The Day My iPad Made a Break for It
My iPad cracked the other day. My wife and I had just gotten back from my parents’ house, and we were laden with food and
My iPad cracked the other day. My wife and I had just gotten back from my parents’ house, and we were laden with food and
It’s an odd dichotomy, but at Christmas time we often think about depression. Maybe not our own, but we worry about people whose sadness and
I was reading a recent blog post by Tim Lambesis, who’s the frontman of As I Lay Dying (a Christian metalcore band I really like),
On Tuesday, Adam posted a blog entry titled “57 Channels (and Nothin’ On)” That’s, of course, a reference to the Bruce Springsteen song. So I
Last week, Common Sense Media published the results of a new survey about young children and how much screen time they’re getting these days. In
In a recent interview with mega-Jeopardy! champion Ken Jennings, Time magazine’s Belinda Luscombe asked about our growing dependency on GPS maps. The context was Jennings’
I recently read an article about a 1-year old who didn’t quite understand why a print magazine didn’t behave the same way an iPad does.
A new study by the University College of London found a link between the size of your brain and the number of friends you have
Turn off the TV. That’s the blunt message from the American Academy of Pediatrics to parents of children under the age of 2. And even
About 4 million folks have picked up a shiny new iPhone 4S since its release a couple of weeks ago, and most of them knew
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