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Why the iPhone is the true personal computer. January 9th marks 10 years since Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone. The best way to put the impact of the iPhone into perspective is simple: What did you do today? * Woke up to my iPhone’s alarm blaring. Immediately checked my email
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And a few others worth mentioning. Last year I complained that I barely had a top five. This year? I struggled to cut it down to ten. Before we get to the top ten, a few other games worth mentioning… Game of the year (that I didn’t play) The
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Pokémon Go is great, but it needs a few fixes. I love Pokémon GO, but the longer you play, the tougher it gets. Here’s how I imagined Pokémon GO at level 20: Here’s what it really feels like: Instead of searching far and wide for the last few
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No matter how much you read about Pokémon Go, you won’t be prepared for its impact when it lands. No matter how much you read about Pokémon GO, you cannot prepare yourself for the impact it will have when it’s released in your area. This tweet was sent
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It’s not what I thought it’d be, but I can’t live without it. I’ve had Apple Watch for almost a year now. It’s not the device I thought it’d be. It does far less than I thought it would. But I wear it every