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December 2016

  1. How China Built ‘iPhone City’
  2. The ‘K iPhone’
  3. Prospects for the American Press
  4. Untraditional Media Companies
  5. World War Three, by Mistake
  6. Innovation in Desktop Macs
  7. Goodbye Mint, Goodbye Fever
  8. Google Is Adjusting Results to Compensate for Holocaust Denialist Sites
  9. Redefining ‘Fake News’
  10. Assorted Year-End Lists
  11. Countering Consumer Reports’ MacBook Pro Battery Tests
  12. Consumer Reports Finds Wildly Inconsistent Battery Life With New MacBook Pros
  13. FCC Republicans Vow to Gut Net Neutrality Rules “As Soon as Possible”
  14. In Latest Bid to Compete With Facebook, Twitter Unveils Grossly Inflated Video Ad Metrics
  15. Apple Indefinitely Delays ATS Requirement
  16. AirPods Latency
  17. CRTC Declares Broadband Internet Access a Basic Service
  18. AirPods Post-Launch Round-Up
  19. Uber’s Losses May Hit $3 Billion by Year’s End
  20. Twenty Years Ago, Apple Acquired NeXT
  21. The Mac
  22. 750,000 L.A. County Residents’ Personal Information Compromised by Phishing Attack
  23. Facebook Messenger Launches Group Video Chat
  24. Nine Inch Nails Announce New EP, Vinyl Reissues
  25. Google and Apple Say They Would Not Help Build a Muslim Registry
  26. Evernote Decides Not to Let Employees Read Users’ Notes
  27. ‘It’s Almost Like Recode Was in the Air Duct at Trump Tower’
  28. FCC Chair Tom Wheeler to Step Down January 20
  29. Quitting the News
  30. Facebook Is Going to Try Tackling Fake News With Fact-Checkers
  31. Trump’s Tech Summit
  32. Over One Billion Yahoo Accounts Compromised
  33. Tech Companies and a Muslim Registry
  34. The Hampered Web
  35. Apple Releases More OS Updates
  36. AirPods Are Now Available
  37. Lawsuit: Uber Retains Location Data, Staff Have Spied on Public Figures
  38. Apple Releases OS Updates, New TV App
  39. When Trump Tweets
  40. Facebook Begins a Series of Press Releases Admitting to Inaccurate Metrics
  41. AirPods Reportedly Delayed Due to Audio Synchronization Issues
  42. The Finder GUI Tax
  43. Live, for the Moment
  44. Apple Said to Fly Drones to Improve Maps Data
  45. A History of the ‘Get a Mac’ Campaign
  46. ‘Very Small Number’
  47. Tim Cook Says That the Watch Is Having Its Best Quarter Yet
  48. Joshua Topolsky and Friends Launch the Outline
  49. Tech Companies Delay Diversity Reports
  50. Apple’s Support Gap
  51. Nico Rosberg Announces His Retirement From Formula 1
  52. FCC Says AT&T and Verizon Are Violating Net Neutrality Rules
  53. WordPress Will Begin Requiring SSL for Some Features
  54. Brookings: U.S. Manufacturing Sector Is More Productive Despite Fewer Jobs
  55. Do the Twist
  56. George Hotz Releases Open-Source Autonomous Driving Software
  57. Understanding Uber’s Bleak Operating Economics
  58. Apple Is Working on a Fix for iCloud Calendar Spam

November 2016

  1. Tim Cook: AirPods Expected to Ship Within the Next Few Weeks
  2. The Tenth Anniversary of (Product) Red
  3. Default Apps on iOS
  4. New York Times Subscription Growth Soars Tenfold
  5. Seventy Years of Sony
  6. Archiving the Internet in Canada
  7. Protecting Your Web History With HTTPS
  8. Macs and ARM CPUs
  9. Twelve People Get Different Jobs
  10. Power Users and the New MacBook Pro
  11. Margaret Hamilton Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
  12. Preventing iCloud Calendar Spam
  13. In the MacBook Pros, the Connector to Nowhere Goes Somewhere
  14. Reddit’s CEO Edited User Comments Directed Towards Him
  15. Facebook Reportedly Created a Censorship Tool to Get Back Into China
  16. Speechless
  17. Billionaires Are a Unique Threat to Journalists
  18. AppNexus Bans Breitbart From Their Advertising Network
  19. Meet Trump’s FCC Advisors
  20. A Case Study of a Viral Fake News Story
  21. Unexpected Shutdown Problem Affecting Some Early Production iPhone 6S Phones
  22. Apple Reportedly Abandons Development of Wireless Routers
  23. Barack Obama on Fake News
  24. Fact-Checking Facebook
  25. Mark Zuckerberg Is in Denial
  26. What.CD Raided, Shuttered
  27. British ‘Investigatory Powers Bill’ Set to Become Law
  28. iOS’ Call History Is Being Uploaded to iCloud
  29. The Popularity of ‘Top Gear’, Fuelled by Piracy
  30. Having Presumably Solved Relentless Abuse on Their Platform, Twitter Introduces QR Codes
  31. Apple Has Eliminated Sal Soghoian’s Position
  32. More of Facebook’s Metrics Found to Be Exaggerated
  33. Twitter’s New Anti-Harrassment Tools Were Immediately Undermined by Ads
  34. Onboard Flash Storage vs. ‘Onboard Flash Storage’
  35. Crazy Talk
  36. Google to Ban AdSense on Fake News Sites
  37. Housekeeping
  38. Google’s Top News Link for ‘Final Election Results’ Goes to a Fake News Site
  39. A Wish List for the Mac App Store
  40. Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook’s Role in Promoting Fake News
  41. Facebook Questions Its Influence
  42. The Retina Divide
  43. Privacy and Data Collection During a Trump Presidency
  44. Apps for the Apple TV Can Now Be Purchased on Other Devices
  45. Music Includes User Instructions in iOS 10.2
  46. Samsung Runs Full-Page Apology Letters in Major U.S. Newspapers
  47. Fake Apps Masquerading as Popular Retailers Appearing in the App Store
  48. Some Publishers Are Seeing Significantly Increased Traffic From Apple News
  49. Explaining Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C
  50. Some Publishers are Scrapping Scummy ‘Around the Web’ Ads
  51. On Tuesday, the Guardian Will Push Up-to-the-Moment Election Notifications
  52. The Curious Case of the Diverging Analysts
  53. Gawker Settles in Favour of the Man Who Lied About Inventing Email
  54. Apple Drops Prices on First- and Third-Party USB-C Adapters
  55. When Mythical Transparent iPhones and Apple Patents Collide
  56. An Interview With Phil Schiller
  57. Talkshow App to Shut Down December 1
  58. The Apple TV
  59. RIP, Startup Chime

October 2016

  1. Why the Touch Bar Makes Sense for Professional Users
  2. Teardown Reveals New MacBook Pro Has Removable SSD
  3. Apple Discontinues the Non-Retina MacBook Pro
  4. Twitter Is Broken, Yet Vital
  5. The Death of Vine Makes the Internet a Worse Place
  6. CNet’s Interview With Apple Executives About the New MacBook Pros
  7. The New MacBook Pros
  8. Log Littering
  9. Reading Between the Lines of Next-Generation iPhone Rumours
  10. AirPods Release Delayed
  11. Apple Reports Q4 Results
  12. Kara Swisher on Tech’s White Male Problem
  13. The Wirecutter Acquisition Is Validating for Atypical Business Models
  14. The New York Times Is Buying the Wirecutter
  15. Updates Available for MacOS, WatchOS, and iOS
  16. IDC: Over 50% Decline in Year-Over-Year Smartwatch Sales for Q3
  17. Regulating the Internet of Things
  18. AT&T Reaches Deal to Buy Time Warner for More Than $80 Billion
  19. DDoS on Dyn Impacts Popular Websites, Services
  20. Google Has Quietly Dropped Their Ban on Personally Identifiable Web Tracking
  21. ‘Anniversaries Are About Getting Old’
  22. Reported Performance Discrepancies Between Intel and Qualcomm Modems in the iPhone 7
  23. Computational Photography and the Pixel
  24. Hello Again
  25. Two Twitter Offers Rumoured to Have Dissolved Due to Trolls
  26. Good Design, Inside and Out
  27. Mac-Focused Apple Event Rumoured to Be Held October 27
  28. Field Notes: Lunacy
  29. New MacBooks Still Rumoured for October
  30. A Profile of Tracy Chou
  31. Shame on Y Combinator
  32. Project Titan Reportedly Scaled Back
  33. ‘Welcome to Macintosh’ Season 3
  34. Ampholes
  35. Remembering the SR-71 Rumour Mill
  36. Well Rounded
  37. Getting Sirious
  38. The Environmental Cost of the Galaxy Note 7 Recall
  39. Walt Mossberg on Siri
  40. User Fingerprinting Through Social Media Account Login Tokens
  41. Samsung Ends Production of the Note 7
  42. An Update on the Dash App Situation
  43. AnandTech’s iPhone 7 Review
  44. Samsung Introduces the DP700C6A-X01US ‘ArtPC’
  45. Control
  46. Poor Reporting on Yahoo’s Email Snooping
  47. Purgeable Space in MacOS Sierra
  48. Samsung Acquires Viv
  49. Replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phone Catches Fire
  50. iCloud Storage Pricing
  51. Dash App Removed From Mac App Store
  52. Not OK, Google
  53. Treating Data Like Waste
  54. Other Tech Companies Respond to Yahoo’s Snooping
  55. Yahoo’s Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Year Gets Worse
  56. Dropbox’s Finder Toolbar
  57. In the DRC, Mining Cobalt for Lithium Ion Batteries
  58. What the Twitter Sale Reveals About Twitter

