Month: June 2016

The 12.9″ should be thought of as the 15″ MacBook Pro is on the MacBook lineup.

Tom on The Minimal: Going all in on iPad-only? The question for me today is when rather than how. He’s not just talking about leaving the Mac either, he’s looking at what it would be like to just have one device. As in: iPhone or iPad only. He’s got some really good points on both […]

I want a smart notebook, not a digital version of my paper notebook.

I don’t agree with the title of this post, but It is a good list to get you started.

I’ve posted four bags for sale. I’ll be posting my MacBook on that page Monday. Keep an eye on it from time to time. Some great deals on some of my bags. Pretty much all of them can be considered in excellent condition.

A nice review from Steve on a bag which is easily one of the most recommended travel bags I see on forums.

Yes I have two iPad Pro’s, but I am also iOS only now

This is one really good looking travel bag at great price.

This was a really fun event to attend and see happen. I also grabbed a couple of the best shots I’ve taken this year: See it on Instagram. See it on Instagram.

This is a really small bag.

Katie Notopoulos on watchOS 3: The second feature is the emergency alert system. To me, this seemed so clearly designed for women – a safety alert system for walks home at night or through a deserted parking lot. Safety was one of the features women liked about the Apple Watch to begin with – like […]

Variety is the weight in travel.

The potpourri post of the series.

Yeah, 1Blocker, basically.

Really great app, now on the Mac. What I like best: you get a lot of control over it, and it syncs your settings from iOS. Whitelist a site on iOS, it is whitelisted on your Mac. Love that.

Aer has launched a new travel backpack/carryon today on Kickstarter. I have a review sample of the pack and will have something to share soon on it. In the mean time, it’s a really well made bag. Here’s a few comparison photos you might find interesting: Aer Travel Pack next to SLICKS Aer Travel Pack […]

Hopes and dreams of an even more secure iOS.

The key is to just not put any shoes in your bag.

I’ve seen people bring a 65L hiking backpack so they can work for 45 minutes at Starbucks.

Be selfish.