A narrative adventure game by the BAFTA winning studio State of Play. Antarctica, 1964.A crashed aircraft, tail to the sky. Cambridge academic Peter stumbles from the wreckage in search of help, fighting the cold. As his attempts to escape the… Read More ›

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Better Designed Apple Accessories
Apple has released a slew of products this year – the latest being their ‘one more thing’ event that rocked the world this November with the advent of M1 chips to their MacBooks. The reviews are now just pouring in… Read More ›
Emulate GameCube and Wii games at full speed on iOS devices
I am tempted to try this. Can someone else do it instead and let me know if it works?😗
Apple benchmarks and commissions
Today with reviews launching and the first M1 Macs landing in customers’ hands, we got lots of validation of those impressive early results from pretty much every benchmark available but beyond that, some powerful examples of just how much a… Read More ›
A 2020 MacBook Air and a 2020 iPad Air may be all you need for the next 5 years
For the vast majority of people the new Airs from Apple could be all they need until 2025 or possibly longer. The leap for both is very impressive.
Three classic Psion games recreated for the iPhone
The Psion was my first PDA and it started a ‘thing’ for me. Within that early obsession was a selection of games that were highly addictive, but alas they have disappeared now. However, there are some modern counterparts available that… Read More ›
Retro Widget
Missing your old mobile phone? Check out our fresh retro widgets embedding dynamic data:• Carrier strength signal• Carrier name• Battery level• Clock• Backlight (with dark mode!) The application also includes a retro social post generator, that enables you to share… Read More ›
Apple’s powerful 2020 updates
But 5G aside, even after using Apple’s new iPhones just for a few minutes, I can tell it feels like a much more substantial upgrade than we’ve seen in the past two years of iPhone releases. The updated design and… Read More ›
iOS 14 widgets
Widgets are ‘the’ big thing in iOS at the moment, but finding decents ones is a case or scouring around and seeing what works for you. Sadly, I have no miracle cure for the widget hunting, but hopefully the following… Read More ›
My “Minimal” iPhone Setup
There’s no absolute right or wrong with these choices, each way of management has its advantages and costs. However, most of them rest their hope on “the problem may disappear naturally over time”, and end up avoiding the problem instead… Read More ›