September 2016

  1. An In-Depth Look at Depth
  2. Customers Respond to an Apparent Hardware Defect Affecting iPhone 6 Plus Models
  3. The Scorpion Express
  4. Security Firm Claims Yahoo’s Hackers Weren’t State-Sponsored
  5. BlackBerry Stops Making Phones
  6. Features vs. Apple’s Hardline Stance on Privacy
  7. Faith in Data and Algorithms
  8. “For Some Reason”
  9. Buzzfeed’s Profile of Apple Music’s 2016 Updates
  10. Disney Rumoured to Be Working on a Twitter Bid
  11. Opt-in for Differential Privacy Features Is Unclear in iOS 10
  12. Chris Ziegler Took a Job at Apple While Working for the Verge, and Then Things Got Weird
  13. Safari and Chrome Updated to Autoplay Muted Videos on Mobile
  14. Apple Responds to Allegations of Toxic Work Environment
  15. Yahoo’s Three Hacks
  16. Yahoo Confirms Breach of Over Half a Billion User Accounts
  17. As Google Launches Allo, It Retreats on Privacy Protections
  18. Apple Previews iOS 10.1 With ‘Portrait’ Camera Mode
  19. Novelty and Legacy
  20. Transit Hits 4.0
  21. Siri Is Better, but Not Yet Brilliant
  22. MacOS Sierra
  23. Photos of Google’s Upcoming Pixel Phones
  24. New Apple Music, iPhone, and Apple Watch Ads
  25. DisplayMate Assesses the iPhone 7
  26. Pulitzers, Pardons, and the Post
  27. A Day at the Races With the iPhone 7
  28. Big Advertisers Form ‘Coalition for Better Ads’
  29. Vince Staples Reviews the More Diverse Emoji in iOS 10
  30. Stepping in It
  31. A Thousand Days
  32. Benchmarking the A10 Fusion
  33. Mic: ‘Leaked Apple Emails Reveal Employees’ Complaints About Sexist, Toxic Work Environment’
  34. iPad Pro Optimizations in the Latest Version of iWork
  35. Panic Pals
  36. How RAW Capture Makes for Better iPhone Photography
  37. Shooting Photos With the iPhones 7 in Rwanda
  38. Emoji Remix
  39. Matt Birchler Reviews WatchOS 3
  40. iOS 10: The Pixel Envy Review
  41. iOS 10 Improves Targeting Restrictions
  42. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 Recall Is a Nightmare So Far
  43. Facebook’s Trending Topics Algorithm Is a ‘Truther’
  44. Facebook Censored One of the Most Well-Known Photos of War
  45. Apple Won’t Publicize First-Weekend iPhone Sales
  46. Galaxy Note 7 Gets FAA Warning
  47. Thoughts on Today’s Apple Event
  48. Get a Mop and Call a Plumber
  49. App Store Name Lengths
  50. Various Trademarks Revealed in Advance of Tomorrow’s iPhone Event
  51. Amazon Is Working Towards Ownership of Its Entire Shipping Chain
  52. Tim Bajarin: Apple’s Control Over Its Supply Chain Is the Key to Its Success
  53. Samsung Initiates Worldwide Recall for Galaxy Note 7
  54. A Short History of Project Ara in Press Coverage Excerpts
  55. Google Shelves Project Ara
  56. Analysis of Last.fm’s 2012 Hack
  57. Managing Expectations for the Demise of the Headphone Jack
  58. Apple to Clean Up App Store Spam and Old Apps

August 2016

  1. Google Rumoured to Be Dropping ‘Nexus’ Brand With New, More Proprietary Phones
  2. Washio’s Legacy
  3. Joe Sutter, Dead at 95
  4. Final Nestination
  5. 68 Million Dropbox Users’ Account Details Were Stolen in 2012
  6. An Interview With a Former Facebook Trending Stories Curator
  7. E.U. Tightens Net Neutrality Guidelines
  8. Apple Ordered to Pay €13 Billion in Back Taxes
  9. Refreshed Macs Rumoured to Launch Later This Year
  10. Facebook’s Trending Stories Versus Clickbait
  11. Facebook Trending Stories Are Now Guided Programmatically, Obviously
  12. Spotify Is Allegedly ‘Burying’ Musicians That Also Have Exclusives on Competing Platforms
  13. Twitter Rumoured to Be Working on Keyword Filtering to Combat Harassment
  14. Keystroke Recognition via WiFi
  15. Dropbox Is Resetting Passwords That Haven’t Been Changed Since Mid-2012
  16. Shorting Lives
  17. The Trident Exploit
  18. Spotify Renegotiating Licensing Contracts
  19. Exclusives
  20. Google Search Will Penalize Mobile Sites With Interstitial Ads
  21. The Best Photo Editing App for Your iPhone
  22. Pinstapaper
  23. Apple Mart
  24. Bandcamp Is the People’s Online Music Store
  25. Blonde Bombshell
  26. Every Joke From ‘Airplane!’ Ranked
  27. The Final Vesper
  28. Net Nanny, Anew
  29. Opaque Transparency
  30. NSA Hacking Tools Leaked
  31. Taking CarPlay for a Spin
  32. Facebook’s Struggle to Build a More Diverse Workforce
  33. A Pre-Post-Mortem for Gawker
  34. Gawked
  35. NYT Now to Be Discontinued August 29
  36. Twitter to Roll Out Quality Filter to All Users
  37. Generated Maps of Fantasy Worlds
  38. NPR to Drop Comments on Their Website
  39. Verizon Has Offered to Force Apps Onto Users’ New Android Phones
  40. Apple’s Presentation at Black Hat
  41. WordPress Version 4.6
  42. Intel to Produce 10nm ARM Processors
  43. Google Is Discontinuing Google Plus’ Hangouts on Air
  44. Sportsball Is Rumoured to Be Coming to the Apple TV via Twitter
  45. VBR MP3s and AVFoundation
  46. Breadth and Depth
  47. Google Plus Continues Its Slow March Towards the Sunset
  48. Maybe an OLED Strip Could Bring QuickType to the Mac
  49. Cat and Mouse
  50. Apple Rumoured to Be Working on a MacBook Pro Overhaul
  51. John Oliver Isn’t Responsible for Saving Journalism
  52. ‘A Honeypot for Assholes’
  53. Creepy Email Spam From Criteo
  54. Snapchat Releases, Then Pulls, ‘Yellowface’ Selfie Filter
  55. Diversity of Tech Companies by the Numbers: 2016 Edition
  56. Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish
  57. Facebook Says That It Will Override Ad Blockers
  58. Slides From Apple’s Presentation at Black Hat USA (PDF)
  59. Google Debuts New Photos Commercial
  60. Tweaked First-Generation Apple Watch Rumoured to Release Alongside New Model
  61. A Rough Week for Twitter Communications
  62. Don’t Mention the Games
  63. A Minimum Expectation of Privacy
  64. Amicus Curiæ of Designers Submits a Brief in Favour of Apple (PDF)
  65. Samsung Files for a Design Patent Using Drawings of an Apple Watch
  66. The Audacity of Copying Well
  67. Comcast Exploring Plans to Sell Customers’ Web Browsing Data to Advertisers
  68. Yahoo Is Investigating a Possible Leak of 200M Accounts
  69. Apple Releases Its 2016 Corporate Diversity Stats
  70. The Outline of Joshua Topolsky
  71. Glow App Exposed Women to Privacy Threats
  72. Google to Automatically Link to AMP Results When Available
  73. Over 100 Redesigned and More Diverse Emoji Coming With iOS 10
  74. Boys Don’t Cry
  75. The Most Popular Product of All Time

July 2016

  1. The Dirty Thirties
  2. Intuition and iOS
  3. The Amazon-to-eBay Arbitrage Scheme
  4. Microsoft to Lay Off Nearly Three Thousand Nokia Employees
  5. Another Analyst Offers Tim Cook Some Advice
  6. Don’t Cry for Yahoo
  7. You Know What’s Cool?
  8. Apple Reports Third Quarter Results
  9. Illegally Downloading Music Like It’s 1999
  10. Transit Cartography
  11. An Interview With Kara Swisher
  12. Koenigsegg’s Analysis of Their Nurburgring Accident
  13. A Short History of Yahoo Acquisition Attempts
  14. PonoMusic Goes Dark for Several Weeks as the Company Switches Providers
  15. Verizon Said to Announce $4.8 Billion Yahoo Takeover Tomorrow
  16. Stellar.io Has Officially Shut Down
  17. Verizon Is Close to Acquiring Yahoo
  18. Make America Colbert Again
  19. Homeland Security Tried to Confiscate a WSJ Reporter’s Phones
  20. Pixellating or Blurring Text in Photoshop Creates Identifiable Patterns
  21. Limiting Harassment, Not Speech
  22. Apple and Formula 1
  23. Leslie Jones and Harassment on Twitter
  24. iTunes Match Audio Fingerprinting Is Coming to Apple Music
  25. Tech Companies and Diversity Hiring
  26. Windows 10 to Miss Billion-Device Goal Deadline
  27. Diversity Is a Broken Product
  28. Excuse Season Rapidly Approaches
  29. The Playlist Makers
  30. U.S. Federal Court Rules That Home Computer Users Have No Expectation of Privacy
  31. Remember the Halcyon Days of Facebook Bots?
  32. Registration for XOXO 2016 Is Now Open
  33. IDC Estimates That Macintosh Sales Slipped at Nearly Twice the Market Rate
  34. Seeking Theresa May’s Web Browsing History
  35. Facebook Starts Testing End-to-End Encryption in Messenger
  36. Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Fails Water Resistance Test
  37. Facebook Explains Censorship Policy for Live Video
  38. Facebook, Life’s New Gatekeeper
  39. This Is the Year the Home Screen Dies, Again
  40. A Golden Clause for Mozilla
  41. Grey Group Returns Award, Is Kind of a Dick About It
  42. BBEdit 11.6
  43. E.U. Approves Network Security Law
  44. The Danger of Dependencies
  45. Google to Stop Running Flash Ads in January 2017
  46. ‘Unnecessary BS’
  47. ‘No Longer Available’ in iCloud Music Library
  48. The Hidden Price of Convenience
  49. LinkedIn Shopped Itself to Microsoft, Salesforce, Google, and Others
  50. Whither the Webpage
  51. Apple Replies to Spotify’s Claims, Says They’re Full of Shit
  52. A Sociological Perspective on the Moral Economy of Tech
  53. Facebook to Discontinue Paper July 29
  54. Apple Reportedly Exploring a Tidal Acquisition

