They’re bulky, require cables, and end up being something you only bring on trips. Magnetic power banks changed that. These actually get used daily because they snap on and just work. And in 2026, with Qi2 bringing MagSafe-style charging to Android, these aren’t just for iPhone anymore, they’re becoming universal. Here are the 5 most … Read more
We all have a quest for knowledge. Whether it be facts on when a particular song was released or trying to understand Quantam Mechanics from at least a high level to annoy your wife when all your dad jokes run out, we all are searching for knowledge. It can be very difficult sorting though niche … Read more
It seems I don’t even have time to write an article about someone tracking you before news of someone else tracking you illegally pops up on me. I’m starting to believe these aren’t simply isolated events so much as they’re isolated findings of wrong-doing made public in a sea of corporate tracking transgressions. Let’s start … Read more
Is the death of the internet, or at least the internet browser finally upon us? Could massive use of mobile apps and “personal pc’s” finally bring about the doom of the Google search function? Is the devious Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO and the rest of his diabolical team behind the death of the internet browser? … Read more
If you like politics you are most likely critical of the media (all of it) for spinning the truth and “changing the narrative” about the facts. Sadly, this is happening in tech and especially close to home with Windows Mobile and Windows Pocket PC before that. We (Mobility Digest team) just got done discussing this … Read more
Viewing free media content involves viewing ads, period. Nothing in life is free…yadda yadda yadda. Such is the case with YouTube that I spend loads of time on. The publishers of content get paid and then Google or YouTube makes a hefty profit. Sometimes you can get away with skipping it after a few seconds … Read more
What makes wonder such a powerful force? It is the wellspring from which engaged and expansive thinking emerges. Curiosity, an essential source of intellectual inquiry, is piqued. Your mental gears start turning and your synapses begin firing. You feel excitement and an urge to know more. Curiosity propels you to seek out an answer.
David K: Google Inc. is preparing to sell wireless service directly to consumers after striking deals with Sprint Corp. and T-Mobile US Inc., a move likely to prod the wireless industry to cut prices and improve speeds, according to people familiar with th… MarketWatch – Wednesday, January 21, 2015 http://a.msn.com/r/2/AA8smvk?a=1&m=EN-US Marti: That’s an interesting wrinkle. … Read more
This is a pretty big announcement in my opinion as Google further defines Apple as premium brand limiting their market to the more discretionary income consumer. Where that will keep investors thrilled with Apple’s margins, surely their sales will be affected. In many of the earlier iPad launched there was video footage of iPads being … Read more
Forbes has just released it’s ranking of the worlds most powerful people and as many of you could already guess the usual world leaders rank the highest on the list. Number one was Russia’s Vladimir Putin, then United States President Barack Obama, third is China’s President Xi Jinping with number 4 belonging to Pope Francis. … Read more
If you want to parachute from a height that no one else has ever done before where do you go? Well Roswell NM with the rest of the Aliens of course. So was the case with Google executive Alan Eustace at the age of 57 who decided to parachute from 25 miles up in the … Read more
If congress has a 14% approval rating, could that mean that only 14% of you would even care about what smart phone they have? Well, being that we seem heavily dominated by Windows Phone fans here, let the moaning and snide comments commence. Turns out, most of congress, 71% of them to be exact prefer … Read more