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After testing out my new "just black" Pixel XL 2 over the weekend, I already think it was worth the upgrade from the previous generation Pixel.

Instead of unifying my experience across devices (ie, iMac, iPad, iPhone), I’ve decided to take the opposite approach and adopt all the major platforms - Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android. In doing so, I’ll remain proficient across the major…

I've been running the Android O Developer Preview since Google released the file images, and in approximately four days of daily use, I can say that it's a relatively stable update which has promise, and I intend to keep running.

Even a year later, the Nexus 6P is still a superb smartphone. It was the first Nexus device with a camera worthy of competing with other flagship devices. It implemented the USB type C interface. Oh, and its front-facing speakers are…

Woohoo! The official release of Android Nougat is finally upon us, and fortunately for Nexus owners, the factory images are already available to download. Because of the new developer preview series Google implemented starting with this…

Google I/O 2016's keynote was yesterday, and while it was fairly light in announcing immediately available updates/products, there are some great things in the pipeline! I've been running Android N Developer Preview 3 on my Nexus 6P and…

I've been using my Google Pixel C running Android N's developer preview for just over a week, and although there are obviously some glitches here and there, the performance and utility of Android as a tablet OS is finally beginning to…

Last year was about the Nexus 6 and iPads for my brother and mom. This holiday season, the new star of my technological repertoire is the Nexus 6P, Google's first major venture with Chinese telecommunications company Huawei. To be direct,…

Residency often makes it difficult to eat healthy on a regular basis. It's especially easy to venture down the path of stress eating during long call shifts.

The developer (and huge nerd) in me always wants to be on the bleeding edge of software releases. This time of year is always fun because both Google and Apple have their yearly developer conferences (I/O and WWDC, respectively) where they…