Ian Betteridge (Page 21)

There are a hundred little ways which the pandemic has changed our lives, often without us noticing. For example: despite

Of course, a couple of weeks go I should have said that I was on holiday so wouldn’t be

I missed last week’s note thanks to a huge bout of tiredness which left me pretty exhausted and sleepy

I try not to grumble too much when I’m writing these notes. However, 36 degree heat isn’t really

I started writing a post this week about the two major trends in computing devices at the moment: pervasive computing

I’ve been on holiday this week. Of course that means I spent the first few days being anxious about

When I left school in 1983 my ambitions boiled down to owning a van and being in a band. The

I have a week on holiday! Because I am an idiot this is the first time off that I’ve

We’re starting to emerge from lockdown (too early, maybe) but the world still feels very weird. Boris Johnson is

I think you basically have to not be looking at the state of the country to not be anxious about

In technology it’s the calm before the storm: Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC to most, dub-dub inside Apple)

One of the things they don’t tell you about COVID: you’ll still be feeling it weeks later. It’

Some notes on anger I’ve found myself getting astonishingly angry over the course of the week. There’s a

Habits, as I’ve learned over the past few months, are a good thing. They’re also something I resisted

I hadn’t heard of Tot before I read MacStories’ article about its new share extension in iOS, but when