Author: Doug Simmons

Actually yes, I just searched and I found one or two tach apps with reviews suggesting they sort of work, never mind. Well no, let me take this

“Holy crap! Where’s Simmons to interpret this shit. Bet it’s scaring the crap out of Apple investors,” wrote Jim Szymanski the other day in an internal email in

Google Fiber went live in Kansas City the other day where residents have the option of getting 5Mbps/1Mbps Internet service from Google for free. If you’ve got a

Word on the street is that Google is about to submit their own Google Maps app for iOS (yup, packin’ turn-by-turn), though Google is not optimistic that Apple

Perhaps the biggest conundrum for Android users is weighing the one-handed convenience of Swype against the God-like prediction muscle of SwiftKey, wishing, longing, yearning for a soft keyboard

Either take my word for it or do a past-hour googling of these two things yourself: “microsoft surface” -splits -splitting –defective That search got me 101 hits about

No secret that MobilityDigest has all the content you could possibly need but I’ll admit that once in a while I  check out some other sites you might

I was just catching up on our internal email and found David K bitching about his $600 Surface RT not letting him connect to his office’s virtual private

David the main idea of the Chromebook, which they try to convey in the name, is that it’s for running Chrome, period, and being able to do everything

When I write here I tuck in a transparent 1x1 gif hotlinked from my own server so that I can watch the traffic live and see who’s from