Swanning around the house with my iPad, showing anyone who cared (there weren’t many) that I could make music come out of my hifi via my oversized iPod Touch without wires made me feel like Steve Jobs, striding across the stage at an Apple event leading an expectant crown on to the next ‘wow’ moment.
Category: Apple
iPhone 4 – Everything Covered?
Apple chief, Steve Jobs, describes it as a 'camera system', casually brushing off any notion that more pixels equals better pictures in typical Apple fashion; indiscriminately and arrogantly with a heavy dusting of patronisation for good measure.
iPad Review
I took the thirty minute journey to PC World in Milton Keynes to have a play with one. Within second of the home screen arranging itself I'd decided I required an iPad. So I bought one.
Jobs Fails to Justify Flash Snub
Big boss man of Apple, Steve Jobs, has recently attempted to justify his company's reasons for not allowing the use of Adobe's Flash on it's mobile platforms.
Goodbye PowerPC, some of us will miss you
Frustratingly, my G5 would be perfectly capable of running these pieces of software (and Apple's new operating system, no doubt). Apple have simply closed their doors to what was once hailed as the most powerful consumer computing platform around.
Sleep Cycle Alarm: Tiring
Far from leaving me feeling refreshed and ready for the day, Sleep Cycle Alarm appears to be largely useless, faffy and tiring.
The iPad: Will we Want it?
We all knew it was going to be a tablet and we all knew it was intended to prove that netbooks, essentially, are crap.
Apple – Masters of Marketing
Granted, few companies are at the level of social revere as Apple, but their mastery of suspicion, rumour and the sheer weight of expectation is a sight to behold.
Momento: Brings out the Adrian Mole in you
This beautifully designed little App allows you to create what it refers to as 'moments'. Daily thoughts, an account of what you've been up to... whatever you like, basically.
Orange Apple
It was always clear the iPhone/O2 bubble would burst after a while. It was, after all, excluding a massive proportion of UK mobile users from Apple's seminal smart phone.
