Ian Betteridge (Page 16)

I spent yesterday at Interesting 2022, organised by the redoubtable Russell (Not T) Davies. Of course, the talks were all

I am so tired of how tech sites preach the gospel of RCS as the “solution” to interoperability between messaging

Web3 provides both anonymity and accountability, they said. It has its own built-in protections against bad actors, they said. Oops.

Apple is delaying the launch of iPadOS 16 until October, a month after the launch of iOS 16. If you

You know how websites want you to use their app instead? There’s a good reason for that: apps can

Google has delayed its third party cookie ban till 2024. Of course, all this is doing is just giving browser

The latest version of Firefox includes better support for ProMotion displays, for those lucky lucky people who have a new

Taylor Lorenz has written a piece on why you don’t want the old Instagram back and I couldn’t

“The hottest day of my life so far” is an event which should cluster in your childhood. I suspect that

Some weeks fly by and leave you feeling that nothing has been done. Unfortunately, this is one of those weeks.

This has not been much of a week. I missed last week’s week note because I was sick: I

One of the many useful things about writing a week note is it give you a regular reminder that life

Journalism isn’t the most transparent of trades. And a trade it is — despite the best efforts of all involved

This might be abbreviated as we have just returned from spending a long weekend camping with some lovely friends. Memo

Three days in the office this week! THREE WHOLE DAYS. Commuting is such an odd thing: spending an hour on