Democrats Seethe After Georgia Loss: ‘Our Brand Is Worse Than Trump’ Jon Ossoff, the Democratic candidate, was joined by his fiancée, Alisha Kramer, as he addressed his supporters after his defeat in

If there’s a defining quality to the iPad Pro, it’s that the device seeks to go beyond the traditional touch interface of iOS to seek out additional ways of getting work done. For people who are comfo

Jonny Sun. Credit... Chris Buck for The New York Times Feature A Whimsical Wordsmith Charts a Course Beyond Twitter Jonny Sun’s online personality — a sentimental alien — has attracted a huge followin

6 min read · Oct 11, 2016 -- Audra Wolowiec, “(h)ear”, 2016 Hello, I’m glad that you care about women’s rights and want to be an ally! This makes you a decent human being. Not to mention on the right

I’ve spent the last week using a new 10.5-inch iPad Pro, and this is, in many ways, the easiest product review I’ve ever written. There are several significant improvements to the hardware, and no tra

There’s something about the screen of the new 10.5” iPad Pro that feels immediately novel but quickly becomes normal, and something that seems obvious at first but reveals itself as a deeper change af

I’m continuing on my journey to write about almost every quarterly edition of Field Notes that I have, and today, I’m reaching a milestone. There were a few exceptions I had to make , but with this po

Note : This story has not been updated for several years. Monday was a big day for the iPad. Apple introduced new iPad Pro models, and the unveiling of iOS 11 revealed a major focus on iPad productivi

Note: Read about improvements to this technology in recent blog posts about Intelligent Tracking Prevention, and the Storage Access API. The success of the web as a platform relies on user trust. Many

The Hottest Body Part? For a Sapiosexual, It’s the Brain Aboubacar Okeke-Diagne, a 23-year-old Brooklyn resident who identifies as sapiosexual. Credit... Celeste Sloman for The New York Times Aboubaca

Modern Love Not Friends? Then No Benefits Credit... Brian Rea My friend Nathan and I were walking to a picnic when we passed a woman named Xenia. I stopped to say hello, and she kissed me on the cheek

Today Cultured Code launched the long-anticipated next version of its task management app, Things, for iPhone , iPad , and Mac . Things has been one of the go-to task managers on Apple platforms since

The March for Science , happening tomorrow 22 April in Washington DC and in satellite events around the globe (including here in LA ), is on the one hand an obviously good idea, and at the same time q

When I was asked to speak at the Los Angeles installment of the March for Science, a vision leapt unbidden to my mind: thousands of scientists and science-lovers gathered in Pershing Square, carrying

Critics of the March for Science have a point. But those scientists who will protest and speak up globally for research have the chance to make a greater one. More than 500 separate pro-science demons

Note : This story has not been updated for several years. I spent two decades writing reviews for technology products that featured a mandatory score on a five-point rating scale. The idea of applying

“If we’ve had a pause in upgrades and updates, we’re sorry for that — what happened with the Mac Pro — and we’re going to come out with something great to replace it.” Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller is talking to a small group of reporters in a white stucco building…

There is a simple and surprisingly durable myth about what causes men to rape women. It goes like this: if a man is too horny, from sexual deprivation or from being constitutionally oversexed, he will

Modern Love Credit...Brian Rea Note: Amy Krouse Rosenthal died on March 13, 2017, 10 days after this essay was published. You can read her obituary here. In June, 2018, her husband published this response. I have been trying to write this for a while, but the morphine and lack of juicy cheeseburgers…

"The difficult we do immediately. The impossible takes a little longer." This motto of the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers during World War II neatly sums up a particularly American way of looking at hard

Posted on February 20, 2017 Posted by John Scalzi On Saturday night Krissy and I went and saw Hamilton in New York. This was a moment greatly anticipated by a large number of my friends who had seen t

As a massive star dies, expelling most of its guts across the universe in a supernova explosion, its iron heart, the star’s core, collapses to create the densest form of observable matter in the unive

I have a small confession to make. Bad arguments dressed with the tinsel of pseudo-intellectualism are like catnip to me: they drive me crazy, and I’m a total sucker for batting them around. Deep in m

Posted on February 10, 2017 Posted by John Scalzi Hey, Scalzi! It is I, your fake interlocutor! I wish to ask you about your thoughts on Trump and the news this week! Ugh. I mean, okay? I guess? You d

8 Min Read SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Inside the original Macintosh computer, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs inscribed the signatures of his team, revealing his deep concern for even the hidden features o

Next post Previous post Whenever Apple announces downward trending sales figures for the iPad—which is to say, every quarter for the past few years—people go on the internet and try to explain why. Th

Why use one processor when two will do? This week, Bloomberg reported that Apple has developed an ARM-based chip that it will integrate into future Macs to handle some of the low-power responsibilitie

Fourteen years ago, I found myself an unexpected micro-target of a left-liberal protest demonstration. I had visited London to watch the debate and subsequent vote in the House of Commons over the Ira

Posted on January 31, 2017 Posted by John Scalzi It’s been two weeks since I’ve written about Trump here! And what a two weeks it’s been! Herewith, not-especially-well-organized thoughts on a fortnigh

Op-Ed Contributors Don’t Expect the First Amendment to Protect the Media Credit... Illustration by Pablo Delcan; Photo by Doug Mills/The New York Times When President Trump declared on Saturday that r

The signs were so clever. “We shall overcomb.” “Viva la vulva.” “I MAKE THE BEST SIGNS I REALLY DO EVERYONE SAYS SO THEY’RE TERRIFIC.” Someone even made a papier-mâché vagina dentata. The people were

Note : This story has not been updated since 2020. As we close the door on 2016, I thought it would be useful to look back at the year gone by and ask a panel of my peers who pay attention to Apple an

Nominee Betsy DeVos’s Knowledge of Education Basics Is Open to Criticism Betsy DeVos, President-elect Donald J. Trump’s nominee for education secretary, at her confirmation hearing on Tuesday. Credit.

With All Due Disrespect John Lewis on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., in 2015. As a young man, Congressman John Lewis, who represents most of Atlanta, literally put his life on the line in pu

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Eight Was Enough President Obama in 2012. Mr. Obama warned us against retreating into our bubbles, but he was never able to escape his own. Credit... Damon Winter/The New York Times IT wasn’t supposed

Why would Apple release a 10.5" iPad? Dan Provost Follow Jan 11, 2017 · 2 min read Rumors have been swirling about Apple working on an iPad that falls inbetween the 9.7" and 12.9" sizes they currently offer in the Pro lineup. John Gruber and Jim Dalrymple briefly discussed this on the latest episode…

Chuq Von Rospach has a thoughtful look at the state of Apple . The whole piece is worth reading, but his comments on two particular products stood out to me. First, the AirPort lineup: Apple has produ