Near Field Communication (NFC) is far from a new technology, as a matter of fact the technology that underlies NFC has been around as far back as the 1980s! Talk about some old technology! While yes, it’s not new, I do believe that NFC still has a lot of potential…

I need to start out by saying that, I truly love Android. I’ve been an Android user since Android 2.2 Froyo (Back when we had cooler naming conventions of course) and even though I had a short stint during the start of my professional career where I used an iPhone…

Whether we’re talking about Apple’s in house silicon endeavors, Google’s Tensor products or even Samsung’s Exynos lineup of chipsets it’s becoming ever more clear that custom silicon is becoming more and more common. What was becoming a very three sided battle between Intel, AMD and Qualcomm is now blossoming into…

It’s clear that EVs are the future. Whether we’re talking about full sized pickup trucks like the Ford F-150 Lightning or something a bit more soccer mom friendly like the Mustang Mach-E (Which is a weird statement to make considering it has the word “Mustang” in it). EV’s are here…

Before I write this article up I do want to talk about the elephant in the room here, the fact that Google actually has a third operating system not just in development but actually in the hands of consumers as we speak. Fuchsia OS is already used on Nest Hubs…

How is this still a topic? — Google has come a long way from their early days of Google Voice and Google Hangouts. As we continue to use items such as Google Duo, Google Meet and Google Messages, I have to ask the question. How is this still a topic in 2022? While Hangouts was often praised…

Over the last several years, it’s become ever more clear that the future of road transportation will not be based around the internal combustion engine or fossil fuels. Instead one day in the near future we’ll all be driving our Tesla Model (Insert alphabet letter hear) or our electric SUVs…

With Finland and Sweden well on the way to become active members of NATO, it’s important that we look at the possible benefits and effects that a NATO expansion could have on the world at large. …

I’ve written many times about minimalism inside of Medium. Often times I refer to the monetary gains that minimalism offers to prospective “practioners” or perhaps the sense of freedom that comes with owning ever fewer things but I never really opened up the broader discussion on the topic. …