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The Pebble
I have been a "watch" guy for most of my life. Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve almost always worn a watch, usually a Timex, that lets me track time. At one point I really had the goal of … Continue reading
Six Months with the iPhone 6
A couple years ago I switched from iOS to Android, pre-ordering a Samsung Galaxy 4. I wrote about my decision and then a short term update before I moved back to my old iPhone 4S and iOS. I have a … Continue reading
Smart Gadgets
I saw this post on what a smartwatch should look like and it got me thinking. I’ve got a Kreyos watch coming (I hope) and it fulfills some of the things I was looking for, and a few that the … Continue reading
The Effective Cell Phone
I’ve written a bit about phones recently as I’ve experienced the switch back to iOS from Android. There are a few other posts in this series: Back to iOS from Android Android Annoyances Android is Better than iOS I wanted … Continue reading