Richard Gaywood

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The Nodus Access Case: It doesn't suck (but it does have micro-suction)
By R. Gaywood, 12.16.2013
Thoughts on the Google Nexus 7 from the perspective of a longtime iOS user [updated]
By R. Gaywood, 11.06.2013
Gauging the scale of the post-PC opportunity: "Mobile Is Eating The World"
By R. Gaywood, 06.17.2013
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On the eve of WWDC: What are Apple's three greatest innovations?
By R. Gaywood, 06.08.2013
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I bought a fake Mophie Juice Pack (so you don't have to)
By R. Gaywood, 01.16.2013
Lifehack: Use a to-do app for cooking inspiration
By R. Gaywood, 01.04.2013
A possible explanation for the iOS New Year's Do Not Disturb bug
By R. Gaywood, 01.03.2013
The Human Face of Big Data: an unlikely subject for a great book
By R. Gaywood, 12.04.2012
Everything Everywhere, Explained: the UK gets LTE
By R. Gaywood, 09.11.2012
Making money in a crowded App Store: it's dog eat dog and Spy vs Spy
By R. Gaywood, 09.04.2012
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OS X Mountain Lion: The TUAW review
By R. Gaywood, 07.25.2012
One-bit Internet: The iPad is/isn't a content creation device
By R. Gaywood, 07.09.2012
The whys and wherefores of a shrunken Dock connector (Updated)
By R. Gaywood, 06.26.2012
Timer: a single-serving iPhone app for timing stuff
By R. Gaywood, 06.23.2012
More MacBook Maintenance Malarky: examining the arguments that none of it matters
By R. Gaywood, 06.19.2012
Attention world: the MacBook Pro with Retina display does have optical audio out
By R. Gaywood, 06.14.2012
The contentious case against the MacBook Pro with Retina display
By R. Gaywood, 06.13.2012
iOS 6: On partners and partings, sources and sinks, and the dreaded word "open" [Updated]
By R. Gaywood, 06.12.2012
Platter: novel photo-sharing social network for keen cooks
By R. Gaywood, 05.24.2012
Instacast pricing raises hackles: are apps bought or rented? [Updated]
By R. Gaywood, 05.17.2012

Richard Gaywood

Articles By Richard Gaywood

The Nodus Access Case: It doesn't suck (but it does have micro-suction)

Thoughts on the Google Nexus 7 from the perspective of a longtime iOS user [updated]

Gauging the scale of the post-PC opportunity: "Mobile Is Eating The World"

We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?

On the eve of WWDC: What are Apple's three greatest innovations?

I bought a fake Mophie Juice Pack (so you don't have to)

Lifehack: Use a to-do app for cooking inspiration

A possible explanation for the iOS New Year's Do Not Disturb bug

The Human Face of Big Data: an unlikely subject for a great book

Everything Everywhere, Explained: the UK gets LTE

Making money in a crowded App Store: it's dog eat dog and Spy vs Spy

OS X Mountain Lion: The TUAW review

One-bit Internet: The iPad is/isn't a content creation device

The whys and wherefores of a shrunken Dock connector (Updated)

Timer: a single-serving iPhone app for timing stuff

More MacBook Maintenance Malarky: examining the arguments that none of it matters

Attention world: the MacBook Pro with Retina display does have optical audio out

The contentious case against the MacBook Pro with Retina display

iOS 6: On partners and partings, sources and sinks, and the dreaded word "open" [Updated]

Platter: novel photo-sharing social network for keen cooks

Instacast pricing raises hackles: are apps bought or rented? [Updated]

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