Thoughts on Apple's 2020 WWDC keynote
On Monday, Apple held this year’s annual World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote. Like everything else this year, the keynote was held virtually. Below are my thoughts on this year’
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How I set up my new Windows 10 laptop (and thoughts on switching to Windows)
Setting up Windows 10 on my new laptop, plus thoughts on switching to Windows after years on Mac OS/Linux.
Thoughts on Apple's WWDC 2019 announcements
On Monday, Apple kicked off the 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with its traditional new product announcements. There’s a lot to sort through from this year’s keynote; I give
Thoughts on 2018's Apple iPhone keynote
This year’s Apple mobile device keynote has come and gone, and with it, the usual announcements of new and upgraded Apple products. The new iPhone Xs and Xr line The biggest
Thoughts on Apple's 2018 WWDC announcements
On Monday, Apple made its traditional annual software announcements during this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). While what’s of interest might vary, here’s the high points (to
My thoughts on Apple's 2017 WWDC news
On Monday, Apple announced at its keynote the latest major product developments and releases at this year’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC). Below are my thoughts on the more noteworthy (in my
Tips to beef up your computer's security (and avoid ransomware)
A ransomware attack late last week affected various computers around the world; the hardest hit nation was the United Kingdom. There, hospitals had to turn away patients (unless it was an emergency), as
Android is now the world's most used operating system?
A few weeks ago, web analytics company StatCounter released a study that declares Android the most popular operating system in the world. For the first time, Android usage surpassed longtime champ Windows by
Windows 7 dominates desktops, while Chrome OS rules US schools
Despite being two very different operating systems, Windows 7 and Chrome OS are reportedly doing quite well in two separate areas: global desktop OS share (for Windows 7) and United States classrooms (for
Web-based tax filing for Linux and Chromebook users
Tax time is coming up for many Americans. Mac and Windows users have a range of prepackaged tax preparation software to choose from. However, Linux and Chromebook users don’t have as