In the world of technology, product management has always been about features. The race to add the most features and get them to market quickly has been the name of the game. But as we move into the future, this mindset is no longer going…
I just got a brand-new 2016 MacBook Pro, with a Touch Bar, Thunderbolt 3, and all that goodness. I’ll be collecting my impressions here.
Three photos from Adobe’s Union Square office the day Typekit Marketplace launched.
Sometimes, [someone is wrong on the Internet](https://xkcd.com/386/) and, in my self-appointed role as Twitter Batman, I seek justice by countering one wrong link or tweet with several (I would say) right ones. This time, about halfway…
Earlier today I played with iPad Pro at the mall (super briefly because I had a bored toddler waiting for me). These are my impressions:
A same-day review of Apple’s 2015 Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse 2.
Windows 10 officially shipped two days ago, on 29 July. As I write these words, today is 31 July, and I just got the following email from Microsoft:
*A response to* [*Nolan Lawson’s post “Safari is the new IE”*](http://nolanlawson.com/2015/06/30/safari-is-the-new-ie/)