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  • After 5 Years, the Apple Watch Still Can’t Sync as Reliably as the iPod

    The Apple Watch is great for many things, but listening to music or podcasts is still problematic. Apple haven’t been able to solve what, on the face of it, seems like a simple challenge: synchronising content to the watch. While you can now stream music and podcasts, theoretically removing the need to synchronise media, in […]

    Marc

    May 30, 2020
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  • There is no such thing as “Common Sense”

    Linda Geddes writing for New Scientist: You are most likely to catch the SARS-CoV-2 virus by spending a long time near an infected person in an enclosed space. Researchers in Guangzhou, China, examined how the virus was transmitted between 347 people with confirmed infections and the people they had contact with. They found that the […]

    Marc

    May 30, 2020
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  • Why Zoom and not FaceTime?

    Bradley Chambers writing on 9to5Mac: The rise of Zoom could be the headline for the 2020 technology scene. Zoom has replaced classrooms, board meetings, concerts, and even some low budget sporting events. What I find interesting about Zoom is how it took off for video communications while we had other services that were better in […]

    Marc

    May 25, 2020
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  • Running metrics on Apple Watch

    The Apple Watch allows the information displayed while running to be customised. You can either choose to show a single metric at a time and swipe through them app, or you can choose to see multiple metrics, of which you can choose up to 5. You don’t need to fill up all 5 slots however, […]

    Marc

    May 25, 2020
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  • Microsoft Edge is Finally Very Good

    For a software company, Microsoft has an inconsistent track record when it comes to actually producing decent software. I can only imagine a lot of this may stem from internal politics and design by committee. Their failure to piece together a decent web browser over the last decade was starting to become down right embarrassing […]

    Marc

    May 23, 2020
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  • The Little Things: Headphone Audio Levels

    One of things like enjoy about iOS is the attention to detail and inclusion of features that few people would think to ask for, but that vastly improve our quality of life. One such thing is the ability to keep track of audio levels of your headphones over time. If you are using headphones that […]

    Marc

    May 22, 2020
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  • Volume Limit on Apple Watch

    I’ve just discovered this, hidden away in Settings under “Sounds and Haptics”  is a “Volume Limit” feature. I’d missed this. On the iPhone it’s under Music settings, not sound. Still, I’d recommend everyone set this to 60% to avoid hearing loss when streaming music from your Apple Watch. Update: the latest operating systems have moved […]

    Marc

    Apr 10, 2020
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  • AirPods Pro

    I’ve had the AirPods Pro for just over two months now, so I’m posting my thoughts in the hope that someone might find it useful to get a ‘normal’ person’s review. By ‘normal’, I mean someone isn’t a technology reviewer by profession, and so doesn’t receive the latest gadgets on a weekly basis, and as […]

    Marc

    Mar 5, 2020
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  • The Card Missing From Our Digital Wallets

    The Card Missing From Our Digital Wallets

    If you’re lucky enough to own a smartphone these days, as most people do, then you can most likely use it to replace your wallet. With Apple Pay and Google Pay, you can spend money without the need for cash for bank cards. Store Cards such as Tesco Clubcard can also be placed in your […]

    Marc

    Dec 31, 2019
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  • Forever Getting “Please Seek Assistance” as You Exit the Train Station? It’s Your AirPods

    I thought I was just unlucky. It seemed that around 50% of the time I tried to exit a train station by inserting my ticket into the barrier, I’d receive a message asking me to seek assistance. Whether starting or finishing the journey in my local town of Reading or further afield, it seemed to […]

    Marc

    Sep 9, 2019
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