Tim Cook has repeatedly said that the Apple Watch is the most personal device Apple has ever made. This piece is called Personal observations because at this point, there's no other approach that makes sense for me with this product.
I love the new MacBook. Has my next Mac finally materialised? Maybe, maybe not. Here are a few observations.
Dan Gillmor explains why he has (almost) stopped using Apple, Google, and Microsoft tools. I applaud the intention, but I find his stance on Apple unconvincing.
About this perceived decline in the quality of Apple's software — I don't think that it's because the software has more issues than in the past, but because of the nature of the issues.
To have a better understanding of the Apple Watch's nature, we should really see it in the context of the Apple ecosystem, and not only as a standalone device.
