Perhaps one monitor is all you really need.

"Tablets are not only a massive shift because of low-CPU powered computing and touch interfaces. They are shifting the balance of power back to the user.

Tablets are giving the user a viable choice for how they want to view any given set of data the screen will show. Tablets are actually more malleable to the task at hand."

Interruptions happen because we allow them to.

Or, how not to provide customer service and why monopolies are bad.

Ben Brooks argues against stripped down mobile sites that give the user no option of seeing the main site.

Ben Brooks breaks down where PayPal has gone wrong over the years.

Ben Brooks reviews Writer for Mac. Sounds like a solid writing app.

What if means when something just works.

Ben Brooks nails it in talking about what's going on at Twitter.

Ben Brooks changes his blog navigation as well.

"I tend to believe the following about all private companies:

- Information reported by interested parties is unreliable.
- Companies that are still raising money are not profitable."

Inter­est­ing post from Ben Brooks about how Twit­ter and Face­book are attempt­ing to replace email even as both ser­vices rely might­ily upon email to work.

Ben Brooks writes about why the 13" MacBook Pro is no longer a smart choice in computing.

Ben Brooks makes the case that Android may be successful in the near term but that doing so will sow the seeds of it's eventual failure.

"The fragility of free is a catchy term that describes what happens when the free money runs out. Or — perhaps more accurately — when the investors/founders/venture capitalists run out of cash, or patience, or both."

"“Droid is dead” — is basically what I am saying here.

I don’t mean that Verizon won’t ship or sell any more Droid phones, but they aren’t interested in wasting anymore money advertising the brand."

Ben Brooks follows up on his earlier post about Apple's subscription plans.

Ben Brooks details his thoughts about Apple's new subscription plan for the App Store.

A stylus is not all it's cracked up to be for Ben Brooks.

Interesting footnote from Ben Brooks. "I do realize that my personal blog is on Tumblr still. I also still like Tumblr, but I think it is not the platform you should consider if writing is your thing."