Posts Tagged ‘iOS’

Netamo’s Urban Weather Station: Health Benefits and Meteorological Readings

Netamo’s Urban Weather Station: Health Benefits and Meteorological Readings

We Brits love our weather – if all other avenues of conversation dry up, the damp and blustery conditions are one sure-fire fall-back. Now Netatmo is planning to exploit our meteorological weakness with the Urban Weather Station, a device it describes as “the first personal weather station with Air quality…

Embrace+: Colour Changing Notification Bracelet

Embrace+: Colour Changing Notification Bracelet

Perfect for those moments when that handy flashing green light on your smartphone isn’t quite enough information: The Embrace+ reveals exactly what type of communication you’ve just received without so much as glancing at your handset. We’ve all been there; broken meetings, conversations and gatherings to check our phone… Only…

iLP: Cut out the middle man in vinyl to digital conversion

iLP: Cut out the middle man in vinyl to digital conversion

Yes I know – another article about iOS accessories. But the iOS world is drawing a lot of the brightest minds in the gadget game. And the makers of a lot of crap too. I would love to do a list of all the stuff that doesn’t make it onto…

ION All-Star Dance: Wireless iPad Dance Mat

ION All-Star Dance: Wireless iPad Dance Mat

Apple haven’t been to CES for a long, long time yet still manage to dominate the show – much like Goddot in Stoppard’s classic play. The success of the iOS ecosystem has created many, many weird and wonderful peripherals that help you work, rest and play with you iOS device…

Bloom FM: iOS streaming radio done right

Bloom FM: iOS streaming radio done right

I love music and when I was 15-18 nothing in the world was more exciting to me than a free CD. When I started reviewing albums at university and was given, yes *given* free CDs every week I couldn’t believe my good fortune and was pretty sure that I was…

Digital Theatre launches iPad app

Digital Theatre launches iPad app

I love a good theatrical experience and in this month I’ve had my mind blown by Fueza Bruta and the Master and Margarita (both of which are amazing artistically and technically and come highly recommended). But with so many amazing productions it can be hard to keep up – or…

Getting Things Done: Great productivity apps for the New Year

Getting Things Done: Great productivity apps for the New Year

I always marvel at people who “get things done” and have lives that run like a well-oiled machine. Especially when my life seems to be a series of badly timed misadventures, barely held together with duct tape. The arbitrary change in calendar is as good a time as any to…

Mothercare App Review: Mobile Mums

Mothercare App Review: Mobile Mums

Parenting is literally as old as humanity so it’s tempting to think we’ve got it right by now. However, the magic of technology means you can always always make something a little bit better and that’s what Mothercare have done with their new smartphone app. You might think that linking…

Auto Trader ignition iPad app

Auto Trader ignition iPad app

Working in tech I’m promised “the future” about once a week. I love my tablets and do think it’s crazy the amount of things I can do on slim slate of glass that pops easily in my bag. But I’ve always found the slow uptake of magazines disappointing. When the…

Blue Spark Digital Microphone: Mobile recording in a flash.

Blue Spark Digital Microphone: Mobile recording in a flash.

I was at a rock concert the other day and quite near the sound desk as it happens. The thing is, the sound engineer was nowhere near me; he was moving around the theatre with an ipad and controlling the mix from there. Whilst this might not be headline news,…

The “Wind in the Willows” App Review

The “Wind in the Willows” App Review

The Wind in the Willows is one of those timeless classics that has survived generations – and now it is being brought to today’s children via an app for iPad and iPhone. One of the things we all remember about the book is the beautiful illustrations – they have been…

Sphero: Roll with IT

Sphero: Roll with IT

Among Michael Bay’s many crimes, first and foremost in my mind is “making robots boring”. Even when I learned as a child that robots existed and mostly put together cars, there was still a fascination with them until Bay managed to make “giant robots fighting” into an epic three-part snoozefest….