I’ve covered the personal technology beat for more than two decades at places like Gartner, Jupiter Research and Altimeter Group. I’ve also had the fun of contributing my $.02 on the topic at Computerworld, Engadget, Macworld, SlashGear and now iMore. Most recently I spent a few years at Apple as Sr. Director of Worldwide Product Marketing. On Twitter I’m an unverified @gartenberg. I still own some Apple stock.
Vendors must take responsibility for the home network and provide complete end-to-end solutions for consumers. Those that do so, like Apple, can emerge victorious in the battle for the digital home.
For years, Apple has been synonymous with education. But winning the modern battle in the classroom isn't just about making useful iPads.
Forget the great 'is iPad a work machine' debate. Today, it's all about phones...
Is it really cheaper to pay for a lot of channels you don't watch?
How Apple's gone from the product grid to the product line.
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Only when Apple can explain — and justify — iPad's existence amid the pantheon of Apple devices will we see both clarity and growth in the market.
Know the one about two guys who started a computer company in their garage?
The first time I saw an Apple Watch behind locked doors, I knew it was a game changer.
What would it take for Apple to make the virtual into a reality?
Ever wonder why iPod did so well? And why Apple's competition simply couldn't compete?
This is the first Apple Event I've covered as a former Apple employee.
While we wait to see what Apple might have up its sleeve for us this year, I decided to see how the Android Wear experience would work for an iPhone owner used to wearing an Apple Watch.
TAG Heuer recently introduced a $1,500 watch. So what's interesting about a new $1,500 TAG?
If you were at CES, you could see water bottles with screens, alarm clocks with smell, robots with video projectors, underwear that's smart, and a tablet/refrigerator. That would have been all on one day. Yesterday.