Where does the camera industry go from here?
BandWerk, the Leica of straps for the Apple Watch
iCloud Drive: The danger with Optimised Storage file placeholders
iCloud Drive works seamlessly, but did you know that it is easy to lose your data forever if you move files to an another location, such as Dropbox?
The Blue Mountains of Mizoram
Review: Apple Watch Milanese Loop band
Although I was extremely happy with the black sport band that came with my steel Apple Watch, I had a hankering for something a bit more dressy: A strap that would make the watch look more like a desirable Swiss timepiece.
How the Apple iPod changed the world and potentially saved IBM $50 million
On 23 October 2001 Apple launched the iPod. Its halo effect has changed the computing world and has persuaded millions of opinion leaders to choose Mac computers over Windows PCs. IBM staff have joined the stampede and their decision is saving IBM up to $50m a year.
Buying a new Mac: The problem is solved, for now
For a year or so Mike has been sitting at the side of the road watching the Apple bandwagon trundle by. But when to jump aboard? At last he has made a decision on a new Mac….
iPad Magic Keyboard: Why not settle for the best?
Smartphone Cameras: You cannot be serious…
Telling Time: Citizen Proximity smartwatch ten years on
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iPhone Stand: At last, a light, thin folding stand for smartphones
On the face of it, it's a simple quest: Find the perfect portable stand for a smartphone. Yes it is easier asked than done. Now Mike has found the perfect candidate and bought three just to be on the safe side....
How much RAM do you need to use Lightroom?
Twelve pictures chronicle a year of misery and recovery
Activity App: Changing walking distance from kilometers to miles
Changing from kilometers to miles on the Apple Watch is a major challenge. It isn't easy, but I've discovered how to do it.
Apple Notes: A notable exception as I return to Evernote, tail between legs
Twice in the past few months I’ve written about Apple Notes. First, I recounted how I had successful transferred all my Evernote files over to Notes and that all had gone well. Well, it went downhill from there. First I noticed some slowness in Notes. Then I realised that every time I opened the application on the iPhone there would be a delay of over a minute before I could start a new note or search for an existing item.
