Monthly Archives: December 2011

It may sound hard to believe if you were a hardened smartphone user before the iPhone, but the products were broke. Software was expensive, the phones were difficult to set up and run, and they were very much a niche … Continue reading →

Do you keep a task list or use an app to monitor what you need to do? This is common practice and makes a lot of sense for people who are running multiple projects at the same time, but it … Continue reading →

In the past few years I have been able to guess what will come in the year ahead, but for 2012 I feel less sure. Smartphones and tablets have been the main drivers for the past 2 years and to … Continue reading →

If you own a smartphone, a tablet and a PC, they will work better together if they are glued together with an ecosystem. This is something that Apple has long targeted with the release of iOS in conjunction with specific … Continue reading →

The web is full of discussions comparing smartphone platforms, and in particular the comparison of iOS and Android. They are very different in how they work, but so similar in what they do and the discussions (often arguments) are largely … Continue reading →

There is little doubt that High Street shops and traditional bricks and mortar establishments are struggling at the moment. Online stores have fewer overheads, the need to employ less staff and are thus able to offer their goods at cheaper … Continue reading →