James Mowery 
Apple’s 2008 Worldwide Developer Conference brought us the App Store. In 2009, we got the iPhone 3GS. In 2010, Steve Jobs revealed the iPhone 4. What will 2011 bring us? For years, WWDC has been the platform that Apple exploits to present the world with incredible products that make the … Read more
The iPad has some new competition on the horizon. It comes in the form of Research In Motion’s Blackberry Playbook, and it might actually be a noteworthy competitor to the iPad. But will it be a real threat? It depends. From what I have seen on the surface, the Blackberry … Read more
Writing tools are a dime-a-dozen these days. There are just so many out there, but the incredible thing is that so few get it right. There is either too much or too little going on, and it never seems to be the perfect fit. But does Byword change things? Simple, … Read more
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that Apple’s products have a somewhat odd pricing structure. But why is this so? For a company that has prided itself on keeping things simple, they certainly have created a complex situation for consumers. Where do you even begin? In order … Read more
Apple has maintained the incredible look and feel of Mac OS X for nearly a decade, while constantly adding improvements that make the operating system more functional and accessible to its users. But Mac OS X Lion is set to drastically change everything. Will it be worth it? What’s New … Read more
Microsoft has been king of the desktop for nearly two decades. But then something happened — while the rest of the world found prosperity in the mobile revolution, Microsoft lost its way. Apple, in particular, revolutionized industries and changed the game for what a computing device could look and feel … Read more
Music sales accounted for $1.24 billion in revenue for Apple in the fourth quarter of 2010. Sounds impressive, but it actually only accounts for a small amount of the overall picture. Apple, theoretically, could survive without music sales altogether, but it doesn’t mean that it is time to give up … Read more
No, it isn’t the Apocalypse — and I’m sure the loss of life will be minimal — but the world without PCs seems like a terrifying thing. No more command lines, filesystems, customizations, and tweaks? Can we cope with such drastic changes? The PC is dying. But don’t take my … Read more