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 ›
Articles
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 ›
Stuck in the middle, in a place I don’t want to be
This is far from one of life’s big problems, at least not in comparison to other things I am dealing with. It is, however, something that is bothering me and possibly something that others will have to deal with in… Read More ›
What apps should we be using?
I’d be interested in people’s daily/weekly/monthly used apps, but it’s a bit narcissistic for me to want to post my own, and I’m not sure if the results are all that interesting. Kirk Well, I think something like this could… Read More ›
Will the next generation know what a file is?
Originally, computers were open. They had to be. And you had to know your way around in order to use them. By open I mean that you had access to everything and you had to know what used what. UNIX,… Read More ›
I was an iPhone man once, like you. Then Shitphone changed everything.
The overall experience was still acceptable, but had come to be characterized by delay. There were the long delays when you open Google Maps or refresh your Gmail inbox. There were the short delays while scrolling through Twitter or when the… Read More ›
