Health stats are becoming more important as time passes and we are starting to see devices grow in popularity that focus on your overall health. Whoop is one example and so is Oura, but are these products focussing on health… Read More ›
Articles
How real are your stats? Part 1: fitness
Since moving to the Amazfit Helio Strap, which I wear on my bicep, I have noticed a few things that have made me question my fitness tracking over the past decade. So much time has been spent looking at numbers,… Read More ›
I like things that work
The title sounds obvious doesn’t it, but it is not something that everyone considers when purchasing a new product. It is easy to become consumed by the features, the design or the hype and to through your money down for… Read More ›
Starting to understand minimalism
I am not a fan of going the full minimalist route that you see touted all over YouTube and by people who are, I presume, mostly vegan. It often comes over as doing it because it is cool or retro,… Read More ›
E-ink adventures
On a whim I decided to purchase a pre-owned Remarkable 2 for £200 and an 3rd party Staedtler pencil for £22. This to me represented a decent price for a product that could help me in so many ways and… Read More ›
E(lusive) Ink
I have been searching for an e-ink device that I can use when I want to read books, articles and PDFs, but which can also handle services like email, web browsing and Reddit. Those tasks are all I require now… Read More ›
Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?
I missed the Apple event yesterday, but got some time to watch it this afternoon and I must say that I came away from it quite confused. iPhone 17 A decent upgrade and lots of specs for the money when… Read More ›
Stuff
I thought I would post the stuff I saw over the past few weeks while I wasn’t positing content. The completionist part of me cannot help it. Frank Caprio This man was a lesson in the spirit of the law… Read More ›
Middle Lane Owners Club
As we head towards the UK’s motorways for day trips and lengthy breaks, members of the “Middle Lane Owners Club”, oblivious to the inconvenience and danger they are generating by hogging the centre lane on motorways, could face disqualification and… Read More ›
I had a dream…
The railway platform is busy today. Mostly commuters with their blank stares waiting for their over crowded and under comfortable carriage to arrive and take them home after a long day in the city. It feels like any other work… Read More ›