Pakistan and other Muslim nations join last-minute United Nations drive to persuade Afghanistan's Taliban leaders not to destroy two ancient towering statutes of Buddha hewn out of side of mountain, B...

My daughter will never let me forget what happened next

They’re expensive, but that doesn’t make buying both unreasonable.

Apple says it isn’t. Are they right?

Apple doesn’t need to make its most powerful Mac. It needs to make a Mac whose power is allocated differently

Apple pricing is quite reasonable

It doesn’t seem ready to me.

Why can’t we have history on iOS Spotlight?

What the phrase leaves out — what the system produced, what I decided, what counted as proof, and who owns the result.

I switched between Apple’s Neo and MacBook Air for a week. Here’s the difference I only noticed after a few days.

While price increases are expected, discounts are available

The team-size threshold, the adoption data that doesn’t make the vendor pitch, and what to build instead

I switched between Apple’s Neo and MacBook Air for a week. Here’s the difference I only noticed after a few days.

Before you book a Mac repair service, try this.

Part fourteen of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. Last time: even “familiar” isn’t one fixed thing — it bends by…

Maybe they could call them Applets?

We have always taught other people how to do our jobs. We just called it onboarding.

We Really Don’t Own Anything Anymore.

BRUSHING CATS In The Early Evenings, I Would Brush Our Cats They usually gathered in my bedroom waiting for me Brushing four cats, each one patiently or impatiently awaiting their turn, was my ritual ...

The traditional technical interview was already a bad proxy. AI has made it useless

Part thirteen of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. Last time: users expect your app to work like every other app…

Part twelve of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. The last eleven parts were about what your app says. This one is…

On-call burnout at startups isn’t a scheduling problem. It’s a systems design problem you’ve been deferring

Wearable tech is both wonderful and scary

Part eleven of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. Ten parts of things going wrong: waiting, breaking, half-loading…

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Part ten of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. Last time: why one broken chart shouldn’t nuke your whole dashboard…

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Part eight of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. We’ve covered what your app says while it’s thinking, when it’s…

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Part seven of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. Last time we wrote the error message itself. This time, where it…

Apple promised 8GB was enough for on-device AI. Now we’re looking at a $250 million lawsuit, missing features, and an inevitable push…

Part six of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. We’ve covered what your app says while it’s thinking and what it says…

The biggest challenge isn’t building shortcuts — it’s knowing when a shortcut can’t be built

Part five of a series on building software people don’t quietly hate. The last three parts were about what your app says while it’s…

Why your family doesn’t need to fear the new AI updates arriving this fall

Most people use it like a sofa screen. Give it one serious job, and it quietly becomes the laptop replacement Apple keeps promising.

Shortcuts can’t read mail headers. Will Apple Intelligence be smart enough to warn us, or will it fail silently?

Why You Should Stop Tapping Your CarPlay Screen (And What to Do Instead)

If they want to make me happy