12/10/2019: Tech to disconnect
I knew my endless tech use had become a real problem when my three-year-old daughter yelled at me during dinner.
I knew my endless tech use had become a real problem when my three-year-old daughter yelled at me during dinner.
While I love the thrill of a bargain as much as anyone–and will fulfill my obligation to help you find some further down in this newsletter–I’m also becoming more exhausted and even a little bit grossed out by this whole exercise.
Curiosity got the better of me last month, when I bought a pair of Bluetooth wireless earbuds for a little over $20.
An extremely roundabout way of saying that I wish the new Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL were better phones.
Why do keyboard shortcuts feel—for most of us, at least—so revelatory? Probably because there’s no easy way to learn them.
Individually, these features don’t make a big difference, but as a whole they can make your device much more enjoyable to use
When I started writing Advisorator, my goal was to talk about technology the same way I would with friends and family (when they let me).
Against my better judgment, I’m dedicating this issue’s feature topic to something a little offbeat.
In preparation for the inevitable Apple marketing push, here’s what you really need to know about the Apple Card.
Until last week, my Gmail inbox was a total mess.