The biggest problem is the movement. When I’m treading, my head bobs—up and down and side to side—in the frame. It looks like I’m grooving to some inaudible, chill music.

Some companies may stand to benefit from the widespread cultural change caused by COVID-19.

Once the public tastes first-run movies at home, will they want to come back to the local multiplex? Might COVID-19 accelerate the decline of the movie theatre and shift more entertainment to the living room?

As COVID-19 unexpectedly forces millions to work from home, I wanted to share some advice, as a long-time-remote worker.

Whatever the treadmill makers say, these things make a lot of NOISE.

In terms of computing platforms, I‘ve been set adrift.

I’d like to see Apple add another setting to the AirPods’ “Double-tap on AirPod” options: “Single.”

As I played with the devices, I realized that the 11-inch iPad Pro makes compromises in all the wrong places.

I’m bummed to miss out on the hotness, but here’s the thing: I can meet these “needs” without dropping $1,200 on an iPad Pro, a Smart Keyboard, and an Apple Pencil. It simply requires some creativity—and some willingness to compromise.