Author Archives
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ATech Micro Bluetooth Receiver
Convert your wired earphones and headphones into wireless ones, via Bluetooth connection. Enjoy high-definition wireless audio from your existing pair of headphones. Built-in shirt clip to secure the receiver on-the-go. Smallest Bluetooth receiver in the world. Built-in volume control and… Read More ›
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WWDC 2017
This has become an annual article for me and over the past few years I admit to a sense of anticlimax with what Apple has offered. It has been a steady stream of incremental updates designed to make the experience… Read More ›
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CEX’s Apple Watch strap problem
While walking past CEX on Sunday I spotted an Apple Watch Link strap in the window on sale for £135. It was black so it was not for me, but I looked closer and spotted a real problem. I went… Read More ›
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iMessage wins
Perhaps that may be the case for the tech elite who routinely vacillate between various premium smartphones, but it seems like a point that most smartphone users in the real world could care less about. Funny enough, the ultimate benefit… Read More ›
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Not all photos are as they seem to be
Behind the majority of great pictures there’s a skilled and creative photographer, but how creative can they get? Sure, nowadays digital manipulation is a big part of the final image but a lot of photographers still use physical work in… Read More ›
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Magpie: the smartest, truly global GPS tracker
We believe premium technology should be available to everyone. That’s why we’ve built a GPS tracker that’s not only smart and small, but also affordable. By offering free trackers with a subscription-based model to our growing community behind us here… Read More ›
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The Zinvo Blade
As far as I’m concerned, the dial is the main detail that differentiates the Zinvo Blade from any other typical watches, especially in the same price range. Presenting a rotating disc with a circle of blades which replaces the seconds… Read More ›
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Experiencing a special album
Something I will likely not experience again is discovering a new album and spending time reading the lyrics, enjoying the artwork and just generally being consumed by the entire package. Jumping back to 1982, I had heard the first greatest… Read More ›
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Platform Studies
There’s a great series of books by MIT called Platform Studies. Their book on the Wii was eye-opening; going all the way back to the original Gameboy (and the LCD Game and Watch before that) Nintendo’s philosophy of “lateral thinking… Read More ›
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New York Stories
