Ian Betteridge (Page 8)

First up, apologies that there’s been no long form post this week. I’ve had some family stuff which

Last week we went to see Dune. It’s a pretty amazing film, the kind that you just let wash

It’s FRIDAY! 1. Substack now has three million paid subscribers I left Substack because I didn’t want to

This week, rather than focus on a single topic, I thought I would look at a couple of different things

I’m a little bit tired: a two hour journey back from Folkestone this morning (thank you farmers, tractor convoys

1. Oh, WordPress! Not content with their CEO getting into a stupid public spat with a user and apparently revealing

“Personally, I don’t want the perception in a few years to be, ‘Those old school web ranking types just

It’s been a gloomy week. Sorry. 1. Surprise! Apple’s sync stuff is entirely cryptic The magnificent Howard Oakley,

You might have noticed a post from HouseFresh doing the rounds, especially if you have anything to do with creating

The good thing about not writing a weeknote for a week is you have plenty of things to write about.

Michael Tsai – Blog – iOS 17.4 Changes PWAs to Shortcuts in EU: Apple had two years or so to prepare

Daring Fireball: The European Commission Had Nothing to Do With Apple’s Reversal on Supporting RCS: China, unlike the EU,

I like links. You like links. Everyone likes links! 1. The dirty fight of “return to office” I’ve written

I remain a technology optimist, but weeks like this give even me an “are we the baddies” moment or two.

Quite a busy week, all told. I finished off a feature for PC Pro magazine, which will be the first