As usual, my thoughts on some noteworthy media and tech stories from the past week. Media Art Spiegelman withdraws his planned Marvel collection foreword Art Spiegelman, the famous creator of “Maus,”
For nearly the entire smartphone era, I’ve been a user of various Android phones, after ditching my first phone, the Palm Pre. To run down the list of smartphones I’
I’ve used Google and its variety of services a lot in the past; they’re convenient, free to use, and work across all platforms. However, lately I’ve been
Google’s Android mobile operating system turned 10 last month. Since its 2008 launch, the Android OS has gone from being part of a crowded marketplace of mobile OSes to becoming the
On September 4, 1998, Google was formally incorporated, which is considered as the company’s official “birthdate.” After 20 years, Google’s gone from being a would-be challenger to
Google’s announced that the next version of Android, previously named “Android P,” now has an official name. In keeping with the dessert-themed naming convention for Android releases (such as
A few years ago, I wrote about how Android and iOS came to dominate the mobile device space. There’d been a lot of changes since 2009, when I bought my first
Three years ago, I bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 tablet during a Black Friday sale. It’s since served me adequately as a digital comic reader and for watching
Last week, on the same day as the much-hyped total solar eclipse, Google announced the name and features of the newest version of Android. The new version of the OS will be called
Last year, I looked at the top apps in use, and how many of those I actually use. In the interest of staying current on apps, here’s a look at the
