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It was the computer that generations grew up with. It was the de facto choice for education. Arguably, it started the PC revolution. It was the Apple ][.
The impact of Apple Watch goes well beyond the success of one device — it marks the first mass market, always connected, über personal technology.
Quick. Can you name the designer of the Porsche 911? How about the Rolex Submariner? The original Macintosh?
'It’s the ultimate (Windows) PC replacement for all those old PCs in the world.' — Phil Schiller
Apple's new coding app, Swift Playgrounds, is a great tool. But it's one that shouldn't just be aimed at kids. Everyone should have fun and easy ways to learn to code.
'It’s a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing' – William Shakespeare
For some time we've heard Tim Cook talk about how iPad sales were going to increase. But that hasn't happened. And it's puzzling.
On courage, innovation, and the end of an era. Is Apple really doomed?
Ec•o•sys•tem (from dictionary.com): Any system of interconnecting and interacting parts, as in a business.
So it begins — the schadenfreude that comes with Apple, and a 'bad' quarter with Wall Street.
Apple is carefully planning its long-game strategy to make Apple TV the living room console of choice. What about games?
The first time I saw an Apple Watch behind locked doors, I knew it was a game changer.
When all you have is a hammer, everything is a nail. When you've been carefully building your toolset for years, though, you can pick the right one for the right job.
Beyond in-app purchases and subscriptions, great games need to be a great experience.
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.
"It's like we said on the iPad, if you see a stylus, they blew it." — Steve Jobs
