The only thing that’s changed about Apple’s advertising is nothing, thankfully     One of my favorite parts of Apple events (besides Jony Ive’s voiceovers) is the ads. Apple has always made great ads; and while there is a clear distinction in the direction the company has gone post-Jobs, I think it’s starting to establish

Microsoft isn’t fighting to help drug dealers, it’s fighting to save your privacy Microsoft will battle the US Department of Justice in court tomorrow over whether it should hand over emails tied to a narcotics investigation, stored in its Irish data center — and it should be pretty clear which side you should take. The

Amazon will now publish reader-nominated authors from around the globe Amazon has announced that it’s expanding Kindle Scout — itsprogram to publish books from aspiring authors voted on by readers — outside the US. The company will now begin accepting novel-length English manuscripts from writers around the world, for publication under its Kindle Press banner.

Apple iPhone 6s, 6s Plus Equipped With ‘3D Touch’   The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are here, and on the outside, they look very similar to their predecessors, save for a new rose gold color. But Apple gave them a few internal upgrades, most notably 3D Touch, which is essentially Force Touch for the

Microsoft and Dell Bring Windows 10 to Businesses   As Windows 10 market share creepssteadily upward, Microsoft is giving enterprise customers more and more reasons to consider upgrading to its latest operating system. A new expanded partnership with Dell pushes not only Windows 10 but Windows 10 on new devices. Dell will join Microsoft’s Surface