At the beginning of October, I launched a new Kickstarter project, and it’s now officially funded with over 172 backers. I also have a few unannounced stretch goals that I think are going to push it even higher.

I’m launching a new Kickstarter project that’s been on my mind for the past six months. Find out why I’m using Kickstarter… Why am I so nervous?

Apple is making Apple Watch even more powerful with native apps using the watchOS 2 SDK and WatchKit. Get access to the hardware to run code and query the sensor data for your own app experiences.

Learn everything you need to know about changes for the Apple Developer program. One program to target all apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Apple continues to innovate with Swift and Xcode.

Apple made a ton of announcements at WWDC 2015 for Mac, iPhone, and Apple Watch. Learn about the biggest takeaways from the event with iPad multitasking, smarter spotlight and Apple Music.

I have been using the Apple Watch for 39 days (since April 24th) and I have tried out 3 different models with the Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch Steel using both 38mm and 42mm sizes. Learn about my one month impressions on the Apple Watch.

Running a successful Kickstarter project is a lot of work. Let’s look at an active project that’s currently 455% funded and approaching $200,000. Learn about the things that Y Athletics is doing right and how you can use their approach to run your own Kickstarter project. I’ll also talk about a great project, Oops Tees, that’s not doing as well as it should be doing.

There is room for innovation within the Food & Drink category on the App Store. Free apps are dominated by big brands with marketing dollars that you can’t compete with – but paid apps are mostly useful apps and recipes.

Paul provides a quick summary from a book I read last month called “Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind” and how this book can give you insight for your business ideas, app ideas, or Kickstarter projects.

Change your eating habits to promote clearer thinking and focus at work or at home. Use these 5 rules to guide your next meal throughout the day.