The age old battle between spending too much time organising and too little actually doing continues. And in the video below you can use the wrong app for your organisation as well… I’m not being totally serious because it constantly… Read More ›
Apps
Apple Invites
“With Apple Invites, an event comes to life from the moment the invitation is created, and users can share lasting memories even after they get together,” said Brent Chiu-Watson, Apple’s senior director of Worldwide Product Marketing for Apps and iCloud…. Read More ›
Tapestry: the best new app in a decade
Browsing your timeline in Tapestry is totally private. There’s no server tracking what you’re loading and no third-parties watching as you scroll or search through content. Even our ads are private! More here. Tweetbot (April 2011 – January 2023) was… Read More ›
Warfare Incorporated lives again
If, however, you download a game called BTFields – Pincer Movement and start a ‘New Game’, and then select ‘Planet Icarus’ at the top you will have the full Warfare Incorporate game again. I have no idea why it is… Read More ›
Apple (un)intelligence
That’s not a good AI recreation of my dog, above, and so far Image Playground has proved to be nothing more than a gimmick, one that doesn’t work particularly well. Summarising notifications has proved to be haphazard at best and… Read More ›
565 Palm Pilot apps in your browser
Yes, I am playing Dope Wars on a Palm Pilot inside my iPhone. It’s thanks to The Internet Archive, which is once again launching a giant collection of software you can instantly play on any web browser, up to and… Read More ›
Apple Notes does a LOT
Good shout from Kev. Apple Notes has grown into a beast of an app and as time passes it could consume many others.
Everyone going to the World Cup must have this app
In particular, the covid-19 app Ehteraz asks for access to several rights on your mobile., like access to read, delete or change all content on the phone, as well as access to connect to WiFi and Bluetooth, override other apps… Read More ›
Infinite Stories
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Google Maps is ruining your neighbourhood
Since 2008 – when the Google Maps mobile app first launched – traffic has increased, with the number of vehicles on UK streets rising from 34 million to nearly 39 million at the end of 2019. However, traffic on the… Read More ›
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