What's Changed Since My First Column for Scientific American
What’s changed since my first Scientific American column
Stories by David Pogue
Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Keyboard Shortcuts
They were Apple's brilliant innovation, and they usually make sense
How Good Is Tesla's "Enhanced Autopilot" Feature?
Take a ride with Tesla’s Enhanced Autopilot feature
5G Devices Are about to Change Your Life
It will make 4G phones seem positively quaint
Hearing Aids Are Finally Entering the 21st Century
This outdated, expensive tech is getting a big makeover
Google's Duplex AI Scares Some People, but I Can't Wait for It to Become a Thing
Google's new assistant sounds almost scarily human
Megamergers I'd Like to See
12 ideas for new companies that probably won't exist—but should
These Apps Don't Exist Yet--but They Should
The Waze model of crowdsourced info is only the beginning
The "Clips" Camera Just Might Be the Weirdest Product Ever
Google's new camera decides what to photograph, based on AI algorithms
Automobile Dashboard Technology Is Simply Awful
New cars have amazing technology everywhere but the dashboard
Video Looks Most Natural Horizontally, but We Hold Our Phones Vertically
We see horizontally but tend to hold our phones vertically
Is Art Created by AI Really Art?
When AI creates compelling art, the meaning of creativity gets blurred
How Well Do Movies Predict Our Tech Future?
They get lots wrong but a surprising amount right
How Online Subscription Services Deal with the Problem of Password Sharing
In principle, you could share your password with anyone
How to Fight Format Rot
The Library of Congress has your back
Beware: Your Home Security Cam Is Watching You
It's weird to see how you act when nobody's looking
