Tracy Marshall

I'm not planning to get an iPhone X because I look at my phone all the time when notifications show up. I have not heard any discussion by Apple about how the phone reads my mind and knows when I just want to look at notifications vs unlocking to interact with my apps.

Last year, I spent a few hundred dollars on DragonAnywhere on my iPhone. It showed a lot of promise in the very beginning. But as I used it, it "de-evolved." So I'm excited to this one from Microsoft a try. Of course, we all know that Windows had the clunky-ist dictation app built into Windows for years. But since this is from Garage, which brought "What Dog" to iPhone users, I figure Dictate...

I have been us a user of CoBattery on my iPhone 6s Plus for 6 months. I bought extra batteries, and I'm about to purchase an additional case. Nothing compares to the feeling you get having a phone that is always at 100%. When I'm out all day, I carry an extra battery or two with me and then use my phone with reckless abandon..streaming, playing, researching whenever I want. In a way, my...

I have been us a user of CoBattery on my iPhone 6s Plus. I bought extra batteries, and I'm about to purchase an additional case. Nothing compares to the feeling you get having a phone that is always at 100%. When I'm out all day, I carry an extra battery or two with me and then use my phone with reckless abandon..streaming, playing, researching whenever I want. In a way, my phone often...

This book was a big influence on me in my how methodically, sometimes purposefully slow, make decisions in my business, which often results in fast growth. As well, I apply it to my main hobby which is teaching myself to play the piano.

Max, I've been totally hoping someone would eventually develop an app like this. I've read books such as Daniel Coyne's "The Talent Code," and his follow-up, "The Little Book of Talent. Most recently, I've read Andre Agassi's "Open." Andre's Dad was his Coach. My main focus outside focusing on my businesses? Learning to play the piano. I started about 4 1/2 years ago. I don't read music. I...

It will be interesting what Skype does with business users like me. I pay each quarter to use Skype to call cells and landlines in U.S and Canada. This idea seems like a wacky departure. There are a lot of people like me. Seems that they should use Skype technology, but spin off this snapchat mutant, while keeping Skype as it is.

It much more engaging and less clunky than the iOS version of Cortana. The text style communication also makes it less prone to misinterpretation, which often happens when I speak to Siri.

I was hoping for something edgier. So many of these are books have been widely read. Actually, Amazon indeed does has other list iterations for those who want to dig deeper. My favorite list: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=lp_283155_nr_n_1?fst=as%3Aoff&rh=n%3A283155%2Cn%3A%211000%2Cn%3A2&bbn=1000&ie=UTF8&qid=1495218804&rnid=1000

Will finally bring peace to the world, a place where all men are brothers. "Alle Menschen werden Brüder Wo dein sanfter Flügel weilt!"

I had used iMindQ for several years but switched to Simplemind because, while the Windows PC version synced with the iPhone version, the latter just seemed to be a lite version of the desktop version, even though I had paid for both. So with important features deployed the desktop version being missing from the iPhone version, I really couldn't take advantage the cross-platform functionality. I...

It took some time to grow on me. My best work happens when initiate image processing and then do something else. Like...last night I was in a meeting. I grabbed a cute photo of my daughter hugging our dog and did let it render an oil painting. Looked away from it for a minute or so. Looked back...and wow...had a rendering worth saving.