Writer & Tech Journalist
Each December going back to 2004, I've done a year in review blog post about technology. This year I'm focusing on technology trends rather than specific products. But I'll mention many of my favorite tech products as part of the review. In time, we may look back on 2016 as the beginning of the big ... Read more
With social media nowadays, it's not the true person you're seeing. Too often, it's an exaggeration and sometimes even a fake.
My novel speculates on what VR presence will be like in 2051, but there's a lot of work to be done before it becomes a reality.
2016 is the year that kickstarted Virtual Reality. But should you buy the first generation VR headsets, or wait for version two?
What will be the equivalent of Facebook in thirty-five years? There are clues today...
Amazon has gotten great at making smart Internet products. So the outlook is good/ominous (depending on your pov) for Amazon's retailing future.
Google is building an AI first world. Where we're going, we don't need mobile phones!
Would you accept a friend request from a robot? You will soon, because Facebook is building "intelligent machines."
Artificial Intelligence is making everything around us smarter. Alexa is where it's at in 2016, but Viv is the future.
I explore whether social bookmarking is relevant in the era of streams. Are hyperlinks still a thing?
Many of us didn't see Brexit coming, because we filtered out the warning signs. Here's what to do about that...
If robots will take our jobs, then our education system needs to teach our kids how to adapt.
Driverless cars, you'll embrace. But your job being automated? Not so much.
Increasingly museums are embracing digital technology - particularly mobile phones - in order to enhance your museum-going experience.
The aspect of blockchain I find most compelling is that it will enable data owners to keep track of their data - who's using it and when.