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The mass market might not be ready for always-on listening devices.
it just seems like there are a lot of signals that the mass market might not be quite ready for this product.
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The HomeView's price of $299 feels reasonable for a thoughtfully designed and elegant looking home computer centerpiece.
$299 feels downright reasonable for what is clearly a thoughtfully designed and elegant looking home computer centerpiece.
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it just seems like there are a lot of signals that the mass market might not be quite ready for this product.
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The HomeView may lead to a fairly confusing and perhaps far less performant product experience.Their words
But I'm also going to guess this will lead to a fairly confusing and perhaps far less performant product experience.
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$299 feels downright reasonable for what is clearly a thoughtfully designed and elegant looking home computer centerpiece.
13 October
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This clearly – clearly – should have been a movie that went right to streaming.
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The reality here was that this movie was never likely to be a big performer at the box office.
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Google paid all that money for less than two years of service for Shazeer. Sorry, they also technically paid for the "non-exclusive licensing rights" to Character.AI, but as we're learning today, those are effectively worthless.
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Hackquisitions are turning out to be a disaster.Their words
Anyway, the writing was clearly on the wall for Character at that point, the bigger point remains what a disaster these "hackquisitions" are turning out to be.
12 October
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I had also been guessing a $499 price point, but given that it will be running on the two-generations-old A18 chip – the new Apple TV will have a newer chip? – which may again suggest that this product has been ready to roll for a while now, just waiting on Siri to get smart – it would seem to indicate a lower-price point.
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As such, they may actually be bigger than X at the moment in terms of actual usage and user base – and if they're not in every metric yet, they will be soon.
11 October
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"Super Intelligence" has been converted into silly signaling... As if coaxing Big Tech companies to pay for your inauguration or new ballrooms or forcing executives to come to the movie premieres of documentaries about your wife wasn't enough, we now have a new, more direct litmus test of fealty to President Trump. "Super Intelligence". If you use the term in your talking points going forward, you're good. If you don't, well, you're "THE ENEMY!" It's a signal and it's that simple.
10 October
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AI can run nearly infinite scenarios to brute force its way to solutions in ways humans cannot.
8 October
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The iPad remains the only real tablet game in town.Their words
With all due respect to Samsung, the iPad remains the only real tablet game in town.
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early indications indicate that these machines should be better at local AI but likely worse at "regular" computing tasks versus the MacBook Pro.
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The mass market might not be ready for always-on listening devices.
it just seems like there are a lot of signals that the mass market might not be quite ready for this product.
Inklings #030 📧 Said 16 Oct 2026
The HomeView's price of $299 feels reasonable for a thoughtfully designed and elegant looking home computer centerpiece.
$299 feels downright reasonable for what is clearly a thoughtfully designed and elegant looking home computer centerpiece.
Chaos isn't a Pit. Chaos is a Countertop. Said 14 Oct 2026
The HomeView may lead to a fairly confusing and perhaps far less performant product experience.
But I'm also going to guess this will lead to a fairly confusing and perhaps far less performant product experience.
Chaos isn't a Pit. Chaos is a Countertop. Said 14 Oct 2026
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Hackquisitions are turning out to be a disaster.
Anyway, the writing was clearly on the wall for Character at that point, the bigger point remains what a disaster these "hackquisitions" are turning out to be.
A Couple Elephants in the Character.AI Bankruptcy Room Said 13 Oct 2026
Non-exclusive licensing rights to AI companies are effectively worthless.
Google paid all that money for less than two years of service for Shazeer. Sorry, they also technically paid for the "non-exclusive licensing rights" to Character.AI, but as we're learning today, those are effectively worthless.
A Couple Elephants in the Character.AI Bankruptcy Room Said 13 Oct 2026
The Social Reckoning was never likely to be a big performer at the box office.
The reality here was that this movie was never likely to be a big performer at the box office.
The Box Office Reckoning Said 13 Oct 2026
The Social Reckoning should have been a movie that went right to streaming.
This clearly – clearly – should have been a movie that went right to streaming.
