by Jason Bovberg | Jun 27, 2012 | Journalism, Reviews
Well, here’s a hell of thing. Ariel S. Winter and Hard Case Crime have really cranked out something special in Winter’s The Twenty-Year Death, a spectacular endeavor that combines three separate novels—and three distinct voices—to tell a story that spans three...
by Jason Bovberg | Jun 18, 2012 | Journalism
I just got back from the Microsoft TechEd 2012 show in Orlando, Fla., and although I was there mostly representing Windows IT Pro and its enterprise IT audience, personally I was most interested in the new Windows 8 operating system that will soon be making its way...
by Jason Bovberg | Jun 6, 2012 | Journalism
I know a certain magazine staff that is going through the somewhat painful process of transitioning from print to digital. It’s pretty clear even to the oldest, most conservative editors on this staff that the future is digital, and yet there is a nervous energy in...
by Jason Bovberg | Jun 1, 2012 | Journalism
The tablet computer has been around for years, but it wasn’t until Apple’s iPad hit the market two years ago that the form factor exploded. Apple infused the notion of tablet computing with the company’s signature focus on hardware quality and beautifully smooth user...
by Jason Bovberg | May 29, 2012 | Journalism
A couple years ago, I went through the process of building a home theater in my basement. With a limited budget, but with a keen eye for quality, I found a way to build the theater that I’d dreamed of for years. For my freelance writing gig at Residential AV...
by Jason Bovberg | May 20, 2012 | Journalism
In my latest Connected Home column, I talk about how we’re filling our lives with new technology and perhaps too easily leaving behind an all-too-recent past. Often, because of the eagerness with which we’re embracing these new things, the items we once filled...
