Collaborate Disseminate
Every Sunday, I have the same pointless conversation with my wife Stephanie about my need for another Sunday. She tolerates this like she tolerates most of my nonsense. But the need is real. And the solution isn’t as simple as it sounds.
That is, I’m n… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Puente (Premium)
Mark Gurman is a trusted source for Apple rumors, thanks to his insider access. But he should leave the analysis to the professionals: The last thing Apple needs is a $250 iPhone that would cheapen this premium brand and hamper revenue growth.
It’s not… Continue reading Apple Doesn’t Need a $250 iPhone (Premium)
Microsoft Edge is the default web browser and PDF reader in Windows 11, and a modern and capable successor to the Internet Explorer browser of yesteryear. It’s built on the same Chromium web platform that Google uses for Chrome, and it integrates more … Continue reading Set Up Microsoft Edge Correctly … Whether You Use It Or Not
Happy Friday! This is another monster set of questions with many deep-thought debates to consider. So buckle up, it’s going to be a long ride.
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Before getting into this, I want to figure out a plan for the ideas I mentioned in the “Some questions for… Continue reading Ask Paul: April 20 (Premium)
Like any couple, my wife and I have had our disagreements, but it’s notable—and maybe mostly luck—that we’ve had few major fights over the years, certainly nothing that either of us later regretted. And though we have real problems like anyone else, un… Continue reading Rewatchable (Premium)
The phrase “embrace and extend” was long synonymous with Microsoft, but it’s also widely misunderstood and unfairly vilified as a strategy. Worse, it’s been mischaracterized as “embrace, extend, and extinguish” and “embrace, extend, and exterminate,” l… Continue reading Embrace, Extend, and … Copilot? (Premium)
Everyone remembers Apple’s iconic “Think different” ad campaign, and many probably know that this phrase is grammatically incorrect. As a writer, that should bother me, but I always felt there was something purposefully sly happening there. Perhaps App… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Think (Premium)
Happy Friday! Let’s kick off the weekend a bit early with a great set of reader questions. Not surprisingly, many of you are wondering about the same topics I am.
Don’t worry, be happy
madthinus asks:
I want to take you to task, oh dear, an Angry Dear … Continue reading Ask Paul: April 12 (Premium)
Happy Friday! Let’s kick off the weekend a bit early with a great set of reader questions. Not surprisingly, many of you are wondering about the same topics I am.
Don’t worry, be happy
madthinus asks:
I want to take you to task, oh dear, an Angry Dear … Continue reading Ask Paul: April 12 (Premium)
We’re barely one year into the generative AI era, but we’re finally starting to understand the ways in which this technology can improve our productivity. Part of the hurdle here is our natural tendency to make AI work in familiar ways. But AI is well-… Continue reading A Tale of Three AIs (Premium)