The Box Office Reckoning Said 13 Oct 2026
Threads may become larger than X in terms of actual usage and user base soon.
As such, they may actually be bigger than X at the moment in terms of actual usage and user base – and if they're not in every metric yet, they will be soon.
Twitter is Back. Shhh… Magic Dance! Said 12 Oct 2026
The HomeView product may have a lower price point than $499.
I had also been guessing a $499 price point, but given that it will be running on the two-generations-old A18 chip – the new Apple TV will have a newer chip? – which may again suggest that this product has been ready to roll for a while now, just waiting on Siri to get smart – it would seem to indicate a lower-price point.
Apple's Long View on 'HomeView' Said 12 Oct 2026
"Super Intelligence" is being used as a signal of fealty to President Trump.
"Super Intelligence" has been converted into silly signaling... As if coaxing Big Tech companies to pay for your inauguration or new ballrooms or forcing executives to come to the movie premieres of documentaries about your wife wasn't enough, we now have a new, more direct litmus test of fealty to President Trump. "Super Intelligence". If you use the term in your talking points going forward, you're good. If you don't, well, you're "THE ENEMY!" It's a signal and it's that simple.
SIgh Said 11 Oct 2026
AI can use brute force to solve problems in ways that humans cannot.
AI can run nearly infinite scenarios to brute force its way to solutions in ways humans cannot.
Inklings #029 📧 Said 9 Oct 2026
Early indications indicate that Surface machines should be better at local AI but likely worse at regular computing tasks versus the MacBook Pro.
early indications indicate that these machines should be better at local AI but likely worse at "regular" computing tasks versus the MacBook Pro.
Microsoft Comes to Kill the MacBook Again Said 8 Oct 2026
The iPad remains the only real tablet game in town.
With all due respect to Samsung, the iPad remains the only real tablet game in town.
Amazon Comes to Kill the iPad Again Said 8 Oct 2026
Apple's would-be 'HomePod Hub' device would make more sense if it launches alongside other home technology products via a deep partnership with a current player.
Apple's would-be 'HomePod Hub' device starts to make a lot more sense if it launches alongside a bunch of other technology products for the home – and the best way to do that, fast, is with a deep partnership with a current player.
Apple's LG Home Partnership • HBO Max/Paramount+ Super App Said 7 Oct 2026
Anti-tech sentiment is building and spreading.
A time when anti-tech sentiment is building and spreading, no less.
Tech CEOs: Thou Art a Villain Said 6 Oct 2026
Hollywood is going to change significantly over the next decade.
without question, Hollywood is going to change a lot over the next decade.
Tech CEOs: Thou Art a Villain Said 6 Oct 2026
For most people, the AirPods 5 are likely worth getting over the more expensive AirPods Pro.
And trust me in saying that for most people, the AirPods 5 are likely worth getting over the $100 more expensive AirPods Pro.
Ode to the AirPods 5 Said 5 Oct 2026
The AirPods regular model may be the best product Apple makes.
The AirPods – regular model – really may be the best product Apple makes.
Ode to the AirPods 5 Said 5 Oct 2026
Political satire films like 'Digger' are not the type of movie that does well at the box office in the 2020s.
This is just not the type of movie that does well at the box office in the 2020s. Maybe that's sad, but it's no less true.
Warner Bros Digs One Final Box Office Crater Said 4 Oct 2026
Companies that truly believe AI will fundamentally alter business have to attempt deep restructuring, even if it may fail.
The body may well reject such organs! But yeah, you sort of have to try if you truly believe AI is going to fundamentally alter the way business is done.
Inklings #028 📧 Said 2 Oct 2026
Disney/Lucasfilm needs another Star Wars hit.
They need another hit. And what's the easiest way to find that hit?...
Star Wars: Episode Tentative Said 27 Sept 2026
AI could make location history data more powerful for personal recommendations.
And in the Age of AI, such information becomes potentially more interesting and powerful. If you can pull up the sushi spot you want to recommend to someone via a natural language query – perhaps even with only your voice – that's clearly going to be useful.
