After posting a scoop on the Google Mail app for iOS, MG Siegler loses faith in Google after it turns out to be a piece of crap and is subsequently withdrawn by Google. Although he’s talking about Google’s iOS apps, … Read More
Recently, Google has redesigned its Reader product, a web-based RSS feed aggregator and reader, to somehow increase integration with Google+. Or as Brian Shi puts it: Terrible decision, or worst decision? Brian isn’t the only one. Courtney Stanton thinks Reader … Read More
While I agree with MG Siegler’s critique of the changes in Windows 8’s Explorer you have to keep in mind that Windows is not something a lot of users can choose not to use. It’s on the PCs they’re using … Read More
Nick Farina, the developer of Meridian, has written An iOS Developer Takes on Android, an interesting comparison of developing for both platforms. Meridian is an interesting app that tries to solve the problem of using location-based services indoors where GPS … Read More
Steven Wittens has developed a modern replacement for the Unix command line called TermKit. I’ve been administering Unix machines for many years now, and frankly, it kinda sucks. It makes me wonder, when sitting in front of a crisp, 2.3 … Read More
I like the idea that Jeff Bezos is willing to spend big money on R&D. But I fear it’s just another example of how we’re abandoning basic research for very narrowly-focused product research. Both are necessary, really, but we’re in … Read More
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