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  • Apple iPhone 7+ Retro

    Painting the past is back! Colorware is pleased to announce the iPhone 7 Plus Retro Edition. If you love the vintage look of the original 1980’s Mac then why not have it on your phone! Great attention to detail is… Read More ›

  • Confessions Of A Watch Geek

    One day in February, I took a ride on the subway. This was a rare occurrence. Since turning forty, I’d started to suffer from a heightened sense of claustrophobia. A few years ago, I was stuck for an hour in… Read More ›

  • Russia is twice the size of the US

    Some surprises there. tweeted by Amazing Maps.

  • Atari PONG Coffee Table

    Daniel Perdomo’s DIY analog PONG table is now an officially-licensed Atari product. It preserves the original game’s control scheme but on a larger, physical form. The knobs can be covered when you want to have a normal table. Available in… Read More ›

  • A few days

    Sorry, got tonsillitis. Back soon.

  • Your apps (Bob and vboelema)

    Since I’ve retired, I spend much more time on my desktop Mac than on my iPhone or iPad. And some of my Mac apps are reflections of the apps I use on my iPhone, and vice versa. To specifics: Todo… Read More ›

  • S-Town Podcast

    How to ascertain if a new network offers decent coverage and what are your rights if not? John despises his Alabama town and decides to do something about it. He asks a reporter to investigate the son of a wealthy… Read More ›

  • In praise of cash

    In the economist’s imagining of an idealised free market, rational individuals enter into monetary-exchange contracts with each other for their mutual benefit. One party – called the ‘buyer’ – passes money tokens to another party – called the ‘seller’ –… Read More ›

  • Lens vs. Lens

    Lens vs. Lens is an app that allows you to compare different kinds lenses and filter photos pulled from flickr by aperture and focal length… More here. What a clever idea.

  • Your apps (Neil)

    Much of what I do uses Apple’s own apps, and I can’t think of many, if any, cases where I have replaced a default app with something else. I’ve limited this to iOS, in line with Shaun’s post. Mail: it… Read More ›