10/19/2021: Forbidden iPhone apps
If you’re on the technically adventurous side and fancy a foray outside of Apple’s walled garden—or you just really wish you could play old Nintendo games on your iPhone—AltStore is a neat way to make it happen.
If you’re on the technically adventurous side and fancy a foray outside of Apple’s walled garden—or you just really wish you could play old Nintendo games on your iPhone—AltStore is a neat way to make it happen.
I’m just going to come out and say it: Printers are the most unfairly-maligned technology in modern history.
Ready or not, two-factor authentication is something you’ll need to start thinking about.
While part of me admires Amazon’s willingness to try making so many kinds of smart gadgets, there’s a downside to all of this experimentation.
New iPhone season is always a great time to revisit what Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are up to.
For anything truly important, you need redundancy. That means having more than one way of doing things so you don’t get stuck when technology inevitably fails.
Just because you’re technically wasting time doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be time well spent.
Here’s a collection of one-click bookmarks you can use to search directly on YouTube, Google Maps, Amazon, Yelp, and other popular sites.
No disrespect to the likes of Google, but sometimes web search doesn’t go far enough.
While some folks might swear by having one app for everything, my system for remembering things is game of survival of fittest, where new apps are always jockeying for a place in my workflow.