I bought a Palm V via eBay for £0.99 + minimal postage and it was brand new and sealed. OK, I hadn’t considered how I am going to get the games on it I wrote about recently, but the first… Read More ›
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The Wingback Cash Wallet
The Wingback Cash Wallet is at the evolutionary midpoint between your regular old-school wallet, and your mobile that now has the ability to make payments. Small enough to fit in any pocket, and unbelievably handy, the Cash Wallet holds up… Read More ›
20 stunning theatres
From time immemorial, people have gathered around campfires to regale one another with songs and stories. The human yearning for poetry and community has not subsided throughout the ages, but the location certainly has. Shakespeare’s Globe in London, England, and… Read More ›
A LEGO Macintosh Classic
For a hardware dilettante extraordinaire like me, connecting the e-paper display to the Raspberry Pi Zero was a little tricky. The reason was space. Normally, you can just connect the display to your Raspberry Pi with the ribbon cable. That… Read More ›
AirRings for AirPods: not a crazy idea?
Let your AirPods sparkle with our trendy selection of AirRings. We’ve got something for every style – from glamorous ear cuffs for the fashionista, simple bands for the classically chic and stunning drop styles for the glamourati. Our precious metal… Read More ›
When your phone is wiped by mistake, how do you react?
We took to the streets of London to undertake a revealing experiment: how would people react if their phones were wiped by mistake? This is what happened. What I don’t get, and I see this ALL of the time, is… Read More ›
S-Town is live
John despises his Alabama town and decides to do something about it. He asks a reporter to investigate the son of a wealthy family who’s allegedly been bragging that he got away with murder. But then someone else ends up… Read More ›
Apple annoys Workflow users
Unfortunately, it didn’t take long for Apple to put a damper on the good vibes. Almost immediately, the negative App Store reviews and complaints began to flow in as existing users discovered that Apple had removed the ability to link… Read More ›
Apple buys Workflow
Apple has finalized a deal to acquire Workflow today — a tool that lets you hook together apps and functions within apps in strings of commands to automate tasks. We’ve been tracking this one for a while but were able… Read More ›
Your iPhone apps may no longer work
I thought this is important for as many people to see as possible. A few years ago, Apple switched to 64 bit processing and storage. Shortly thereafter, they started requiring all new apps and updates to be switched to 64… Read More ›
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