Technology by Twelve

[...] Pretty in blue: The new Microsoft Surface Pro 3 I consider the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 to be the first serious "post PC" device that hasn't come from Apple. It's thin; it' [...]

[...] Fly In the early days of computing, there were several luxury journals that addressed the computing industry, most memorable among them, the venerable Byte Magazine. These monthly tomes were a godsend [...]

[...] a competitive advantage by getting rid of repetitive tasks and working smart rather than hard. Beta testers with iPad 2 or later devices are being sought as proofreaders. [...]

Get Ready to Fly In the early days of computing, there were several luxury journals that addressed the computing industry, most memorable among them, [...]

[...] , they forget that the bar has been raised while Redmond was napping. There's no high-speed PCIe-based storage subsystem, just a lowly SATA SSD. There's unpleasant fan noise at load. There's only one [...]

[...] Retina MacBook Pro and the concentrated MacBook Air did not exist, I would already have pre-ordered Microsoft's latest device. Though some are swooning, they forget that the bar has been raised while [...]

[...] Pretty in blue: The new Microsoft Surface Pro 3 I consider the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 to be the first serious "post PC" [...]

[...] . But that is not today. Today, the Surface Pro 3 is close, but no medal. If the absurdly great Retina MacBook Pro and the concentrated MacBook Air did not exist, I would already have pre-ordered [...]

[...] . Coming in late 2014, Bill Smith will release an iBook describing his journey from staunch Windows NT promoter to Mac lover. Titled "Dr. Smith's Strange New Love", the book focuses on how [...]

[...] Thunderbolt ports. If you're one of the few who appreciates Windows 8.1, you get a true 64-bit hybrid computer with a Wacom-like stylus and a very nice, bright touchscreen, but it looks like [...]