The New iPad Is Just Called "The New iPad"
Apple dropped the third-gen iPad this week and just called it "the new iPad" — thoughts on the naming, the Retina screen, and why my iPad 2 isn't going anywhere yet.
The New iPad (Yes, That's Really the Name)
Apple announced the new iPad (not the iPad 3, apparently) with a Retina display and LTE this week, and I already preordered one despite not really needing it.
The New iPad (Yes, That's Really the Name)
Apple unveiled the new iPad (no "3," apparently) with a Retina display, LTE, and a quietly updated $99 Apple TV that now does 1080p.
Apple's New iPad Is Actually Just Called "The New iPad"
Apple unveiled the third-generation iPad today at Yerba Buena Center, complete with a Retina display, LTE, and a genuinely baffling naming decision.
The Kony Video Is Eating My Internet
The Kony 2012 video ate my entire Facebook feed in about six hours flat, and I'm still trying to figure out what that says about how fast things move online now.
Two Days Out From Whatever Apple's Showing Us
Counting down to Apple's March 7th event with the usual mix of rumor-site addiction and skepticism, plus a detour into Nokia's absurd 41-megapixel phone from Mobile World Congress.
I Did Not Get a Raspberry Pi
The $35 Raspberry Pi went on sale Wednesday and sold out in minutes, taking two retailer sites down with it. I refreshed a checkout page for forty minutes and got nothing.
Raspberry Pi Launch Day Chaos
Raspberry Pi finally went on sale today and promptly broke both retailers' websites, plus some late thoughts on Nokia's ridiculous 41-megapixel phone from MWC.
41 Megapixels and Nowhere to Put Them
Nokia's 41-megapixel 808 PureView stole the show at Mobile World Congress, but slapping it on Symbian feels like building a nice house on land you already sold.
41 Megapixels and a Rebrand: This Week at MWC
Thoughts on Nokia's 41-megapixel 808 PureView and HTC's new One series, both announced this week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
HTC Finally Fixes Its Own Mess With the One Series
HTC just announced the One X, One S, and One V a day ahead of Mobile World Congress, and its an actual relief to see the company drop its naming chaos for something coherent.
Everyone I Know Just Gave Tim Schafer Money
Double Fine's Kickstarter for an old-school adventure game blew past its goal in hours and hasnt slowed down since, and Im trying to figure out why it feels like such a big deal.