Derek Kessler is Special Projects Manager for Mobile Nations. He's been writing about tech since 2009, has far more phones than is considered humane, still carries a torch for Palm, and got a Tesla because it was the biggest gadget he could find. You can follow him on Twitter at @derekakessler.
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The Model Y, Tesla's new crossover, isn't going to blow any minds, but that's okay.
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The following is a quick test: can plain images on white, cropped to irregular sizes, fit nicely in a square grid with uniform padding? I say yes, it works just fine. I'm always in favor of removing complexity and streamlining the process of creating content. Do the hard work up front to save more time in the long run. How it works:...
Toss out that stupid little USB charger that comes with your new iPhone — there are so many better options!
No laws were broken when Cambridge Analytica collected the data of 50 million Facebook users and used it to influence the election for president of the United States. There was no leak and no breach; just gross negligence — and that's terrifying.
A new report claims the US government has a proposal to create a government-owned 5G network. This... seems very unlikely to actually happen for so many reasons.
For years I swore to friends and family that Apple wasn't deliberately slowing old iPhones. I was wrong. But I don't feel bad — Apple's reasoning was sound. But their lack of communication and transparency around a smart decision was just so dumb.
A fair and open internet is vital to the national and global interest. It promotes our democracy and economy. Recent moves at the FCC threaten to undo rules supporting "net neutrality", which would unfairly tilt the playing field in favor of ISPs.
Tesla invited us to watch the unveiling of the Tesla Semi. An impressive vehicle, no doubt, but something of a ho-hum affair for most of us. And then they blew everybody's mind with the new Roadster.
They say that greed and desire are the path to the dark side. I don't care. I want to get my hands on the Star Wars Jedi Challenge that Lenovo and Disney have cooked up. Now.
Sexism. Bro culture. Rape. Fleeing executives. Autonomous cars. There's a lot going on at Uber, and CEO Travis Kalanick has decided the best course right now is for him to just step away from the company he co-founded for a bit.
Who makes the best smartphone camera? The results from our blind camera comparison are in and it was a closer race than you might expect…
We're putting the latest and greatest smartphone cameras to the test — but this time, we want you to tell us which one you like best.
The new NVIDIA Titan Xp GPU is obscenely powerful, and it now has drivers available for macOS — pretty interesting, given that Apple currently doesn't offer official support for the Mac on its end. Could it be a sign of Mac support to come?
Intel lost the war for smartphone processors before they even realized it had started. With their $15 billion purchase of Mobileye they're making a big play to not miss out on autonomous driving.
Up until recently, Chris Lattner lead Apple's Developer Tools Department, leading the development of Swift and Xcode. Now he's at Tesla, leading the development of Autopilot. Why make such a risky jump? Our Tesla expert, Derek Kessler, weighs in.
Laptops that are thinner and longer lasting, displays with more pixels than we've ever seen, everything connected to the web in ways we can't yet comprehend. This is CES.
The big announcements day ahead of the actual CES show brought some things we expected, and plenty of pleasant surprises.