Each year, American citizens, residents and green-card holders are required to report their interests in foreign financial accounts on the FinCEN Report 114 form—more commonly known as the "FBAR

Since starting to listen to podcasts a few years ago, I've always used the Instacast app. Recently, though, I decided to check out Overcast, by Marco Arment. Having used Overcast for about a week

Bank of America are making a change to their website so dramatic they need to continually remind me about it—starting six months in advance.

What kind of change could be so important? Are you sitting

For years, my photo management workflow has involved:

1. Importing my photos into whatever Mac application I was using at the time—beginning with iPhoto, then later Aperture, most recently, Photos.
2. Organ

This would have made for a decent avatar photo, if not for the bee.

GoldMoney, an online service that allows consumers to buy, hold and sell bullion gold, recently announced a series of enhancements, including a debit card that will allow GoldMoney customers to make

A couple of days ago, I wrote about Garmin losing their way in UI/UX design. Then yesterday, I tweeted a feature request feature request to them.

Garmin is one of those companies whose tweets all end

Yesterday the 2015 Blitz Chess Championship of the Spanish province of Cádiz took place about an hour's drive down the coast from Marbella. Unlike other provinces, Cadíz allow anyone to participate

This morning, when my wife and I took off on our trail run, I started my exercise timer app. A few hours later, we returned to the starting point, got in the car and drove home. Pulling into the

After years of using Siemens phones at work, I replaced the last phone with this one from Philips—and as a consequence I’m going to lose my hearing.

Every phone I’ve owned has worked in the following