by Frank Caron on February 4, 2013, no comments
With the cloud-powered era upon us, accessing data wherever you are and enjoying seamless services across platforms has become par for the course, and as a consumer, I couldn’t be happier about that. Being able to use my data on any platform without having to transfer files is, to quote a corny marketing term, “magical”. [...]
by Frank Caron on August 8, 2012, no comments
In a matter of weeks, Valve may have effectively cemented its position as a head-to-head competitor with Apple, Microsoft, and Google. Valve is now poised to both consolidate and monetize the fragmented world of open-source software in a way that will fundamentally revolutionize open-source computing and likely result in a noteworthy shift in OS usage [...]
by Frank Caron on February 22, 2012, one comment
Having recently made the reluctant switch to both Mac OS X via a 15″ Macbook Pro and iOS via an iPhone 4S, Mac gaming has suddenly become a topic far more relevant to me. That said, it seems that my transition may have been well-timed, as the Post-Jobsian Mac Machine is moving forward with plans [...]
by Frank Caron on October 9, 2011, one comment
With the dust settled, and the above image stirring up some emotion in me, I thought I’d take a second to contribute my own thoughts to the passing of Steve Jobs.