Unbiased Reporting: What the Technology Community Needs

When I started this blog back in March of 2011, I had no real purpose, or reason, for running this site. All I knew was that I had a passion for technology, and wanted to write about it. However, with no direction it is easy to become lost, even when the passion remains. Over the past 8-9 months, I have become increasingly more involved with every aspect of the mobile technology community, and one thing has become apparent: there is a severe lack of unbiased reporting on mobile technology. Every website I have visited seems to have it's own spin; iOS is better, Android is better, Windows is better, etc. And on each one of those sites, users who take the time to post in the comments all clamor for less biased reporting.

It is not easy to report something with no bias, as every single person has their own perspective on the world, which becomes their bias. However, if one were to try and step back, and view things from outside their own perspective, even going so far as to place themselves within someone else's perspective, it is possible to reach a point where bias becomes as minimal as it can be. For this site to truly be unbiased, it would be necessary to have the cooperation of many people, from all different perspectives, working together with this same philosophy in mind. It is my hope to be able to achieve that ideal in the future, but for now, I will do my best to present to you, the reader, the most unbiased and fair perspectives I can offer on the world of mobile technology.

I hope that you will enjoy your stay with our humble site, and will find it to be what it claims to be: Unbiased, fair, and at the cutting edge of mobile technology news.

-Michael (Omi)