With the WWDC keynote taking place yesterday, I covered a number of announcements in extra posts. You can find a roundup of my WWDC coverage here.
Here are some of the non WWDC stories I’ve found interesting over the past several days.
Read MoreWWDC 2021 Roundup
I decided not to write a single giant post about WWDC, instead splitting my coverage among 4 posts, one about iOS, one for iPadOS, one for macOS, and one for the rest. Below are direct links to each post.
Read MoreWWDC 2021 - The Rest
There was too much at WWDC for me to fit into a single post, so I’m going to divide my coverage into a few separate posts. This is about the Apple News that I felt like talking about, but didn’t all require its own post. I have more coverage on iOS 15 iPadOS 15, and macOS.
Read MoreWWDC 2021 - macOS Monterey Brings Safari Redesign
There was too much at WWDC for me to fit into a single post, so I’m going to divide my coverage into a few separate posts. This is about MacOS Monterey. I have more coverage on iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and the rest.
Read MoreWWDC 2021 - iPadOS 15 Brings the best of iOS 2020 to iPads in 2021
There was too much at WWDC for me to fit into a single post, so I’m going to divide my coverage into a few separate posts. This is about iPadOS 15. I have more coverage on iOS 15, macOS, and the rest.
Read MoreWWDC 2021 - iOS 15 Brings Pandemic Focused Improvements at the end of the Pandemic
There was too much at WWDC for me to fit into a single post, so I’m going to divide my coverage into a few separate posts. This is about iOS 15. I have more coverage on iPadOS 15, macOS, and the rest.
Read MoreTech News Roundup for June 3, 2021
Here are a few of the tech news stories I’ve found interesting over the last couple days.
Read MoreSonos Roam Review: Dual Purpose
Bluetooth speakers are a dime a dozen. Search for Bluetooth speakers at any online retailer, and you’ll see dozens of listings. Brick and Mortar stores also have a large selection. They come in various shapes, sizes, capabilities, and prices. Because of this, it is virtually impossible for a Bluetooth speaker to stand out. Yes, there are plenty of terrible ones out there, but at the more premium end, getting a product to stand out is very hard. So when Sonos announced a small Bluetooth speaker, the challenge for the company was to create something that stands out, something that is “worthy” of carrying the Sonos name, which the company wants to be a premium product. At $230, the Sonos Roam is definitely priced at the premium end for speakers of this size. Is it worth it? Let’s dig in.
Read MoreTech News Roundup for June 1, 2021
Somehow, it is June. That boggles my mind a bit. A quiet holiday weekend in the US was saved by big PC news on Tuesday, and a new Ransomware attack that could have significant implications in North America.
Read MoreGoogle Photos and Photo Management
Occasionally, I want to talk about something that isn’t part of my regular news roundups, or a specific product I want to review/live with, and I want to create a space for me to do that. This will still be about tech, but will be more personal, something more about how I do things, use technology, etc. The idea behind this came from some big changes coming to Google Photos, and how I’m going to deal with that.
Starting tomorrow, a long promised change to Google Photos will take effect. It isn’t a welcome change, and has forced me to think about/change how I manage photos taken with my phone.
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