Fighting My Own Start Menu
I finally installed the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, lost half my pinned tiles, and spent the rest of the night half-watching Rio instead of fixing it.
I finally installed the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, lost half my pinned tiles, and spent the rest of the night half-watching Rio instead of fixing it.
Samsung's Note 7 brings an iris scanner, USB-C, and a waterproof S Pen — plus some thoughts on why every phone launch now leans on a biometric party trick.
Samsung's new Note 7 (yes, 7, they skipped 6) showed up this week with an iris scanner and USB-C. Some thoughts from someone who has never once wanted a stylus.
Microsoft's free Windows 10 upgrade offer ended July 29th, but the old accessibility-page trick still activates it for free. Here's how I did it this weekend.
The free Windows 10 upgrade deadline passed on July 29th. Notes on a last-minute upgrade, what your options are now, and why you should back up before touching old hardware.
Niantic just pushed the Pokemon Go Plus wristband from late July to September, and after a week of dead batteries and dropped logins, I'm not even mad about it.
A rocket stuck a rare land landing at Cape Canaveral last week and almost nobody noticed because everyone was too busy chasing Pokemon around parking lots at midnight.
Thoughts on the Mr. Robot season two premiere, why its hacking scenes actually hold up, and the odd split-screen feeling of watching it the same week Pokemon Go ate everyone's attention.
A night spent walking loops around my own block chasing Pokemon Go, dodging crashed servers, and side-eyeing that Google account permissions prompt.
Tesla's all-stock offer to buy SolarCity has been public for a week now, and the family ties and shaky balance sheet involved make it look a lot more like a bailout than a "synergy" play.
Tesla's board offered to buy SolarCity this week in an all-stock deal worth a few billion, and the fact that Elon Musk chairs both companies and his cousin runs SolarCity is doing a lot of heavy lifting in the coverage nobody's saying out loud.
Sony priced PlayStation VR at $399 during E3 week, but the camera and Move controllers aren't included, plus some thoughts on that baffling Death Stranding trailer.