Related but not directly. I use an iPad mini for ebooks and I usually read in bed before going to sleep. The strange thing is that last year I decided to finish a trilogy where I had read the first… Read More ›
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The real world
Do you ever wonder if your phone, tablet or computer actually help you to get things done or if they just get in the way? I have been pondering this quite often over the past 6 months when real events… Read More ›
Tough tough problem
Tough tough problem. No one wants to pay for anything online. Partially because we’re all cheap bastards. Partially because we’re worried that even “micropayments” would spiral out of control. Or any variant system I can brainstorm is prone to abuse… Read More ›
The iOS app memory problem
I have a 64GB iPhone SE so in theory should be fine for available memory. Yes, I would prefer 128GB so that I never even consider such things, but I now find myself with 5GB remaining and am somewhat perplexed…. Read More ›
AirPods 2.0
It is indeed true that within a couple of years AirPods, and similarly designed wireless earphones, will look normal. It is also possible that they will become so common that they are invisible to those in the vicinity of someone… Read More ›
Who really owns your phone?
Phones are no longer just a thing you use to call people or text them. The days of playing Snake because it’s the coolest thing your phone can do are long past. Today, they’re more like your computer that they… Read More ›
Don’t Be Ashamed About Collecting
Last week I sat down in a bar discussing this topic with my colleague Jon Henrik Haraldsen from the Norwegian watch website, tidssonen.no. I showed him a website of a guy that was all crazy about some toys and he… Read More ›
Government Censorship Made Easier
There’s a new form of digital censorship sweeping the globe, and it could be the start of something devastating. In the last few weeks, the Chinese government compelled Apple to remove New York Times apps from the Chinese version of… Read More ›
A revearlution?
I was sitting in a coffee shop at the weekend on my own and feeling uncomfortable as us Brits do when in public with no one to talk to. Staring at my phone I got a notification that a new… Read More ›
The Death Of A Battery
Reshot my Snapchat video of Hannah lip-synching to the aforementioned Ariana Grande video four times—mostly because that depletes the battery so fast, but also because the second vid was the best. Listened to a podcast about how Donald Trump won… Read More ›
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