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iPhone 7 is the future of tactile accessibility
The iPhone 7's haptic feedback improvements are a huge step forward for people with disabilities.
The art of the Apple event
Of all the brilliant tricks Steve Jobs pulled during his second stint at Apple, maybe the most clever was his transformation of the technology product announcement.
Evolving iMessage
iMessage and the Messages app on iOS and OS X have become a massive operation, but where do they go next?
Accessibility is why I'm still wearing my Apple Watch
Serenity Caldwell's recent piece on why she's still wearing her Apple Watch inspired me to write my own take on why I'm still wearing mine.
The Quartz Crisis and the Bondi Blue iMac
A pivotal time in the industry, known as the Quartz Crisis, was classical watchmaking's equivalent of the Great Depression.
Moving people to the wrist: The historic challenge of the watch
Hans Wilsdorf, the man who would come to found the brand we know today as Rolex, had a formidable task before him when he endeavored to convince the world to mount a watch on their wrists.
Waiting for Godot, HomeKit edition
If Apple announces a new change-the-world technology and 11 months later nobody's using it, did the announcement actually happen?
The Apple Watch is a hot cup of convenience
As I pull the car into the Starbucks drive-thru, my husband says, "Oh, sorry, I thought you said you wanted coffee."
In pursuit of building blocks and the Big Idea
Far more often than not, the big idea is an abject failure.
Yes, I bought a non-Retina MacBook in 2015 — and it's awesome
"She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've added some special modifications myself."
