Ecosystems & Devices

Smoothly connected rounded shapes representing devices working together in the Apple ecosystem

The Apple Ecosystem: What You Gain, and What It Costs to Leave

You’ve got an iPhone, and lately you’ve been eyeing something to go with it —...
A walled garden with a single narrow gate, showing how a computer ecosystem is easy to enter and harder to leave

Tech Ecosystems Are Worth Joining. Check This One Thing First.

Nobody sits down and decides to go all-in on a computer ecosystem. It happens in...
An open workbench with modular parts laid out, representing the build-it-your-way Linux ecosystem

Linux Runs the Internet. Here’s What It Asks of You.

Almost every website you visited today was served to you by Linux. As of July...
One key opening many different doors, showing how a single Google account works across any hardware

How the Google Ecosystem Ended Up in Almost Everyone’s Life

Before the university moved to Google, we ran Lotus Notes. It was a serious piece...
A plain sturdy bridge carrying steady traffic, representing the practical Microsoft ecosystem

The Microsoft Ecosystem Never Asked You to Choose

When I started supporting a university law school, everything ran Windows. Then Macs began arriving...
Four diverging paths illustrating which computer you should buy

Which Computer Should You Actually Buy? A Decision Guide

Somebody asks me which computer to buy roughly once a month. They usually want a...
An older desktop computer on a tidy desk with a wall calendar turned past October, symbolizing Windows 10 support ended

Windows 10 Support Has Ended. Don’t Buy a New Computer Yet.

Update, July 2026: Microsoft has extended the consumer Extended Security Updates program to 12 October...
Illustration of browser windows above a laptop, representing choosing the best browser for Mac.

Best Browser for Mac — Safari vs Backup Options

There is a particular kind of frustration that only happens in a browser. The page...