As you may know, Pocket Casts is my favorite podcast app, and it's on the short list of apps I use every single day.

Routines represent the second-generation of the digital assistant era, where we move past simple command/response interactions.

Grammarly today updated its Android keyboard with some useful new customization features, further enhancing the value of this unique solution.

In its latest incarnation, the VLC media player addresses some long-standing complaints and adds some killer new features.

Instagram is everything that Facebook isn't, and vice versa. And that's a good thing.

Project Fi's "pay for what you use" system is being updated with an unlimited data plan with a monthly fee cap.

As you know, I am constantly evaluating and reevaluating the software tools that I use. This is especially true for writing.

It's been a while since I've detailed the PC, peripherals, and software that I use every day.

In the 1990's, Apple had an ad campaign called "What's on your PowerBook?" that I always liked.

While I routinely list my favorite audiobooks from each year, I don't believe I've ever done so for podcasts.

I spend a lot of time listening to audiobooks. Here are some of my favorites from 2017.

I really enjoy the sound quality of Sonos wireless smart speakers, but I don't like the cost or compatibility issues.

Google Play Music has a major downside that I keep bumping into. And now it's completely broken too.

This is the review I was born to write. It is the most important article I've ever written.