Confessions of an avid book reader
Funny, entertaining, thought-provoking article by Joe Queenan.
Funny, entertaining, thought-provoking article by Joe Queenan.
Clay Shirky on digital ethics. Great reading and food for thought, as usual.
In his review of the iPod nano, Nilay Patel basically states that today managing files locally, through a wired connection between the device and the computer, "feels clunky and archaic". For me it's not that big a deal.
Nathan Jurgenson's essay The IRL Fetish is a great analysis of the current online/offline dimension created by the 'deep infiltration of digital information into our lives', but I don't entirely agree with it.
iOS 6 Maps is a far worse application than the previous, Google-based Maps. It's a serious issue that mustn't be downplayed. People don't care about silly wars among multi-billion companies, they want their devices to work.