Owen Williams

Slack, Signal, Hangouts, Wire, iMessage, Telegram, Facebook Messenger. Why do we need so many apps to do one thing?

Like in the PC market before it, we have reached a peak where smartphone sales begin to decelerate, making the act of releasing a refreshed device with enough features to stimulate sales incredibly difficult.

The move will allow deeper integration of Chromium and Chrome on Windows, which will lead to major improvements in performance and battery life.

The Mac Mini and MacBook Air FINALLY get a refresh in Apple's best event in years.

Google has discovered a secret weapon: it’s building devices that improve over time, and has skipped the diminishing returns of yearly hardware bumps.

Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 9. But as we reach peak smartphone, there's less-and-less that distinguishes one phone from the other.

The pursuit of thinner, lighter laptops, a trend driven by Apple, means we have screwed ourselves out of performance.