Foursquare

Foursquare is a bit like Gowalla was. it basically allows you to check in at different places as you visit them, and you get points if you visit them several times. The interesting spin though is that in some places you can get free things for checking in – for example theres a macdonalds near [...]

Talented People.

The world is full of talented people – its sometimes easy to forget – I think I am going to try and post once a week on little known talented people I come across, because some people in life just don’t get the credit they deserve. The first is Zac Cranko – a name I [...]

BBC iPlayer

 I really like many of the series that are available on the iPlayer, but really annoyingly sometimes things are incomplete – Judge John Deed only has 4 episodes, Redcap only has one episode. I know of course this is to do with specific regions, I am in Sweden and what you see in the uk [...]

The Death Of Zombie Cafe

Today I am uninstalling zombie cafe on the iPad – for a little while there it was a fairly fun game but now its just got a bit boring. The aim of the game is to built a cafe with the best equipment, to run through the 30 odd levels and occasionally raid your friends [...]

Siri and god.

So a friend of mine brought his wife an iPhone 4S as an early xmas present and he was showing it to me. I went straight to SIri and started asking questions – on the whole it did well but it doesn’t have location services so if you ask where something is it can be [...]

OneNote for the iPad

So they released OneNote for the iPad – for those of you that don’t know it’s a Microsoft office app, for managing information in a scrapbook like style- it has lots of other benefits too.  I am sure most probably knows about office online – office.live.com – where you can use the web versions of [...]

Flipboard now available for iPhone

Flipboard is an awesome newsreader app for the iPad which has now been made available on the iPhone, I haven’t tried it yet but it’s bound to be cool – it takes a number of different feeds and turns it into newspaper style, including rss, Facebook, twitter, and other feeds. It’s free and is on [...]

Gowalla to die

So Gowalla has been purchased by Facebook which means the service will be ramped down in January. Gowalla was a multi platform app that enabled you to create places on a map and then check in. You could see when other people had visited a place, read comments, keep track of your friends – I [...]

A surprising feature in QuickTime For MacOS

I found this by accident the other day when messing around with quicktime –  you can use it to record screencasts. At a high resolution its creating quite big files but i may actually do one anyway. I created my blogsite logo this evening and am quite pleased with it although the process is fairly [...]

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