Where is the 'Where I've Been' Service? Said 26 Sept 2026
Meta appears to have turned the just-okay Quest into what sounds like a better version of Apple's Vision Pro.
Aside from out-Googling Google with their AI personal assistant Muse, it's arguably more impressive that Meta appears to have out-Apple'd Apple by turning the just-okay Quest into what sure sounds like a better version of the Vision Pro.
Inklings #027 📧 Said 25 Sept 2026
It feels inevitable that ads will eventually creep into all tiers of streaming services, even Apple's.
But it also feels inevitable that ads will creep into all tiers eventually. Death. Taxes. Ads. Everywhere. (Even Apple.)
Inklings #027 📧 Said 25 Sept 2026
Data centers in space, like Google's first test, sound like they won't be viable at any real scale for at least a decade.
Google is launching their first data centers in space test which sounds promising (on paper and in labs), but also like none of this will be viable at any sort of scale for a decade at least.
Inklings #027 📧 Said 25 Sept 2026
A $1,299, 100-gram pair of slip-on glasses seems far more enticing than a $3,699, 700-gram headset strapped to the face.
But I know that a $1,299 device seems about three times more enticing than a $3,699 version. And a 100 gram pair of glasses that you can slip on rather than a 700 gram brick that you strap on to your face sounds about seven times more enticing.
Meta Unveils the Vision Pro Apple Should Have Shipped Said 24 Sept 2026
Apple made a mistake by launching the Vision Pro in its initial state.
Two and a half years ago, just weeks after the launch of the Vision Pro, it was clear to me that Apple had made a mistake. They simply had no business launching the product in that current state.
Meta Unveils the Vision Pro Apple Should Have Shipped Said 24 Sept 2026
Meta's VR Glasses, though imperfect, seem like a reasonable thing for consumers to buy, while the Vision Pro was not.
That is to say, while the Meta VR Glasses still aren't perfect, they at least seem like a reasonable thing for consumers to buy. The Vision Pro was not.
Meta Unveils the Vision Pro Apple Should Have Shipped Said 24 Sept 2026
Meta may be remembered as an AI company rather than a social media company in the future.
As impossible as it seems now, maybe in 50 years we'll remember Meta as the AI company and not the social media company.
The M-pire Strikes Back Said 24 Sept 2026
Hybrid human-AI approaches will probably become more common at the edges of AI as agents try to tackle real-world tasks.
The bigger picture remains that we're probably going to see more such hybrid approaches at the edges of AI as agents rise and try to crack real world tasks.
Meta Muse is People Said 23 Sept 2026
AI is not yet capable of autonomously handling all real-world tasks.
The AI is better now, but there are still too many things in the real world that sort of require humans in some capacity – at least until the actual robots come.
Meta Muse is People Said 23 Sept 2026
Coverage of the Googlebook launch makes it pretty clear that Google's new laptop OS is far more about Android than the AI framing it was unveiled with.
While the company framed it around AI during their initial unveiling back in May, all the coverage around the launch this week makes it pretty clear that it's far more about Android.
Soylent Googlebook is Android Said 22 Sept 2026
ChromeOS is unlikely to exist for much longer.
The reality is that ChromeOS probably isn't too long for this world.
Soylent Googlebook is Android Said 22 Sept 2026
AI will likely be run in the cloud rather than on native AI PCs.
my bet would be that there is no truly native 'AI PC' and that instead, people will run AI on the current computing paradigms as long as they're in the cloud.
Soylent Googlebook is Android Said 22 Sept 2026
Google has multiple competing personal AI assistant products.
Second, related, is that Google once again clearly has competing products in the space. Say hello to 'CC', which is not Gemini Spark, but another agentic product that Google is working on.
Why Didn't Google Build Muse? Said 21 Sept 2026
As a product, Meta's Muse is better than Google's Gemini Spark, setting aside the underlying models and capabilities.
Third, and by far the biggest problem for Gemini Spark is simply that Muse is better. I'm not even speaking about the underlying models and capabilities here, just the products.
