Road to a Million Views: Tips for naming your YouTube video

As I've discovered over the last three years or so, the difference between naming your video poorly or well can have a significant impact on the number of views it receives.

Fall Android Line-up Looks Amazing: Nexus 5 2015, Moto X Pure Edition, OnePlus 2

A look at some of the top Android phones coming this fall. Expect plenty of choice. Also expect low prices. The smartphone market is headed into uncharted territory...
HD Retina Apps

5 Things You’ll Love About the New iPad

If you have an iPad 2 these may or may not persuade you to upgrade, but if you're on the original from 2010 then you're in for a quantum leap.
WWDC 2020 - iOS Home Screen Widgets
How Amazon rates TV shows - cost per first stream chart

Amazon creates “cost per first stream” metric to measure success of TV shows

Based on Amazon's internal ratings system, seasons 1 of 'The Grand Tour', 'The Man in the High Castle', and 'Bosch' are all doing their part to draw new Prime members.

Second Look: Samsung Galaxy Nexus (yes, it can go toe-to-toe with the S III)

Needless to say, the Nexus is currently the ultimate expression of Android.
Chickamauga - Civil War

Apple overtakes Nokia in Q1 handset revenue

If you close your eyes, and whistle some Beatles tune, you might even have the crazy idea that this is the tech world's version of communism versus capitalism.
Canon EOS 80D with Canon PZ-E1 Power Zoom Adapter - Test with Video

Canon Sales Report: Management lowers outlook, looks to full-size mirrorless cameras, lenses to bounce back

The smartphone is devouring the stagnant DSLR camera market. Can mirrorless models save the day for Canon and others?

2006: Google Netscaped, DVDs Die, Nicole Kidman’s Eye and Robots Fly

Google (GOOG) will be Netscaped. It may take a few years. But flanked by Microsoft and Yahoo on one side and just about every scorned VC on the other, where's the sustainability? (OK, maybe it's envy). NASDAQ at year end = 2,512.16. Downloadable movies (not just TV shows...

Amazon takes on Netflix with Prime on-demand service

When Amazon is serious about market share, they can be ruthless. Remember, this is the company that was just selling books not that long ago. It's a clever move that leverages Amazon's core strength: volume.