June 2016

  1. Apple Is Reportedly Not Approving a Spotify App Update
  2. Facebook Is Updating Their Feed Rankings to Prioritize Friends
  3. The Tenth Anniversary of the Switch to Intel
  4. MFi Specifications for Lightning Headphones
  5. The Moral Economy of Tech
  6. Facebook Admits, Then Denies, Using Location Data to Suggest Friends
  7. Chris Vickery Has a Copy of the World-Check Crime Watchlist
  8. Twitter’s Temporary Following Feature
  9. Homescreen App Rejected by Apple for ‘Intellectual Property’ Violation
  10. On Using Google Trends for Statistical Research
  11. New in Notifications
  12. U.S. Customs Proposes Collecting Social Media Handles of Foreign Travellers
  13. Grey Group Childishly Defends ‘I Sea’ App
  14. Michael Flarup’s Thoughts on the Official Apple App Icon Template
  15. Differential Privacy Features Will Be Opt-In in iOS 10
  16. Apple Discontinues the Thunderbolt Display
  17. The Path of Least Resistance
  18. Reporters Imprisoned
  19. C-SPAN Is Now Broadcasting via Periscope and Facebook Live
  20. Snapchat Has a History of Copying Artists
  21. Apple Understands Photography, I’m Pretty Sure
  22. The Sound of Lightning
  23. Big, Bold, and Beautiful
  24. Facebook Votes to Keep Peter Thiel on Their Board
  25. A Translation of Tronc’s Internal Brand Introductory Video
  26. Apple Pulls ‘I Sea’ From the App Store
  27. iOS 10 and the iPad
  28. The Talk Show at WWDC
  29. Unlockable swift
  30. Fumblr
  31. That iMessage-on-Android Rumour, Post-WWDC
  32. Apple Is Allowing App Store Ad Bids on Competitors’ Names
  33. Backchannel Is Moving to Condé Nast
  34. Digging Into the Dev Documentation for APFS
  35. All LinkedIn With Nowhere to Go
  36. Next Steps for Legacy Plug-Ins
  37. Billboard Interviews the Executive Team Behind Apple Music
  38. Peter Thiel’s Lawyer v. Gawker — Again
  39. U.S. Court of Appeals Upholds Classification of ISPs as Utilities
  40. Differential Privacy
  41. More on Deleting Default Apps in iOS 10
  42. Remove Default Apps in iOS 10
  43. RNI Films
  44. Gawker Files for Bankruptcy
  45. Ruin Your Google Search History
  46. Picking and Choosing
  47. (Kind Of) Clarifying App Store Subscriptions
  48. VSCO Updated With New Interface
  49. More on App Subscriptions
  50. Lumia 650 Photo Samples
  51. One Week With the Microsoft Lumia 650
  52. Major Changes Coming to the App Store Ahead of WWDC
  53. U.K. House of Commons Passes Mass Surveillance Bill
  54. The Alexa Opportunity
  55. How Might a Siri API Work?
  56. The Rise of the Guilt-Ridden ‘No’
  57. Wired Magazine, 1993-1995
  58. Waze Against the Machine
  59. Cartography Differences in Apple Maps and Google Maps
  60. Fixing App Store Discovery
  61. Icons vs. Textual Labels in UI Design
  62. A Look at Twitter After Nearly a Year Under Jack Dorsey
  63. LinkedIn’s Sloppiness Hurts Us All
  64. Tony Fadell is Leaving Nest
  65. New York Above 800 Feet
  66. Christmas in June
  67. Outages Across iCloud Services
  68. Apple Releases Updated Version of iOS 9.3.2 for 9.7-Inch iPad Pro
  69. Police Are Now Filing Warrants for Android’s Stored Location Data
  70. All Major Canadian Banks Now Support Apple Pay
  71. Apple Reportedly Prepping a 5K Thunderbolt Display
  72. Mark Gurman No Longer at 9to5Mac

May 2016

  1. Facebook Reportedly Planning to Add Encryption to Messenger
  2. Microsoft’s Upgrade Deceptions Are Undermining Windows 10
  3. Seven Hundred Million
  4. Every Default OS X Desktop Picture
  5. Facebook Begins Allowing Advertisers to Target Non-Users
  6. Motorola Is on Its Way Out at Lenovo
  7. The Similarity of Differences
  8. Adobe Addresses ProRes Support on Windows
  9. TD Canada Training Employees on Apple Pay
  10. A Nineteenth-Century ASCII Mystery
  11. Microsoft to Stop Making Smartphones
  12. Meet VocalIQ
  13. Apple Reportedly Working on Siri API, Hardware Companion
  14. Twitter Officially Announces Changes to Character Counting in Tweets
  15. Machine Learning Bias
  16. Streaming Apps
  17. Illegal Numbers
  18. Allo and Duo
  19. New Union Square Apple Store Opening on Saturday
  20. Apple Is Promoting Auxiliary WWDC Events
  21. A 1-Million-Site Measurement and Analysis of Online Tracking
  22. Google Assistant
  23. On the Female Gendering of Bots
  24. A Collection of iTunes 12.4-Related Links
  25. The Ironic Loss of the Postmodern Best Store Facades
  26. ‘You Were Born Here; You Bought This; You Made This; You Posted These’
  27. The Unbearable Lightness of Being Yourself
  28. MCX Postpones Rollout of CurrentC
  29. AnandTech’s iPhone SE Review
  30. ‘Shrink It and Pink It’ Done Right
  31. Even Neil Young Isn’t Using Pono
  32. Dark Patterns
  33. Twitter to Stop Counting Photos and Links in Character Limit
  34. Apple Releases OS X 10.11.5, iTunes 12.4
  35. Apple Releases iOS 9.3.2
  36. Jason Scott Is Archiving Thousands of Hip-Hop Mixtapes
  37. When Worse Is Better
  38. Apple Has Dramatically Reduced App Review Time
  39. Apple Invests $1B in Didi Chuxing, China’s Uber
  40. Automattic to Offer .blog TLD
  41. On Using Digital Music News as a Source
  42. Mistrust of Facebook’s Trending Topics
  43. The Natural History of Palatino
  44. Emoji, Racism, and Entitlement
  45. The Panic Sign
  46. Instagram’s New Icon
  47. Criteo and AdRoll, the Web’s Cookie Monsters
  48. All Five Major Canadian Banks to Support Apple Pay
  49. Siri Creators Debut Viv
  50. The Future of Food, According to Silicon Valley
  51. 3D Printing the Void
  52. What’s the Yams?
  53. Ten Months of Apple Music
  54. Apple Music Isn’t Wiping Your Library
  55. Sebastiaan De With Reviews the Leica M
  56. An Interview With Matt Haughey
  57. Thoughts on the Apple TV After Six Months
  58. Apple Pay and the Future of Wallets
  59. Five-Finger Education Discount
  60. Still Probably Not Wright
  61. A Mindset for Change
  62. Historical iPhone Screen Sizes
  63. Man Alive Again

April 2016

  1. Intel’s Smartphone SoCs Officially Cancelled
  2. The Convergence of Emoji
  3. ‘Sorry, You Don’t Understand’
  4. Apple Announces New Apple Music API
  5. Google Hires Motorola CEO Rick Osterloh as SVP for New Unified Hardware Division
  6. iPhone SE Demand Is ‘Overwhelming’
  7. Americans Are Keeping Their Phones Longer
  8. Not ‘For Me’
  9. Picking Apart Apple’s Q2 2016 Numbers
  10. ‘Your Problem Is That You Make Shit’
  11. Uncanny Valley
  12. The Amazingly Underwhelming Apple Watch
  13. Pegatron Allowed Bloomberg Access to a Factory
  14. Fail Whale
  15. MacOS and the ‘It Just Works’ Mantra
  16. All Apple Watch Apps Must Be Native Apps Starting on June 1
  17. Personal Information From 90 Million Mexican Voters Was Left Online, Unsecured
  18. FTC to Crack Down on Cross-Browser Tracking
  19. Android Attack
  20. Prince: Technologist and Luddite
  21. Search in the App Store
  22. Looking at the Future
  23. Ad Tech Is Completely Broken
  24. San Francisco Mono
  25. Red Lights
  26. A Blast From the Past
  27. European Commission Sends Statement of Objections to Google
  28. Option to Log in With iCloud Password Removed in OS X 10.11.4
  29. Apple Starts Rolling Out Web Previews for tvOS App Links
  30. Helena, the Mysterious Startup
  31. Minor MacBook Improvements
  32. MapKit.js
  33. WWDC 2016 Officially Announced
  34. NASA’s Fabled 1970s Graphics Manual Reprinted
  35. Media Websites Battle Faltering Traffic
  36. Facebook’s Messenger Bots Are Frustrating
  37. WWDC 2016 To Be Held June 13 – 17
  38. The App Effect
  39. QuickTime for Windows Has Reached End-of-Life
  40. Researchers Brute-Force Shortened Links
  41. Motor Trend’s Fake Apple Car
  42. Apple Reportedly Pursuing Search Improvements in the App Store
  43. The RCMP Has the Master Encryption Key for Every BlackBerry
  44. Microsoft Sues for Right to Tell Customers When Government Requests Emails
  45. Ben Brooks on Consolidating 3D Touch and the Long Press
  46. Good News for Electronic Privacy, for Once
  47. FBI Reportedly Paid a Security Research Team for Vulnerability
  48. Earnest
  49. The Layer Between You and the Future
  50. Semi-Automated Podcast Transcription
  51. The Mac Product Grid
  52. (F)utility
  53. An IP Mapping Glitch Turned a Kansas Farm Into a Digital Hell
  54. Now You Can Never Leave Facebook
  55. Airports Designed for Everyone but the Passenger
  56. On 3D Touch
  57. ‘Ludicrous, Dangerous, and Technically Illiterate’
  58. Publishers React to the Brave Browser’s Ad Manipulation
  59. Personal Data Leaked From 100 Million Citizens of Turkey and the Philippines
  60. Improving the Apple Watch Through Better Software
  61. White House Reportedly Declines to Support Encryption Legislation
  62. iTunes Metadata Suggests Forthcoming Ability to Hide Stock Apps on iOS
  63. Yahoo’s Financials Reveal a Meltdown
  64. Medium-Sized Publications to Move to Medium
  65. HP Has a New Logo Maybe
  66. Nestitute
  67. The Making of Amazon’s Echo
  68. Alphabet’s Nest to Brick Revolv Products
  69. The Macs Apple Was Selling in 1996
  70. Dillan’s Voice
  71. AP to Lowercase “Internet”
  72. John Moltz’s Review of the iPhone SE
  73. IFTTT Reaches Out to Pinboard
  74. John Gruber’s Review of the iPhone SE
  75. Checks and Balances
  76. 40 Years of Apple
  77. Google’s Tasteless April Fools’ Day Gag