Why Didn't Google Build Muse? Said 21 Sept 2026
Google is behind in the personal AI assistant space.
A year after it looked like Google had not only caught up in AI, but could run away with the game, we find a company that can't ship their latest flagship model, is far behind Anthropic and OpenAI in agentic coding, and has just been made to look foolish in the personal AI assistant space by Meta and Apple.
Why Didn't Google Build Muse? Said 21 Sept 2026
A CEO's command of facts and thoughtful, unscripted answers signals real leadership more than charisma does
one of the things that made Steve Jobs, Steve Jobs, was how in command he was of the facts - yes, even those sprinkled with reality distortion dust! - on stage.
The Apple Natural Said 19 Sept 2026
The unbundling of cable television was always going to be followed by a re-bundling of streaming services.
The great un-bundling of cable was always going to lead to a re-bundling of streaming. It's simply too expensive and too chaotic without a more central hub.
Inklings #026 📧 Said 18 Sept 2026
Every digital service should present a single unified interface rather than multiple separate entry points.
It seems fine to keep coding in a separate area, obviously, but in general, we should have one box per service!
Inklings #026 📧 Said 18 Sept 2026
Adding advertising into AI chatbot products carries a high risk of backfiring with users.
Injecting ads into the current paradigm with AI chatbots runs a pretty high risk of backfiring.
Meta's Amusing Muse Said 16 Sept 2026
As AI assistants become more agentic and take real actions, competitive advantage shifts toward platforms with deeper personal-data access.
But as workflows move more agentic - i.e. you want to use AI to take more actual actions - the advantage quickly shifts towards Meta.
Meta's Amusing Muse Said 16 Sept 2026
Award show wins are a useful, if imperfect, proxy for power shifts within an industry.
Award shows remain mostly silly and subjective, but they're an interesting directional proxy for power in the various industries
Apple TV Dethrones HBO Said 15 Sept 2026
Apple TV's overall show quality now exceeds Netflix's and Prime Video's, though it still lacks HBO's peak-level top-tier content.
While the average overall quality of Apple's shows are higher than those on Netflix or Prime Video, they still don't have the type of 'A+' content that HBO was regularly pumping out at their peak.
Apple TV Dethrones HBO Said 15 Sept 2026
For streaming services, a large back catalog matters more for reducing subscriber churn than for boosting sign-up numbers.
I'm not sure they fully understood that it wasn't really about juicing their numbers, but about churn prevention.
Apple TV Dethrones HBO Said 15 Sept 2026
Whether advanced AI poses an existential risk to humanity is currently unknowable.
Nobody knows for sure. We're in uncharted waters here, and I think even the LLM skeptics would have to say that the technology has taken us far past what many originally thought possible.
AI's "No Fate" Future Said 15 Sept 2026
Roughly half of the possible outcomes of advanced AI development would be good or great for society.
There is nearly an infinite range of outcomes here between being fine and being dead. Also, many of them - probably half! - have outcomes which end up being good, if not great, for society.
AI's "No Fate" Future Said 15 Sept 2026
A product can be technically impressive yet fail because it launched before a real market for it existed.
It's certainly an impressive piece of technology, but it was clearly launched far too early, with no large market to find.
Apple Unveils the CEO Handoff Said 11 Sept 2026
Genuine personal enthusiasm for a product is what makes a keynote presentation compelling.
I've long argued that this product enthusiasm was the actual key to the Jobs keynotes.
Apple Unveils the CEO Handoff Said 11 Sept 2026
No other foldable phone maker matches Apple's software design for reimagining how a folding device should be used.
But none can do what Apple does on the software front, reimagining how such a device should be used.
Apple Unveils the CEO Handoff Said 11 Sept 2026
A product's success depends on hardware and software working together, not hardware alone.
It's not just the hardware. It's the hardware and the software. This is just Apple running their old playbook to perfection.
The Apple Event Smelled of a Rich Mahogany Said 10 Sept 2026
AI features that passively listen to and record a user's surroundings will provoke public backlash.
