first year I purchased the newest iPhone on launch day since I converted to iPhone over Android six years ago. It was a thrill to open that box and see the premium stainless steel, glass back, the…

This is the first year I purchased the newest iPhone on launch day since I converted to iPhone over Android six years ago. It was a thrill to open that box and see the premium stainless steel, glass back, the…
Cyberspace- A long time ago, before we allowed ourselves to bottlenecked into a few social platforms, fed into massive surveillance machines, mined for our attention, and controlled by algorithms, there was an idea about internet freedom. Cyberspace. We allowed cyberspace…
Over the past few weeks I have slowly acquired some tools in an effort to find some way to get my scattered thoughts out of my head and into some format that makes sense enough for me to pick it…
Lately I have been rethinking my writing workflow and trying to find some right solutions. I want to simplify and minimize tasks and tools. And I want them compatible with all my devices. I’m looking at purchasing a refurbished MacBook…
Original publication date unavailable. The date shown is the archive capture date (2016-03-13). Yes, you read that right. I have migrated back to Android after a year of Apple. There is too little in way of innovation. Apple insists on…
Original publication date unavailable. The date shown is the archive capture date (2015-06-10). As soon as I am able to jump from my Samsung S6 this summer, I will probably go back to an iPhone. Why? The tech specs for…
Original publication date unavailable. The date shown is the archive capture date (2015-01-13). This time last year I was still a die-hard Android fandroid and submitted my favorite and most-used apps for my devices. Now that I have converted to…
Original publication date unavailable. The date shown is the archive capture date (2014-11-11). I’ve decided to go all in on Apple mobile products. I purchased a mini iPad back in May for my daughter and ended up keeping it when…
After ten years I switched from Cingular/AT&T to the Sprint network. ATT’s mediocre performance in the 4th largest city in America offered expensive rate plans and a lot of dropped calls. For $50 a month, I received 450 minutes of…
One of the great pleasures of running on Linux is how the open source community sees a need and then builds a solution. Thank goodness for Virtualbox for allowing me to create virtual environments that allows me to run Windows…