March 2016

  1. Mac OS X, Which Became OS X, Might Become macOS
  2. FBI Agrees to Help Arkansas Prosecutors Open iPhone
  3. WebKit’s New Feature Status Page
  4. Introducing Safari Technology Preview
  5. F u nest
  6. Heroically Lazy
  7. Tidal Says It Has Three Million Paying Users
  8. FBI Successfully Unlocks iPhone
  9. The App Store’s Golden Opportunity
  10. Instagram Users Prompting Followers to Turn on Notifications in Preparation for an Algorithmic Feed
  11. Kanye West’s Technological Gamble
  12. Recode: Apple Pay for Mobile Websites Coming Later This Year
  13. Apple Is Selling Microsoft Office as an iPad Pro Accessory
  14. Aapl.De.App
  15. Apple’s Privacy Czars
  16. Garry Shandling, Dead at 66
  17. Rottenest
  18. About the iPad Pro’s Embedded Apple SIM
  19. Apple’s Naming Conventions
  20. Really Sad
  21. Camera.app Pauses Audio Playback
  22. Biggie Smalls
  23. The Past, Present, and Future of Twitter
  24. The DOJ Cancels Their Genius Bar Appointment
  25. New Apple Watch Bands
  26. Apple Releases iOS 9.3, watchOS 2.2, tvOS 9.2, and OS X 10.11.4
  27. The Art of an Apple Event
  28. Microsoft Hired ‘Erotic Schoolgirl’-Themed Dancers for an Xbox Event
  29. Apple Engineers Could Refuse to Comply With the FBI’s Requests
  30. Six Months Later, and Game Centre is Still Broken
  31. Confessions of a Sponsored Content Writer
  32. Strange Bedfellows
  33. Apple Files Their Final Response to the DOJ
  34. NYT Strengthens Rules Governing Anonymous Sourcing
  35. Apple Releases Its Proprietary Apple News Format
  36. ‘It’s No One’s Business but Yours’
  37. John Oliver’s Take on the Apple-FBI Encryption Case
  38. The U.S. Government Is Very Afraid of Smartphones They Can’t Access
  39. Bruce Sewell on a Media Conference Call
  40. The DOJ Threatens to Seize the iOS Source Code
  41. NSA Data Will Soon Be Used for U.S. Domestic Policing
  42. Sir Ken Adam, Dead at 95
  43. The Force Quit Fallacy
  44. ‘Let Us Loop You In’
  45. Eric Schmidt, iPhone User
  46. Wired’s Tired Flickr Article
  47. Mr. Fart’s Favorite Colours
  48. ‘Polaris’ Framework Loads Web Pages One-Third Faster
  49. Aperture Migration Plan
  50. How FOIA Reform Was Killed
  51. Someone With Tiny Hands
  52. Apple Approves, Then Pulls FlexBright Display Adjustment App
  53. The Verge Reviews the New Samsung Galaxy Models
  54. The Spaceship Rises
  55. Federighi: The FBI Wants to Roll Back Security
  56. Verizon Fined for ‘Supercookie’ Privacy Violation
  57. New OS X Ransomware KeRanger Infected Transmission BitTorrent Client
  58. Ray Tomlinson Dies
  59. 11 Across: “Crib”
  60. Test Case, Please Ignore
  61. On Dormant Cyber Pathogens and Unicorns
  62. Amazon Drops Encryption Support From Its Fire Products
  63. All These Straws and So Few People to Grasp at Them
  64. Older OS X Installers Are Affected by App Store Certificate Expiration
  65. The Mickey Mouse Club
  66. The FBI’s Tragic Mistakes in San Bernardino
  67. More on Digital Textbooks
  68. Textbooks on the iPad
  69. Eric Schmidt Goes to the Pentagon
  70. Apple and the FBI Testify Before Congress
  71. Developers Review Apple’s App Review Process
  72. Digital Maps Are Inaccurate in China by Design
  73. “It Also Comes Standard With Apple CarPlay”
  74. New York Judge Rules Against Justice Department’s Use of All Writs Act

February 2016

  1. Still Disconnected
  2. The 2015 Barvd Roundup
  3. Apple Event on March 21
  4. Apple Blacklists Its Own Ethernet Driver
  5. Prioritize Wi-Fi Networks on Your iOS Device
  6. Obama Administration Set to Expand Sharing of Data That NSA Intercepts
  7. Diversity Is Critical in Company Culture
  8. Here Come the Reinforcements
  9. Motion to Vacate
  10. Apple to Improve iCloud Encryption
  11. Updating Netflix’s Recommendations for Near-Worldwide Support
  12. Lock It All Down
  13. Extending Your Smartphone Battery Life
  14. Ample Concern
  15. The Propaganda of Pantone
  16. Exploring the Secure Enclave
  17. DOJ Seeking Data From Twelve More iPhones
  18. An Adjustment of FBI Director James Comey’s Blog Post for Candour
  19. Twitter Hires Natalie Kerris for PR
  20. The iPad-Only Life
  21. Sony Announces the New Xperia X Series
  22. Apple, China, the FBI, and the NYT
  23. Strategy Analytics Estimates Decent Apple Watch Sales Figures for 2015
  24. LG’s Next Phone Rumoured to Feature Expansion Slots
  25. More Links About the Apple-FBI Story
  26. NYT Pulls Mentions of China From Article About Apple’s Encryption Case
  27. A Profile of Apple SVP of Hardware Technologies Johny Srouji
  28. RIP, Error 53
  29. Apple’s Privacy Stance Draws Weak-Ass Copycat Peer Responses
  30. Health and Privacy at Work
  31. Spying on Apple
  32. Establishing Precedent
  33. Tim Cook Responds to the Court’s Order
  34. Notes on Apple’s Ordered Intrusion of the San Bernardino iPhone
  35. Judge Rules That Apple Must Help Decrypt Terrorist’s iPhone
  36. Craig Mod Reviews the Leica Q
  37. Proper Support for Apple Pay in Canada Is Getting Closer
  38. The Kanye Effect
  39. The Shirt and Hair Show
  40. Twitter Addressing the Dot-Reply Convention
  41. Inside the Kanye West Think Tank
  42. Here Comes the Algorithmic Timeline
  43. Twitter Links to Be Fixed in Next Major Version of Safari
  44. Google Deprecated Security Questions
  45. The Apple Watch and Mechanical Watches
  46. Press Coverage of Twitter’s Announcements From Today
  47. Zero Rating and Net Neutrality
  48. Apple TV to Gain Dictation, Siri App Store Search
  49. Trusty Support
  50. Google Cracking Down on Ad Blockers in the Play Store
  51. Tim Cook Holds Town Hall
  52. Brown Note
  53. Walt Mossberg: Apple’s Apps Need Work
  54. Apple Event Rumoured for March 15
  55. Firewatch Is Now Available for Preorder
  56. Uber Is Paying Some of Its Workforce Less Than Minimum Wage
  57. Apple Relaunches “Shot on iPhone” Campaign for the 6S