But still! It's sort of wild that Apple is pushing forward with this given the obvious backlash it will garner.
The Apple Event Smelled of a Rich Mahogany Said 10 Sept 2026
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Uses Magic Trackpad
if I’m just browsing the web, I use the Magic Trackpad because the broader multi-touch support allows me to do more.
usesthis.com 26 Mar 2011
Disliked Cr-48 Chrome OS notebook
I love the idea of Chrome OS, but the hardware leaves a lot to be desired, in my opinion.
usesthis.com 26 Mar 2011
Liked MacBook Pro (15-inch, i7)
I loved that machine, though I wish I would have opted to get the matte screen rather than the glossy one.
usesthis.com 26 Mar 2011
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Loved MacBook Air (2010, 13-inch)
But this new one is perfect. It’s so perfect in fact, that I’ve stopped used my MacBook Pro.
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- The AI Assistant Wars 15 Oct 2026 A chat about the state of AI personal assistants and if this is really the time for them to shine...
- Chaos isn't a Pit. Chaos is a Countertop. 14 Oct 2026 Apple's strange new HomeView...
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- Meta Back at the AI Frontier • Sora as a Startup 13 Oct 2026 Continuing their "we're back" tour, Meta's new 'Wonder' models, built for Muse, put them at the frontier – or so they say. Meanwhile, not back yet, but maybe soonish: Sora?! Say it is so! Read on for thoughts on...
- The Box Office Reckoning 13 Oct 2026 No one wants to see 'The Social Reckoning' – at least not in theaters...
- A Couple Elephants in the Character.AI Bankruptcy Room 13 Oct 2026 From a $2.7B "hackquisition" to a $20M IP fire sale...
- Apple's Long View on 'HomeView' 12 Oct 2026 The name seems in focus, are the use cases?
- Twitter is Back. Shhh… Magic Dance! 12 Oct 2026 X is proving to be an internet cockroach...
- SIgh 11 Oct 2026 "Super Intelligence" has been converted into silly signaling...
- Inklings #029 📧 9 Oct 2026 Spring-Loaded Ternus • Endless Geminis • Mathpocalypse • OpenAI's "Missing" ARR • OK Googlebooks
- AI as UI • The Datacenter NIMBY Problem 9 Oct 2026 A tweak this week to the way ChatGPT is surfacing information and letting us interact with it may end up as a subtly bigger deal than their Dots AI assistant. Meanwhile, reading about China's massive data center initiat…
- Amazon Comes to Kill the iPad Again 8 Oct 2026 'Alexa Tablets' put out the 'Fire Tablets', finally...
- Microsoft Comes to Kill the MacBook Again 8 Oct 2026 Can the 'Surface Laptop Ultra' use AI capabilities and NVIDIA to end the reign of the MacBook Pro? I mean...
- Apple's LG Home Partnership • HBO Max/Paramount+ Super App 7 Oct 2026 Apple's would-be 'HomePod Hub' device starts to make a lot more sense if it launches alongside a bunch of other technology products for the home – and the best way to do that, fast, is with a deep partnership with a cur…
- Tech CEOs: Thou Art a Villain 6 Oct 2026 This Fall, Hollywood is coming at tech with a vengeance...
