Author: Bill Palmer

Some people in this town spend a career trying to finish the above sentence, but when I realized the smoke had sufficiently cleared such

As I’ve bounced around Florida the past ten days from one relative’s house to another, visiting with family and old friends and former colleagues,

I’m wide awake and feeling great and ready to rant. Wait, those things don’t all go together. So if you’ll permit me, there are

I remember back in high school when I went on a marching band competition field trip to Daytona my freshman that was such a

The feedback I’ve received overnight regarding my summation yesterday on Apple’s permanent withdrawal from Macworld Expo has included more than one person who praised

– I’ve got two long drives and two long flights ahead of me in the next week. The time isn’t wasted if the music

– About those two long drives and two long flights I’ve got ahead of me in the next week. Here’s hoping I can get

Presenting iProng Magazine’s thirtieth issue… – cover story interview with lead singer of Hootie & the Blowfish and current country music chart-topper Darius Rucker

Last night I ordered myself a new MacBook Pro, and in so doing I’m finally putting out to pasture the MacBook I bought on

Apple’s new web browser is super fast, but the ambitious interface changes are mostly a disaster (so far). The new tabs implementation is ambitious

So my brand new MacBook Pro has some kind of video problem, which is a whole other entry for another day, but the bottom

So I’m starting to get settled in and re-acclimated. When you’ve been gone a couple months, sometimes it’s the cultural differences that you have

History will record that in the first seven weeks of owning this new MacBook Pro, I will have only gotten to use it productively

The thing about meetups is that they always get me thinking. This evening at the LA Podcasters meetup, Tim Coyne and I were musing

iProng Magazine is proud to present its Spring 2009 Double Issue featuring Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills & Nash, who tells us about his

Imagine, if you will, an alternate reality in which the only way you could realistically have access to a car in the United States

Yesterday Apple announced the third-generation iPod shuffle, a device which manages to shrink even smaller than its predecessor while reducing its on-board interface to

In the past couple weeks in which I’ve been without my blog, life has been routinely surreal, I suppose. I’ve walked out the front

So I got myself into a fairly chuckle-worthy situation, and I’ll chalk it up to being my own fault, but it did get me

Everyone within the Apple community is asking the same two related questions these days. Should Apple release a netbook? Will Apple release a netbook?