January 2016

  1. Unbundled
  2. The Long Goodbye for Windows Phone
  3. USB 3 Interferes With 2.4 GHz WiFi and Bluetooth Signals
  4. Apple Recalls Non-US, Non-UK AC Adapters
  5. Facebook is Shutting Down Parse
  6. Anywhere But Medium
  7. Respectfully Requested Default Options for the New “Schedule to Publish” Feature on Medium, Because Time Is a Construct
  8. Oracle Discontinuing Their Java Web Browser Plugin
  9. Drone Voyeur
  10. The 2015 Panic Report
  11. Apple’s Q1 2016
  12. Hi, I’m Nick, and I’m a Very Unimportant Twitter Person
  13. iPhone 5SE Rumours
  14. Collector Edition iPods
  15. An Unusual Commission, Indeed
  16. Localized Hardware
  17. Anandtech’s iPad Pro Review
  18. Google Reportedly Employs Over a Thousand People to Fight “Bad” Ads
  19. AT&T CEO Says U.S. Congress Should Determine Encryption Policies
  20. Billion Dollar Baby
  21. “Kind of Unwelcoming”
  22. Apple Releases iOS GarageBand Update and New Music Memos App
  23. Extending the Life of an iPod Mini
  24. What Three Words
  25. DRC Cobalt Linked to Battery Suppliers for Major Companies
  26. Apple Releases Latest EEO-1 Diversity Report
  27. Videos From the Layers Design Conference
  28. App Store Prices to Increase in Many Countries
  29. Wikipedia Turns 15
  30. Apple’s Diversity Distraction
  31. The New Way of Bypassing Gatekeeper: The Same as the Old Way
  32. Next Year Is Perpetually the Year of Linux on the Desktop
  33. A Fix for Malfunctioning Twitter URLs in El Capitan Is in the Works
  34. Political TV Ad Archive
  35. No Backdoors
  36. Jon Ronson on Monocle
  37. Josh Topolsky Rumoured to Be Launching a Media Startup
  38. Apple Rumoured to Be Stepping Back From In-House iAds
  39. Twitter’s Brainstorming Notes for Potential New Features
  40. Hi, I’d Like to Add Myself to the New Yorker
  41. Today’s Popular Websites on the Original iPhone
  42. iCloud Sync Outside of the App Store
  43. Fifteen Years of iTunes
  44. Apple Previews iOS 9.3
  45. The Speed of Life
  46. There Sure Is a Lot of Smoke Coming From This Headphone Jack Rumour
  47. Remember Jelly?
  48. NYPL Puts 180,000 Public Domain Images Online
  49. Tinkering and Repairing
  50. Meanwhile, on Apple’s Other App Stores…
  51. Five Years of the Mac App Store
  52. Twitter Reportedly Considering Much Longer Character Limit in Tweets
  53. Picking Apples

2015 720

December 2015

  1. The New Twitter for Mac Doesn’t Support Twitter’s Latest Features
  2. AVG Exposes Chrome User Data With “Security” Plugin
  3. “Placebo-Based Demand Is Still Demand”
  4. Apple Watch Revisited
  5. On Juniper’s Backdoor and the NSA’s Role
  6. The New iPod
  7. China Passes Far-Reaching Surveillance Bill
  8. An Exploration of the Revised Multitasking UI in iOS 9
  9. Netflix’s New Video Compression Scheme
  10. Audio Files
  11. Lossless Files Rumoured to Be Coming to Apple Music
  12. Unwrapping the Mast Brothers
  13. GeoGuessr App Now Available for iOS
  14. Apple’s In-House Chip Edge
  15. Clones and Licensing
  16. The Evolution of Autoplay
  17. Apple Promotes Jeff Williams, Adds App Stores to Phil Schiller’s Responsibilities
  18. iCloud Music Library’s Metadata Isn’t Getting Better
  19. The Roaring ’20’s
  20. More Responsive Taps in WebKit on iOS
  21. HIV-Positive Dating App Leaked User Data
  22. Reference Design
  23. On Intersectionality in Tech
  24. Being a Better Ally to Women and People of Colour in Tech
  25. Apple Is Placing Popup Ads for the iPhone 6S in the App Store
  26. Probably Not Wright
  27. The Website Obesity Crisis
  28. Young ‘Digital Natives’ Naïve About Internet Advertising
  29. Slide Camera
  30. A New Remote App Is Coming
  31. U.S. Senator Pursues Legislation to Cripple Encryption
  32. Apple Releases iOS 9.2, OS X 10.11.2, tvOS 9.1, and watchOS 2.1
  33. Confidential and Proprietary
  34. Apple Says That Its Maps App Is Used Three Times as Often as Google’s on iPhones
  35. Apple Introduces iPhone 6S Smart Battery Case
  36. Low-Hanging Fruit
  37. Apple Begins Rolling Out 100,000-Song iTunes Match Limit
  38. Facebook Shutters Creative Labs
  39. Dropbox to Shut Down Mailbox, Carousel
  40. Apple Sneaks a USB 3.0-Compatible Lightning Port Into the iPad Pro
  41. Zack Shapiro: “Mailbox Has Been Abandoned”
  42. Bohemian Coding Removes Sketch From the Mac App Store
  43. Swift Goes Open Source
  44. “The VSCO of Live Photos”
  45. The Sweet Setup’s iPhone 6S Case Roundup
  46. Thoughts on Flash
  47. Raising the Bar
  48. Abuse Tourism
  49. Thoughts on the Inevitable Demise of the 3.5mm Audio Jack on the iPhone

November 2015

  1. Can a MacBook Pro Replace Your iPad?
  2. Fitness and the Apple TV
  3. The Samantha Bielefeld Fraud Matters
  4. MacBook Charger Teardown
  5. Blogs by Women
  6. Living in a Different World
  7. Google Buries Yelp and TripAdvisor Results, Claims Its’s a Bug
  8. Workflow Gets WordPress Actions
  9. Unjust paris attacks
  10. Baffle Web Trackers by Obfuscating Your Behaviour
  11. Whatever Happened to Midori?
  12. Excerpts From Apple’s 1993 Brand Guidelines
  13. Jimmy Iovine’s Vaguely Misogynistic Comments
  14. Travelling Indonesia With an iPhone 6S
  15. Limiting the iPad’s Software Potential
  16. Calvin and Hobbes Turns Thirty
  17. Reinventing the Pencil
  18. The Space Doctor’s Big Idea
  19. A Trip Through iOS 5.1.1
  20. Instagram to Disable Full-Feed API
  21. A Smarter App Store Search Engine
  22. Not on the Mac App Store
  23. Google Redesigns and Pivots Google+ Again
  24. Apple Pay (Kind Of) Launches in Canada
  25. Rdio Bites the Dust
  26. The Imagined Apple
  27. The Advertising Bubble
  28. Advertisers Using Inaudible Sound to Connect Ad Profiles on Different Devices
  29. Vizio Sells “Highly-Specific Viewing Data” to Advertisers
  30. Apple Patches Mac App Store Certificate Bug
  31. On the iPad Pro’s Unchanged Springboard
  32. No One Minding the Store
  33. The Apple Pencil
  34. The Smart Keyboard
  35. Federico Viticci’s iPad Pro Review
  36. Visiting Amazon’s New Bookstore
  37. Belgian Court Tells Facebook to Stop Tracking Non-Users
  38. Comcast’s Memo on Their New Data Caps
  39. The Guilded Age
  40. The New Favicon
  41. Full Text of TPP Released
  42. Proposed Bill to Require Record of U.K. ISP Customers’ Access for One Year
  43. Red Hearts
  44. Ununlimited, Again
  45. Fuzziness and Friction
  46. “Secure Empty Trash” is No Longer Available In El Capitan
  47. Pew’s Technology Device Ownership Survey
  48. New apple tv features

October 2015

  1. Stop Doubting
  2. Apple TV’s Siri Search to Include Apple Music Early Next Year
  3. Apple TV Review Roundup
  4. Inside Apple’s Perfectionism Machine
  5. Apple’s Q4 2015 Results
  6. European Parliament Votes Against Net Neutrality
  7. Microsoft Opens Flagship Store on Fifth Avenue
  8. An Imagined Conversation Between Airbus and a China Airlines Representative
  9. Facebook Says They’ve Partially Fixed the iOS App’s Egregious Battery Drain
  10. 1989–1993 in Kmart Background Music
  11. White Should Not Be the Default
  12. An Analysis of San Francisco
  13. CISA Moves Forward
  14. RedTube
  15. Apple Music Has 6.5 Million Paying Subscribers
  16. Remember Tidal?
  17. The Magic Keyboard
  18. Apple Isn’t in the Business of Decrypting iPhones
  19. Aaron Sorkin Versus the Internet
  20. The HTC One A9
  21. Apple to Replace Defective Retina Macbook Pro Displays
  22. Rumble in the Jungle
  23. Fuzzy User Interfaces
  24. On the Positioning of the Lightning Port on the Magic Mouse 2
  25. IAB: ‘We Messed Up’
  26. Apple Updates iWork for iOS and OS X
  27. What Do We Really Know About Osama Bin Laden’s Death?
  28. The Drone Papers
  29. Facebook Says They’re Aware of Egregious Battery Drain in Their iOS App
  30. Gary Allen of IFO Apple Store Has Passed Away
  31. The Accelerated Mobile Pages Project
  32. Apple Explains How Wi-Fi Assist Works
  33. Apple’s Insurmountable Platform Advantage
  34. The Background Data and Battery Usage of Facebook’s iOS App
  35. Twitter Announces Layoffs
  36. Behind the Scenes of the New iMac and ‘Magic’ Accessories
  37. Apple Accounting Games Games
  38. “What Do You Think?”
  39. The Slow Death of Comments
  40. Bunkmarks
  41. A Year of Apple Pay
  42. I’ve Stopped Using Piwik
  43. Charts in Tweetbot 4
  44. Apple’s Dual-Sourced A9 SoC
  45. Apps Removed From Sale Are Un-Unavailable From Both App Stores
  46. A Look at What Hermès Means to Watch Lovers
  47. “Makes You Wonder”
  48. Vice’s “Motherboard” Switches Off Comments
  49. Ars Technica’s Android 6 Review
  50. American Apparel Files for Bankruptcy Protection
  51. An Analysis of OS X Releases
  52. Nihilistic Password Security Questions
  53. iFixIt Violates Apple NDA, Gets Punished, Complains
  54. Amazon to Ban Sale of Apple TV and Google Chromecast
  55. Tweetbot 4