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- Narrator: it was time. #GoBlue 〽️🏈 18 Oct 2026
- Yeah, it’s time to put in Carr. What is even the point of this? Michigan’s offense looks completely lost. #GoBlue 〽️🏈 17 Oct 2026
- This is literally the plot of Jurassic Park. 17 Oct 2026
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- Cereal is a lie. 17 Oct 2026
- John Ternus needs to hire a supply chain expert ASAP. Might I suggest Tim Cook... 16 Oct 2026
- Wow, iPhone Duo availability seemed to jump to December almost immediately. 16 Oct 2026
- I saw everything. 👁️🤯 15 Oct 2026
- It's not the Everything App™, and it undoubtedly will never be, but the reality is that most of the competition keeps inching closer to Nothing Apps, so... 14 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- What did Ilya see? 13 Oct 2026
- I can't tell if 10 year old me 'Hatchet' fan or 30 year old me 'Place Beyond the Pines' fan is more excited right now. I think both? 12 Oct 2026
- The team with the lowest payroll in baseball just beat the team with the third lowest to make it to the ALCS against the team with the fifth lowest. #Guardsball 11 Oct 2026
- The weather rarely gets better. The goals rarely get better. ⚽️ 10 Oct 2026
- Google, when you suggest that perhaps they don't need another product named 'Gemini' let alone another Agent initiative... 9 Oct 2026
- Yeah, not even a week ago... 8 Oct 2026
- The AI Assistant floodgates have burst open. @Kantrowitz and I go through the early leaders – and wonder where Google (and Anthropic) are here... 7 Oct 2026 youtube.com
- 15 years for an iPad app for Instagram. 30 days for an iPad app for Muse. 7 Oct 2026
- The initial reviews are in and both 'The Social Reckoning' and 'Artificial' sound like they're gonna be good – with the latter potentially *great* and Oscar-winning. Oh boy. Buckle up for yet more techlash... 7 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- I feel like Vision Pro vs. Meta VR Glasses can be boiled down to this... 6 Oct 2026
- Hard to say. Hard to look at. Just plain generic gibberish. It's like if Microsoft was allowed to name other companies not just their own products. 4 Oct 2026
- I am happy for P.J. Fleck though. Always seemed like a good coach. Always says the right things in interviews. I’m not going to suggest Michigan should poach him but… #GoBlue 〽️🏈 3 Oct 2026
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- Inklings 📆 October 16, 2026 • iPhone Duo Fail • I Saw Everything • Apple & Meta • Amazon's Bee • Netflix Shake Up • OpenAI Spy 17 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- A chat about the state of AI personal assistants and if this is really the time for them to shine... 16 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- So it's a device that *sounds* like an iPad, but *looks* and in many ways *acts* like a giant Apple Watch, that *runs* CarPlay apps. What?! 14 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
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- 💭 Thoughts On... 🍉 Meta Back at the AI Frontier 📹 Sora as a Startup 13 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- From the title to the trailer, it always just sort of felt like this was set up to be re-heated leftovers... 13 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- This "hackquisition" just keeps looking more and more like a total disaster... 13 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- I think 'HomeView' is more elegant – certainly more so than 'HomePad' which always sounded a bit too much like a sanitary product. 12 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- You seemingly can't buy your way into replacing the internet "town square" – nor kill it off. Many have tried, including its current owner... 12 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- While all of this just looks like rather silly signs of fealty at the moment, it will all likely just look plain silly in hindsight. 11 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- Inklings 📆 October 9, 2026 • Spring-Loaded Ternus • Endless Geminis • Mathpocalypse • OpenAI's "Missing" ARR • OK Googlebooks 10 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- 💭 Thoughts On... 🎨 AI as UI 👷 The Datacenter NIMBY Problem 9 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- If you were looking for a cheap tablet, Android was your OS, and Amazon was your guy – now, for a new strategy... 9 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- Microsoft aims to kill the old MacBook Pro with AI, just before Apple is set to launch a killer new MacBook Pro... 8 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- 💭 Thoughts On... 🏡 Apple's LG Home Partnership 📺 HBO Max/Paramount+ Super App 7 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- This Fall... in a world... where tech is evil... 7 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- In actual usage so far, the star of last month's Apple event for me is actually the new AirPods. 6 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- 'Digger' may not be great, but that's not the real reason it bombed at the box office... 5 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- Inklings 📆 October 2, 2026 • Apple's HomeHub • A Nimble Apple • SpaceX Phone! • MountDanceWarBroDisco! • Argon's Conquest • Flight Club 2 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- Do I want some sort of iPad/HomePod hybrid that resembles the icon iMac G4? Yes. Will most people? That seems very TBD... 1 Oct 2026 spyglass.org
- Some thoughts on OpenAI 'Dots'... 30 Sept 2026 spyglass.org
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