One thing I raved about when I moved to the iPhone SE was the added convenience and the extra practicality that it offered. It felt right and in many ways is the perfect size married to a stunning design. It… Read More ›
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Amazon just killed Pocket and Instapaper
The quiet update that Amazon made to its iOS Kindle app took me by surprise because it is a feature I have wanted for a long time. Pocket and Instapaper make great jobs of presenting long articles on phones and… Read More ›
Subscriptions are amazing value in the grand scheme of things
Netflix £7.49 / month Amazon Prime £79 / year Dropbox £79 / year Amazon Prime Music £7.99 / month When I work out the above, I pay £28.65 per month for thousands of films and TV shows, unlimited music streaming,… Read More ›
You can’t built a bridge between technology and tradition
I have been having some strange thoughts recently about the Apple Watch. Sorry to bang on about it, but it is annoying me despite the fact I am still wearing it every day. I really want to wear my Seiko… Read More ›
I’m kind of sick of some of the bullshit Apple spin…
Pardon the language that follows, I’ve been drinking, but just a little 😀 I can JUST see Apple’s point, they don’t want to support some of this stuff forever, but does it really hurt anything? I’m kind of sick of… Read More ›
Is a handful of real photos better than thousands of digital snaps?
I realised two day’s ago that my Father died 6 months to the day. For some reason his impending death made me start up Lost In Mobile again and I’m glad I did because it gave me an outlet that I… Read More ›
The Apple Watch needs one feature, just one
I wrote recently about how the Apple Watch does some things very well and how third party apps are somewhat superfluous. To be a successful smart watch, reliable notifications, excellent battery life and decent information presentation is crucial, but there… Read More ›
Your apps (Arnold and Kirk)
I wish there was a tracking tool on the iPhone to see how much time you used on each app. The closest is the Battery monitor in Settings. Here are my top battery eaters (no particular order): Built-in: Mail, Music,… Read More ›
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 ›
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 ›
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