September 2015

  1. Microsoft to Open First Flagship Retail Stores
  2. The iPhone 6S and Water Resistance, Again
  3. Apple Music, iTunes Movies, and iBookstore Now Available in China
  4. Ads That Follow
  5. Day One Free Trials of Apple Music End Today
  6. Privacy as a Product
  7. The Biggest Startup in the World
  8. Ars Technica’s El Capitan Review
  9. If It Ain’t Fixed, Break It
  10. Previously-Purchased, Discontinued Software Unavailable for Download in Both App Stores
  11. The Artist Visualizing the Surveillance State
  12. On the Supposed Water Resistance of the iPhones 6S
  13. iPhone 6S Water Resistance
  14. Facebook Notes Gets Some Love
  15. Rule Britannia
  16. Post-Privacy
  17. Toll, Please
  18. The Transcript of ‘What Happens Next Will Amaze You’
  19. Solitude in Solidarity
  20. Ignore This Post, Samantha Will Be Fine
  21. The Apple Bias Is Real
  22. John Gruber’s iPhones 6S Review
  23. Shut Up for iOS
  24. White House Report Says Broadband Is a “Core Utility”
  25. Generative E-Book Covers
  26. Take Two
  27. iOS 9 Already Reportedly at 50% Adoption
  28. The iPad Pro Potential
  29. Ticked
  30. On Content Blockers
  31. Sonya Mann’s Journalism Spend
  32. The Evolution of the Apple Store
  33. Just Enough Memory
  34. A Rolling List of iOS 9 Content Blockers
  35. iOS 9: The Pixel Envy Review
  36. Apple TV Games Must Not Require External Controller
  37. A Present-Day Library of Alexandria
  38. EA Pulled a Bunch of Classic Games From the App Store
  39. Adrian Frutiger Has Died
  40. Rosy Glasses
  41. Execution Matters
  42. The Apple Pencil
  43. The 16 GB iPhone Creates a Bad User Experience
  44. iOS 9.1 Will Finally Include the Raised Middle Finger Emoji
  45. Behind the Scenes of Today’s Apple Announcements
  46. “Hey Siri, Are You Feeling Stereotypical?”
  47. Amazon Discontinues the Fire Phone
  48. John Gruber’s Prelude to Tomorrow’s “Hey Siri” Event
  49. GigaOm’s Terrible Reporting of the New AdBlock Plus Browser
  50. iMessage Encryption Faces Its First Known Legal Test
  51. Upgrading Your iPhone With a Paired Apple Watch
  52. SiriScript
  53. Face It
  54. The Ad Industry Plots Their Revenge
  55. Majority of Streamed Pay TV Is Reportedly Viewed on Apple Devices
  56. On NetNewsWire for iPhone
  57. NetNewsWire “Lite”
  58. NetNewsWire Returns
  59. S. Kumar: “How the New iPhone Could Save Apple”
  60. Verizzzzz…
  61. All Aboard the Ghost Train
  62. Google to Demote Websites That Display Modal App Download Prompts
  63. Don’t Say “Bubble”
  64. Eleven and a Half Seconds
  65. Google Has a New Logo
  66. Android Wear Won’t Be Integrated With HealthKit on iOS
  67. Google Abandons Location-Sensitive “Here” Service
  68. A Meta Review of the Google OnHub

August 2015

  1. Malware Infecting Jailbroken iPhones Stole 225,000 Apple Account Logins
  2. Android Wear Now (Kind Of) Works With iOS
  3. Doom and Gloom
  4. On the Twelfth Month of Android, Samsung Sent to Me…
  5. Updated Figures From Twitter Added to My 2015 Diversity in Tech Survey
  6. Recode’s Lame Reporting on Google’s Anti-Security Recommendation
  7. Apple Is About to Lay Down Its TV Cards
  8. Reading the Apple Event Tea Leaves
  9. A Historical Apple Tour of San Francisco
  10. Pulling a Daisuke Wakabayashi
  11. It Is No Longer Hip to Be Square
  12. Google Advises iOS App Developers to Compromise the Security of Their Apps in Order to Serve Ads
  13. Amazon Scales Back Lab126 and Fire Phone Efforts
  14. What Happens When You Cross the Legendary Customer Service and Monopolistic Business Practices of an Airline With the Legendary Customer Service and Monopolistic Business Practices of a Cellular Company?
  15. Apple’s Next Media Event Rumoured to Be Held at the Bill Graham Auditorium
  16. Yahoo Data Shows Mobile Browser Usage Decreasing as Overall Mobile Time Increases
  17. A Newborn, Cancer, and Employment at Amazon
  18. Samsung on Galaxy Note 5’s Broken Stylus Slot
  19. Best Buy Sales Are Up With Apparent Help From Apple
  20. Google Now’s Staff Exodus
  21. Advertising Malware Rates Have Reportedly Tripled in the Last Year
  22. Uber Lame
  23. Twitter Kills Project That Saved Politicians’ Deleted Tweets
  24. Keep It Steady…
  25. Write Better Markdown
  26. An Excerpt From “So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed”
  27. Beautiful Pixels Picks Their Favourite Apple Watch Apps
  28. iOS 9 Content Blocker Benchmarks
  29. MarketWatch: “Don’t Expect iPhone 6S to Save Apple”
  30. Spotify Says “SORRY.” (Sic)
  31. Deciding Between Spotify and Apple Music Just Got Easier
  32. Wrapping It Right
  33. Amazon Will No Longer Accept Flash Ads
  34. Jeff Bezos Assures Amazon Employees That HR Working 100 Hours a Week to Address Their Complaints
  35. Ashley madison dumped
  36. Please Don’t Buy a Digital SLR
  37. Google’s Modular Ara Phone Delayed
  38. Google OnHub
  39. Manton Reece Will Return to Twitter When They Bring Back RSS
  40. Let’s Keep Talking About Amazon’s Corporate Culture, Shall We?
  41. New Media’s Old Diversity Problem
  42. Inside the Sadomasochistic Hellscape That Is Amazon
  43. NSA and AT&T Sittin’ in a Tree
  44. Planes, “Planes”, and Automated Fare Pricing
  45. Zane Lowe Talks to Billboard About Beats 1
  46. Apple Is Reportedly Seeking Testing Space for a Vehicle
  47. Diversity of Tech Companies by the Numbers: 2015 Edition
  48. Windows 10’s New Licensing Scheme
  49. An Interview With Marc Newson
  50. A Month of Beats 1 Songs
  51. CurrentC Needs More Development Time Before People Can Begin to Not Use It
  52. Designing Wildcard 2.0
  53. The Ethics of Modern Web Ad-Blocking
  54. L Is for Legal
  55. Alphabet Buys Google
  56. Improved Typographic Feature Support Coming to WebKit
  57. 200 Million People Worldwide Reportedly Use Ad Blockers
  58. HTC Trading Below Cash Leaves Smartphone Brand With No Value
  59. Apple’s iPhone and iPad Event Rumoured to Be Held on September 9
  60. Jon Voyage
  61. Traditional Watch Sales Reportedly Plunge in U.S.
  62. Apple Redesigns Website, Integrates with Store Pages
  63. The Week of Big Android Security Flaws Continues
  64. “We Don’t Want to Be a Digital Colony of the U.S. Internet Giants”
  65. Ripping CDs Is Illegal (Again) in the UK
  66. Reddit Updates Their Content Policy
  67. Wall Street Bails on Big Media Stocks
  68. Android Security Fixes to Be Pushed to Nexus Devices Monthly
  69. Apple Is Reportedly Not Building an MVNO Service
  70. Apple Pay to the Rescue
  71. Windows 10 Quietly Includes Opt-Out Ad Targeting
  72. Why Do Apple Music’s Own Curated Playlists Have Songs That No One Can Play?
  73. Privilege-Escalation Bug Lets Attackers Infect Macs Sans Password
  74. This Is What an Engineer Looks Like
  75. The Utopian UI Architect
  76. A Peek Into the Making of OS X’s Icons
  77. Inside the Failure of Google+
  78. Court Tells U.S. Government to Get a Warrant if It Wants Cellphone Location Info
  79. LinkedIn Starts Building a Syndicated Content Network

