Boss Radar

I spent some time today searching through the Mac App Store for an app that would monitor the battery status of my keyboard, mouse, and trackpad and put them in my notification center. I was unsuccessful (development opportunity!) but while searching, I did stumble…

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The Mac’s Success

Walt Mossberg has an interesting piece explaining what he calls the Mac’s second act. He makes a lot of good points about why Mac market share continues to rise. I agree with most of his points but I also think he left a few out.…

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Transporter Genesis

The Transporter has always been a consumer focussed product, until now. With the recent arrival of the Transporter Genesis, companies can host up to 24TB of data from their own server, effectively controlling their own cloud. A few years ago I wondered how long…

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Monument Valley Update

I wrote about Monument Valley when it first released. This game really pushes my buttons. I like the puzzle nature and the wonderful visual treats of watching everything unfold when you figure it out. Now they’ve got an update, The Forgotten Shores. It is…

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