Android and Chill

This could kick off a future where games are only something you rent while you can. I hate that future.

Does nobody really want to carry a desktop PC in their pocket?

You really can have too much of a good thing.

Not having a fingerprint sensor cost me a delicious BBQ sandwich and I lost out on sending the best meme ever to a friend because I'm using "that stupid orange thing."

We want the best for our kids, and right now that means we buy from Amazon.

If you want to transmit data less frequently, buy an iPhone. If you want to have the data collected do something for you, buy an Android.

A phone chip is more than just the processor inside of it. The OnePlus Nord and its Snapdragon 765G proves that you just don't need "the best" to be great.

A $200 million fine means carriers still made money selling our location data to third-party services. Since it was ours, do we get a cut?

The internet is great and useful for so many things. But a day without it was like a reboot inside me. You should try it.

5G is confusing. Carriers are already taking advantage of that and consumers need to make sure we're educated in how 5G works and what it is before we start looking for our next phone.

You may not know who makes the parts inside your phone but you would know if they weren't very good. That's why companies buy from Samsung.

Your location can reveal a detailed picture of how you live your life, not just where.

All Google needs to do is give us everything we ask for without screwing everything up. Sounds easy, right?

A company who wants your money just might say anything to get it.

This is why we can't have good things.

The current 5G deployment strategies mean you won't find it in rural America any time soon.

When it comes to the Android Q beta, the OEM gets to call all the shots. That never looks good.

Innovation isn't always an improvement for everyone. How does Google balance the need for new with the experience for the enthusiast?

They stem from the same folks that gave us groovy hits like "Vaccines cause Autism" and "Power lines are a global health threat" and you're too smart to fall for it this time.