As the kid of two musicians—and a bit of a dabbling musician myself—music is practically in my DNA, and Sonos provides a great way to listen to it. The company's newest speaker reinvention, the Play:5, is a symphony of delight—one that both incorporates current Sonos themes and sets the tone for the future of the company.
Apple's biggest iPad yet, the iPad Pro, is finally on sale and the first wave of reviews is here for the new tablet. So, what are they saying? Let's take a look and find out.
If you’ve bought a TV in the last few years, it probably runs apps as well. Mine does. I don’t use them, because they’re terrible. But, when Apple says apps are the future of television, I believe them. The new Apple TV runs a different breed of apps — we’re likely to see apps that are on-par or exceed the best iOS has to offer.
Every once and a while Apple is accused of ignoring wireless charging on the iPhone, or stubbornly refusing to add it. Since the Apple Watch uses wireless charging exclusively, Apple is certainly doing neither in general. So, why isn't it on iPhone in specific?
Apple's revamped [Apple TV][1] is a big deal, what with its focus on apps, gaming, and the Siri Remote. I'm excited about it—and I don't even have a high-def TV at home to plug it into. I'm tempted to rectify that, however, with the advent of the new box, as it's sure to be a staunch upgrade from the dreadful UI of my AT&T U-Verse box. From an accessibility perspective, channel...
Long before it was a movie starring Matt Damon, The Martian was a clever self-published story written in pieces by Andy Weir. We sat sown with him recently to talk about the journey from book to movie.
As great as all the advancements have been, there remain parts of iOS that I feel could stand improvement in terms of visual accessibility.
On the Network this week, Red Sweater Software founder Daniel Jalkut writes about working from home: He's been doing it for over ten years now. Learn from his mistakes (and his glorious ahas).
Apple Pay is emblematic of what Apple does best: integrating hardware and software in a seamless, easy to use way that truly does "just work." It feels like magic every time I use it.
The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus could be here as early as next month. Since it’s an “s” year, we’re not expecting new—we’re expecting better. And based on what Apple’s done with the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4s, and iPhone 5s in the past, that could mean a lot of different things for a lot of different people. So, we figured we’d get a good old-fashioned round table going and see what...