I’ve Become an Ultrabook Dad!
I’m a dad who loves gadgets. That’s part of the reason why I have this site is so that I can share this love and
I’m a dad who loves gadgets. That’s part of the reason why I have this site is so that I can share this love and
As I mentioned earlier, I’m now doing a daily article on Babble.com’s new “Dadding” site. Since I feel that there is actually some of my
As I mentioned in my last article, I have started doing some writing for Man of the House (MotH), a “real man’s magazine”. While I
You may of noticed that there’s been a slight slowdown in content on HighTechDad.com. This isn’t because I haven’t been writing, quite to the contrary.
I’m a bit of a slacker daddy. My kids seemed to be the only ones on the block who were last to learn how to
Making predictions for Cloud Computing is like casting seeds into the wind to see what grows and what gets eaten by the birds. Sometimes something
We almost dropped the deuce laughing during some of DaddyBrad’s stories in this episode of Cast of Dads called “Deuce in the Dryer“. It seems
For the month of November, I grew facial hair. I wasn’t trying to make my wife upset nor prevent my kids from kissing me because
I kept hearing about how with iOS 5, you could set up Reminders that would trigger when you arrived or left a particular location. It’s
The automobiles that I have been testing over the past few years were very much oriented toward families of 5 or more people (which is
Show me a family who hasn’t played Monopoly before and I will let you see the dinosaur I keep in my back yard. I would
We are halfway through November, I mean “Movember,” and I’ve got this itchy feeling on my face, as do a few of the other dads
Michael Sheehan (“HighTechDad™”) is an avid technologist, writer, journalist, content marketer, blogger, tech influencer, social media pundit, loving husband and father of 3 beautiful girls living in the San Francisco Bay Area. This site covers technology, consumer electronics, Parent Tech, SmartHomes, cloud computing, gadgets, software, hardware, parenting “hacks,” and other tips & tricks.