Sites in the Technology category track and discuss topics in the technology industry, particularly regarding Apple and iOS. There's a lot of sites discussing this topic, but we've picked the select few that provide a unique and interesting voice to the conversation. The analysis is well-thought out, the writing is good, and the site's design is clean and good-looking.
Written by Connor Tomas O'Brien.
Connor’s site is similar to many of the other sites we’ve featured on Seedling: articles with more frequent link posts + analysis. His analysis on social media, technology, and writing is once again original and insightful.
Written by Stephen Hackett.
Stephen’s mix of interesting links and thoughtful analysis makes this site a must-read. His linked items are almost always to items that aren’t repeats of content on other sites. His articles are concise, but dense, and filled to the brim with thought-provoking writing.
Written by Sachin Dharwadker.
Sachin’s writings on Apple and technology are often well-thought out and considered. His site’s design is beautiful, and his writing is down-to-earth and easy to read. Rather than simply regurgitate technology analysis that’s available everywhere else, Sachin adds a personal spin and addition to his site that makes it worth every tech fan’s time.
Written by Michael Mace.
Mobile Opportunity is written by a former VP and marketing director for Palm and Apple, among other companies, and the analysis regarding the mobile industry is world-class. Michael’s writings are based on his experience, knowledge, and analysis of actual data over the years. He is a man with a great deal of sense in his head.
Written by Tom Reestman.
A casual glance at Tom’s site would leave a reader with the impression that it’s just another Apple analysis site. Quite the contrary. Tom takes the time to think hard about what he writes about, and has a knack for analyzing other companies in the tech industry and finding their flaws and strengths.
Written by Ben Brooks.
The best part of Ben’s writing is his ability to write reviews. He understands what readers want to know, and he provides insightful and entertaining reads. He also provides a fresh perspective on the tech industry and social media, and the material he links to is often just as good.
Written by David Chartier.
Great user interface design rewards users with little “aha” moments when they discover something new. The Finer Things sites seek to collect and showcase these little gems of UI design on the Mac, iPhone, and web.
Written by Dave Caolo.
When he’s not writing for TUAW, Dave writes about technology (Apple in particular) on his personal site. His analysis is usually spot-on and insightful. He understands the industry and contributes a great additional voice to the subject.
Written by Matt Drance.
If there were only two blogs about Apple to read, one of them would have to be Apple Outsider (the other would be Daring Fireball). As a former Apple engineer, Matt knows the issues better than many others and provides excellent analysis as to Apple’s current and future strategies. Put simply, he’s a man with a great deal of sense and foresight.
Written by Kyle Baxter.
Kyle is a master of common sense. His writing covers everything from technology to economics, and he often avoids common conceptions to promote a better, smarter idea – and he’s usually right. Not only is his writing excellent, TightWind’s design is likewise a masterpiece and worth showcasing by itself.