July 2015

  1. Apple Music Matches Based on Metadata, Not Audio “Fingerprint”
  2. New Apple TV Reportedly Coming in September With Subscription Service to Follow
  3. The Apple Watch’s Effect on the Health of Its Users
  4. Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai Says Goodbye to Android
  5. More Stagefright Vulnerabilities
  6. Windows 10 Is Out Today
  7. How Will the Next Generation Tinker?
  8. “3D XPoint” Is a New Memory Technology That’s Way Faster Than Flash Memory
  9. Cecil
  10. Using the System Font in Web Content
  11. MPAA Emails Reveal Plan to Run Anti-Google Smear Campaign
  12. Apple Music’s Edge May Be Unfair, but Potentially Isn’t Illegal
  13. NSA to Purge Mass-Surveillance Phone Records Database
  14. Google Minus
  15. “The Mobile World’s Equivalent to Heartbleed”
  16. Now Testing Piwik on Pixel Envy
  17. Jim Dalrymple Got Most of His Assumed-Gone Music Back
  18. Nothing like the iphone
  19. AnandTech Reviews the Apple Watch
  20. The US Government Must Lose Cryptowars 2.0
  21. Stupid and Misleading Company Gains $9 Million Investment
  22. FTC Reportedly Subpoenas Streaming Music Services Regarding Apple Music
  23. Jim Dalrymple Has Had It Up to Here With Apple Music
  24. The Gawker Tax
  25. Beta Testers Can No Longer Post App Reviews in Prerelease iOS Versions
  26. Web Design: The First Hundred Years
  27. Salvaging Flash
  28. UI Prototyping With iAd Producer
  29. The Internet Is Awful
  30. The Mythical Golden Key
  31. The Mobile Web Sucks, but You Can Do Something About It, Nilay Patel
  32. A More Diverse Comp Sci Student Base Is Graduating Than Is Being Hired by Leading Companies
  33. Glenn Greenwald on Max Read’s Justification for Gawker’s Vile Article
  34. The “Coontown” Breakdown
  35. Coda for iOS
  36. Apple Watch Sales Are Great or Crappy Depending on Which Analyst You Ask
  37. Paying for an Underground Fare With an Apple Watch
  38. Apple Introduces Its First 4-Inch A8-Powered iOS Device
  39. Left and Leaving
  40. The World’s Biggest Startups Are Growing Up
  41. It’s Time for Flash to Die
  42. News Sites Are Fatter and Slower Than Ever
  43. A Watch Expert Reviews All of the Apple Watch Bands
  44. iTunes 12.2.1
  45. Authors and Booksellers Accuse Amazon of Antitrust Violations
  46. FTC Looking Into Apple’s Cut of Competitors’ Music Streaming Subscriptions Sold Through the App Store
  47. Reddit Is Not the Front Page of the Internet
  48. On Negative App Store Reviews During Betas of iOS and OS X
  49. The Tidal Lie
  50. Using San Francisco in HTML and CSS
  51. Photos 1.1
  52. Joshua Topolsky Fired From Bloomberg
  53. Unnatracktive
  54. Talking About Diversity, as a White Dude
  55. Several People Are Emojiïng
  56. Bad Ads and Content Blockers
  57. Reading Tea Leaves
  58. “A Technical Glitch”
  59. Apple Watch Sales Coverage Plunges 90% in Accuracy
  60. Apple Music Is Integrated, but Not Intertwined
  61. Humans Curating Apps
  62. Disable Auto-Following Artists on Apple Music
  63. Third-Party Accessories Sold in Apple Stores to Have Apple-Designed Packaging
  64. Comment Out
  65. Instagram Images Are Now 1080 Pixels Square
  66. Clarifying the Apple Music DRM Situation
  67. iTunes Disconnect
  68. Shining a New Spotlight on Spotlight
  69. EU Plans to Ruin Net Neutrality
  70. iCloud Music Library Woe
  71. DRM Is the Difference Between iTunes Match and iCloud Music Library
  72. Assorted Thoughts and Observations About Apple Music
  73. Apple Releases OS X 10.10.4

June 2015

  1. A Familiar Taste
  2. iOS 9, El Capitan, Safari Content Blockers, and Shit-Ass Websites
  3. Facebook Hired Seven Black People in 2013
  4. The Apple Watch Will Never Have a Killer App
  5. We Need Detailed App Release Notes
  6. It’s About Time
  7. A Significant AppleCare+ Improvement for Mobile Devices
  8. Our Half-a-Week Long National Nightmare Is Over
  9. Microsoft Has a New Vapid Mission Statement to Replace Its Old Vapid Mission Statement
  10. A Disaster Foretold and Ignored
  11. “Bravely Default”
  12. Instagram Has a New ‘Explore’ Tab
  13. Google Launches Play Music
  14. I Knew You Were Trouble
  15. iCloud Photo Library Can Consume a Lot of Data Over a Cellular Connection
  16. To Apple, Love Taylor Swift
  17. Apple Pulls First-Generation iPad Mini From Store
  18. When Google’s Legal Team Becomes Your Legal Team
  19. Mike Ash Does Not Agree to Apple’s Terms
  20. On Euphemistic Press Release Titles
  21. FCC Reminds AT&T It Was Insane to Offer Unlimited Data
  22. “On a Long Enough Time Scale, Everything Is a Fad”
  23. Bug Writing Season
  24. Ignoring Apple’s Fundamental Thinking
  25. Spotify Rewind
  26. Apple’s Increasing Localization for China
  27. An Introduction to WebKit Content Blockers
  28. San Francisco UI and Compact
  29. Apple’s Latest Product Is Privacy
  30. Live with Phil
  31. Really Big Twitter News
  32. iOS 9 Is the iPad’s Graduation
  33. Apple Music’s Streaming Audio Quality
  34. Twitter Announced Shared Block Lists
  35. Abuses of canOpenURL to Be Blocked in iOS 9
  36. Stephen Hackett Reviews the WWDC Keynote
  37. Apple Music
  38. Apple Merges Developer Tiers
  39. The State of iOS: Addendum
  40. A List of Questions for Apple Regarding the Upcoming Watch SDK
  41. The State of iOS
  42. Saying “No” to Surveillance
  43. NSA Secretly Expands Cross-Border Internet Spying
  44. On Privacy and Service Offering Quality
  45. Managing Expectations
  46. PayPal Is Opting Into Being a Dick
  47. U.S. Congress Begins Retooling Surveillance Powers
  48. Tracking FBI Spy Planes
  49. Tim Cook Speaks on Encryption and Privacy
  50. Thunderbolt 3 Uses the USB-C Connector
  51. Speaking of Business Insider and Respect
  52. Respect Metrics
  53. New on Netflix: Ads
  54. The Reporting Around Asus’ ZenWatch 2 Has Been Appalling

May 2015

  1. Diversity and Visibility at Google I/O
  2. Readdle’s Spark
  3. Apple Operations Chief Jeff Williams at Code Conference
  4. Google Photos
  5. Proactive
  6. Un-discoveryd
  7. Vox Media Acquiring Recode
  8. Charter Acquiring Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks
  9. “Let’s Get the Calories as Quickly as We Can”
  10. When Stephen Fry Met Jony Ive
  11. Google I/O 2015 Preview
  12. Just Smart Enough
  13. Uber Gets Dirtier
  14. The Best Calendar App for Mac
  15. You Do Not Have to Make a Watch App
  16. Times Advertisers to Pay Print-Equivalent Rates
  17. Spotify Adds Video and Pace-Matched Running Playlists
  18. From Switzerland to San Francisco
  19. A Letter to Mark Zuckerberg Regarding Internet.org
  20. Refreshed 15-Inch MacBook Pro and Retina iMac Available Today
  21. Hearst Magazines Update Newsstand Apps
  22. Apple Has Reportedly Shelved Their TV Plans
  23. How Richard Stallman Does His Computing
  24. Apple Working on Watch Updates
  25. Testing the New MacBook with Windows 10
  26. The Rise and Fall of Silk Road
  27. Tools Don’t Solve the Web’s Problems
  28. Don’t Wash Tennis Balls
  29. Snooping on Facebook Instant Articles
  30. Big, Dumb Pipes
  31. The Future of Digital Advertising
  32. A Different Take on the Liveliness of the Mac App Store
  33. Google Confirms That Hangouts Doesn’t Use End-to-End Encryption
  34. From Reading List to Pinboard
  35. NYT Now What?
  36. “My Dad, My Mentor”
  37. Redesigning Overcast for the Apple Watch
  38. The Numbers
  39. More on the Mac App Store
  40. Ain’t Nobody Using the Mac App Store
  41. Rage Against the Espresso Machine
  42. Another Rule of Thumb for “Getting” Apple
  43. Something’s Cooking
  44. An iPad Campaign for Normals
  45. Leapfrog
  46. Clusterfuck (4) (5) (8)
  47. Apple Reportedly Pressuring Labels to Discontinue Free Streaming Tiers with Spotify and YouTube
  48. The New Droplr
  49. Cupertino, Start Your Photocopiers
  50. Layers Conference
  51. Us watch ad
  52. Neven Mrgan’s First Week Without an Apple Watch
  53. Expansive Surveillance Reform Takes Backseat to Politics
  54. Molly Watt’s Experience With the Apple Watch
  55. Margin of Error

April 2015

  1. Apple Watch S1 Uncloaked
  2. “The Internet Is a Place Where People Cry About Bullshit”
  3. Lessons in Burying the Lede: Human Kidnapping Edition
  4. Nobody Knows
  5. It’s Clickbait All the Way Down
  6. This is Tim
  7. Painting the Back of the Fence
  8. The New Photos Paradigm
  9. Three New Apple Watch Ads
  10. The Apple Watch Teardown
  11. Samsung’s Next Gear Will Not Look Like an Apple Watch Clone
  12. Watch App Store Goes Live
  13. Craft at Scale
  14. Apple Watch and Durability
  15. Comcast and Time Warner Call Off Their Engagement
  16. Delayed Apple Watch Preorders Shipping Earlier Than Expected
  17. Bloomberg’s Crappy Reporting on Bulletproof Coffee
  18. Google Fi
  19. So You’re Saying There’s a Chance
  20. WatchKit Developer Mistakes
  21. Automakers Want to Use the DMCA to Prevent Unauthorized Servicing or Modification
  22. How the Apple Watch’s Heart Rate Monitor Works
  23. In a Galaxy, Some Galaxy, Any Galaxy
  24. A Glimpse Into a Non-Neutral Future
  25. Apple Pay Reportedly Launching in Canada This Autumn
  26. Logic monopoly
  27. Dark Web Buyer Bot Returned to Swiss Artists
  28. John Siracusa Has Earned His Aqua Stripes
  29. The New WWDC Ticket Policy
  30. “Google Doesn’t Have Any Friends”
  31. Statement of Objections
  32. WWDC 2015: June 8–12
  33. Europe to Accuse Google of Illegally Abusing Its Dominance
  34. iOS 8.4 Beta Brings a Music App Overhaul
  35. Apple Acquires LinX Computational Imaging
  36. Google Fiber Plans Expansion, Then TWC Makes Speeds Six Times Faster
  37. Apple Says “Don’t Use Palmrest or Keycap Covers” on the Retina MacBook Pro
  38. “The Rarest Shipping Apple Product”
  39. Cloud-Based OS X Accounts
  40. Google’s Snapseed Photo App Gets Its First Major Update in Two Years
  41. Apple Fixes Its Felony Hiring Policy
  42. Future Present
  43. Point Three
  44. Felony Convictions and Construction of Apple HQ
  45. Apple Maps Now Includes Hotel Reviews From TripAdvisor and Booking.com
  46. Apple Watch Packaging
  47. A Close Watch
  48. Samsung Hoping to Bounce Back
  49. Artist Exclusivity Means That Tidal Might Have a Chance
  50. Google Glass Is Literally on Life Support
  51. EU Regulators to Look Into iTunes Streaming Agreements
  52. The History of the Apple Watch
  53. Unintended Consequences
  54. China’s Man-on-the-Side Attack on GitHub
  55. Twitter Is Now Placing Ads Within User Profiles
  56. Tidal
  57. Tim Cook Puts His Dent in the Universe
  58. The Times Rolls Out One-Sentence Stories on Apple Watch

