Apple
Where Should The iPad Go From Here?
The iPad must stay true to its root as a simple to use slab of glass while supporting more sophisticated interaction models.
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Friday Notes Series
It's Still Friday Until Midnight
No time for writing my usual Friday Notes. Too bad, I'll publish something anyway.
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #71 — Taking a Break of (Mostly) Everything
War in Ukraine keeps my attention, even while on vacation.
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #70 — My Personal Way of Supporting Others
Helping and supporting others can take many forms. Here are two ways I’m helping others thrive.
Apple
Remembering My Story of Owning a Macintosh SE — 1987-1990
Two Floppy drives, Expandability, a Platinum Finish and A Noisy Fan. My university years Mac.
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #69 — A New Home Office
After twenty years without a dedicated office room, time has come for an upgrade.
Newsletter
Numeric Citizen Introspection Newsletter #20
War is raging in Ukraine, thanks to Russia’s unjustified invasion. Expect many war references throughout this edition of the Introspection newsletter. #apple #photography #privacyprotection #climatechange #ukrainewar #resist #stopputin
Apple
Remembering My Story of Owning a Macintosh Plus — 1986
Why put a “Macintosh Plus” label on the Front? Steve wouldn’t have allowed it.
Apple
My Experience With the Apple Studio Display
If you are searching for your first 5K external display, or coming from an LG 4K UltraFine and would like to upgrade, coupled with a MacBook or a M1 Mac mini, the Apple Studio display is an excellent but a bit expansive option.
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #68 — I’m an Open Blogger
I’m starting the open blogger movement. Will you join? But what is it?
Apple
Remembering My Story of Owning the Original Macintosh 128K — 1985
The Start of My Journey With the Macintosh. #apple #Macintosh #history
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #67 — Why Do I Like Early Mornings?
Anything that enables my creativity to flourish is welcomed. Early mornings are exactly that.