Author: Dr. Jim Taylor

I am in search of the best smartphone for my wife. She is NOT a techie and just came from a Palm Centro without a data plan, so

I’ve never been fan of Apple products. Yes, they are elegantly engineered and designed products. But I don’t like the authoritarian control that Apple asserts over its products

The march of technology is inevitable and inexorable. We can’t stop it or even slow it down and we definitely can’t reverse it (nor should we want to).

Recent research that has been making the media rounds lately has reported that when people are focused on a task they indicate that they are happier than when

I have to say it again: I really love my Aria (though not quite as much as my wife and kids). It is fast, stable, and user-friendly (though

Facebook founder and CEO, baby-faced billionaire, and unintended star of a hit (don’t miss the double meaning) film Mark Zuckerberg announced last week that it will soon be

The next time you’re walking down the street, at the gym, in an elevator, out for a run, or even at your local coffee shop, look at the

Yes, I’m back (Did you miss me that much?)! But just briefly. The one knock on Android 2.1 was that it didn’t offer voice dialing with bluetooth headsets

No, I didn’t die. I’ve just been busy with other projects. But I had to come out of semi-retirement to post two articles (second to follow shortly) on

I “bought” my Aria from AT&T over the phone a month ago. I put bought in quotes because AT&T actually paid me $150 to upgrade. First, they credited