March 2015

  1. Retina MacBook Pro Display Staining
  2. AT&T Is Watching You Browse the Web
  3. Making Blu-Ray Relevant Again
  4. “This Isn’t a Political Issue. It Isn’t a Religious Issue.”
  5. Why Force Touch Matters for Accessibility
  6. Goodbye, IFO Apple Store
  7. Meerkat and Periscope
  8. Making Instapaper’s Tweet Shots
  9. On Goodwill With Apple, as Currency
  10. Beats Gets Even Deeper
  11. Instapaper 6.2 Is Out Now
  12. The Full FTC Report on Google
  13. The Tragedy Tag
  14. Fantastical 2 for Mac Is Now Available
  15. Hagiography, My Ass
  16. Ted cruz 33733
  17. A New Way to Display
  18. Twitter Teams Up With Foursquare for Location Tagging
  19. “He Could Be a Jerk, but Never an Asshole”
  20. With Great Power Comes Great Assholery
  21. Russell Brandom Is Contradictory and He Should Feel Bad or Maybe Good Probably
  22. An Extensive Interview With Tim Cook
  23. Unscrupulous Website Adverts Again Redirecting Some Users to App Store From Safari
  24. Force Touch
  25. Welcome to Macintosh
  26. New NYT Style Guide Now Available
  27. Google Has Added Human Reviewers for Apps
  28. Bumpy Pixels
  29. To Pimp a Butterfly
  30. Weekend Reads
  31. How Apple Makes the Watch
  32. The FCC’s Rules for Net Neutrality Are Now Public
  33. The Transit App on Apple Watch
  34. Beginning the Conversation
  35. The Mandatory Apple Watch App in iOS 8.2
  36. Assorted Additional Thoughts on Monday’s “Spring Forward” Event
  37. It’s All Broken
  38. A Hard Case to Make
  39. The CIA Campaign to Steal Apple’s Secrets
  40. A Very Limited Edition
  41. Spring Forward, Indeed
  42. Gigaom Has Run Out of Money, Is Shutting Down
  43. The Apple Watch Is Time, Saved
  44. Press Junk
  45. Java for Mac Now Includes Adware
  46. The Cartoonist Has No Idea How Net Neutrality Works
  47. Matthew Haughey is Leaving MetaFilter
  48. Kirk McElhearn’s Apple Watch Pricing Guesses
  49. Try
  50. Kanye West at Oxford
  51. Life and Technology After Cancer
  52. Edward Snowden in Talks to Return to the United States
  53. Perplexing Choice

February 2015

  1. Google, Our Patron Saint of the Closed Web
  2. There’s Optimism and Then There’s Delusional
  3. Samsung’s Ebb and Flow
  4. Apple Announces Media Event for March 9
  5. Net Neutrality Is Now the Law
  6. The Apple Watch Edition’s Upgrade Dilemma
  7. Permalinks
  8. Gemalto Has No Clue Whether It Was Hacked by the NSA
  9. Reddit Blocks Non-Consensual Sharing of Nude Photos and Video
  10. New Emoji and Paul Kafasis’ Favourite Radar
  11. Test-Driving Amazon Prime Now
  12. “It’s Just This Feeling I Have That This Person Will Be Able to Get Stuff Done Faster Than You”
  13. Behind the Relaunch of The New York Times Magazine
  14. New Oakridge Apple Store
  15. Confessions of an iPhone 6
  16. Crazy Apple Rumours
  17. iOS Rumoured to Receive Public Beta Program
  18. Apple Watch Configurations
  19. SuperPhish
  20. Thursday, Creepy Thursday
  21. The Artful Dodge
  22. Facebook Is Working on Virtual Reality Versions of Its Apps
  23. Barack Obama Speaks With Kara Swisher
  24. My Favourite Records of 2014
  25. Dan Lyons Continues to Be an Insufferable Jackass
  26. Stop, Collaborate, and Listen
  27. Debating the Rules and Ethics of Digital Photojournalism
  28. Goodbye, Mini Stores
  29. Apple Watch’s First Quarter
  30. Jonathan Ive and the Future of Apple
  31. The Fantastic Apple Car
  32. Meek Stances
  33. The Requirement of Perpetually Lowered Standards
  34. Google Has Made Its Internet Archive Impossible to Search
  35. Workflow 1.1
  36. David Carr: Your Best Friend
  37. Goodbye, David Carr
  38. Apple’s 2015 Supplier Responsibility Report
  39. Now It’s Google’s Turn to Face the Wrath of Shitty Journalism
  40. Foxy Lady
  41. Introducing Darkroom
  42. Risking Her Life Standing Up to Gamergate
  43. Disguising Ads as Stories
  44. Genius Bar Logos Are Being Removed From Apple Stores
  45. Rich People Want You to Work For Free
  46. Dangerous Thought of the Day
  47. Samsung Smart TVs, Now With Interstit—Nothing Beats the Refreshing Taste of Pepsi—ial Ads
  48. Jon Stewart Is Leaving the Daily Show
  49. Here Comes the Sun
  50. Samsung Smart TVs Are a Little Creepy
  51. A Curated Collection of ’Casts
  52. Patreon’s “Rather Creative Interpretation of the VATMOSS Rules”
  53. iOS in 2015
  54. Swift 1.2
  55. Blame Game
  56. Uxkit
  57. Photos for OS X
  58. Bloomberg Business’ New Site
  59. There Are Only So Many Ways to Design a Phone So It Looks Like an iPhone
  60. Placeholder for All of the Laughable Statements That Will Soon Be Released by ISPs in Response to Tom Wheeler’s Proposal
  61. This Is How the FCC Will Ensure Net Neutrality
  62. Stupid Tricks With Promoted Tweets
  63. iOS 8 Adoption Now 72%
  64. ARM’s A72 Chip Design Makes Big Efficiency Strides
  65. Google Is Developing an Uber Competitor
  66. The Emperor Has No Clothes
  67. Google, Microsoft, and Amazon Pay to Get Around AdBlock

January 2015

  1. “No Fast Lanes and Slow Lanes”
  2. “Ha Ha”
  3. Nothing Can Stop Apple Doom
  4. The Blame Game
  5. Ketchapp, the Knockoff Developer, Strikes Again
  6. White House Preps Expansive Online Privacy Bill
  7. iTunes Connect Roulette
  8. Bad Assumptions
  9. Apple Made So Much Money in Q1 2015 That They Could Buy Richard Branson, Tie His Legs Together, and Hang Him Upside Down in the Atrium of 1 Infinite Loop While Being Forced to Sing “A Milli” on Loop Day and Night
  10. OS X 10.10.2 Released
  11. iOS 8.1.3 Released
  12. Reporters Vulnerable to Misreporting Macintosh Security Problems
  13. A Human Centipede of Public Relations
  14. Microsoft, Apple, and Disappointment
  15. Organ Banked
  16. Fear China
  17. Marissa Mayer’s Plan for Yahoo Takes Hold
  18. Large-Capacity Hard Drive Failure Rates
  19. If You See a Stylus, Oh Really, Is That Your Argument?
  20. The Difference Between Microsoft and Apple
  21. BlackBerry Has Gone Bananas
  22. Other Stuff From Microsoft Today
  23. Microsoft HoloLens
  24. You Want Me to Whine and Complain?
  25. The Verge Has a Super Bowl Ad
  26. John Moltz Bought a PC
  27. Audio Hijack 3
  28. What the Web Said Yesterday
  29. Apple Pay Enrolment Trends
  30. Something Slightly Less Terrible
  31. Valleywag’s Dan Lyons Is Mad He Can’t Call Women “Shrill Harpies” or Witches Any More
  32. The Siri Standard
  33. Nobody Likes David Cameron’s Plan to Decrypt the Internet
  34. Google Glass’ Current Form Is Dead
  35. Apple May Shun Intel for Custom A-Series Chips in New Macs
  36. Be Yourself, as Long as It’s Your Best Self
  37. Apple Maps, Revisited
  38. Apple’s Software Quality
  39. Radio Isn’t Dead
  40. British Prime Minister Pledges to Ban Encrypted Messaging Services
  41. From the “Too Much Encryption Will Kill Apple in India” File
  42. The Software and Services Apple Needs to Fix
  43. Skeuomorphism Is Like a Classic Car
  44. Minimum iOS App Store Prices Rise Internationally
  45. Eight Years Ago, Apple Introduced an “Innovative Cellphone”
  46. Je Suis Charlie
  47. Back to Basics
  48. The Monopolist
  49. At CES, Plenty of Snake Oil to Go Around
  50. PonoPlayer Available Next Week; PonoMusic Store Live Now
  51. “Let Us Pause to Honor the Disrupted”
  52. A History of Apple News and Rumors During CES
  53. USB Type-C Hands-On
  54. The 12-Inch MacBook Air
  55. Under Fire
  56. Must-Have Gadgets You Don’t Need Will Glimmer at CES
  57. Balancing the Functional High Ground
  58. TapSense Attempts to Sour the Apple Watch
  59. The State of Panic, 2014
  60. So Much for That “Year of Android”
  61. Functional High Ground

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