Author: Dr. Jim Taylor

My wife has been happy with the Motorola Atrix that I bought her after trying out an iPhone (I am no fan of Apple). Her only complaint has

For some reason, AT&T had allowed me to upgrade my phone after just one year, so I’ve been waiting for the “Deathstar” to release an Android phone worthy

Hola from Spain! Because of the time change, I’m getting tech news six hours ahead of EST and nine hours ahead of the epicenter of technology, San Francisco, of

There has been some egregiously bad decision making in the news lately, highlighted by the revelations around now-former Congressman Anthony Weiner’s ongoing sexually explicit Twitter conversations and photo

Is Technology Stealing Our (Self) Identities? Our self-identities, that is, how we define and see ourselves as unique individuals, play a vital role in who we are and

I finally decided to buy a tablet because I saw that it could help me be more productive in my work, plus I wouldn’t have to carry books

I just started writing a new book that focuses on the impact of new technology on children. As I was writing one particular chapter, it struck me that

If you’ve followed my tech-related blog posts over the last few years (if you haven’t, you can catch up here), you know that I have real concerns and

I’ve been running Android 2.2 for some time now on my HTC Aria, but have never liked the Voice Dialer that has come with the ROMs I’ve used

This post is the third (and hopefully final) in an unplanned series on helping my wife choose a smartphone to replace her Palm Centro (with no data plan).