Implementing the Latest Technologies from WWDC26
A day at #Apple HQ exploring the technologies announced at #WWDC26. The biggest takeaway wasn’t a new framework, it was the conversations about turning AI into practical, production-ready software.
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Keeping Podcasts Playing on Apple TV
There are certain moments in life when technology promises serenity and delivers chaos. You sit down, ready for an evening of podcast-fuelled pottering about, and your Apple TV decides—rather unilaterally—that you’ve had quite enough stimulation… Read More »Keeping Podcasts Playing on Apple TV
Apple’s Icon Composer: Promising, Impressive, but Not Quite Ready for Prime Time
At WWDC 2025, Apple introduced Icon Composer, an ambitious tool designed to streamline the often cumbersome process of creating app icons. Touted as “one tool to rule them all,” Icon Composer promises developers a revolutionary experience… Read More »Apple’s Icon Composer: Promising, Impressive, but Not Quite Ready for Prime Time
WWDC25 – A Summary
The air buzzed with that familiar blend of overcaffeinated anticipation, jet-lag, optimism over the top, and just enough competitive anxiety to keep the conversations sharp. Between the App Store veterans and AI start-up hopefuls, the… Read More »WWDC25 – A Summary
Technology is Transforming Rugby
Technology and sport have long been converging, but rugby—a game deeply rooted in physicality and intuition—is now embracing data-driven insights at an unprecedented level. The recent Apple partnership with England Rugby is a prime example of how… Read More »Technology is Transforming Rugby
iOS 18 – Some of what’s new in security
Alongside its new iPhone launch, Apple has introduced iOS 18, bringing a host of advanced security and privacy features. While some tech commentators view the hardware updates as incremental, iOS 18 introduces significant changes in… Read More »iOS 18 – Some of what’s new in security
Apple macOS Sequoia and Security Updates
Apple has unveiled macOS Sequoia (version 15), the latest update to its Mac operating system, which includes over 70 critical security patches. These patches address a range of vulnerabilities, from kernel issues to the risk… Read More »Apple macOS Sequoia and Security Updates
Kanban in Apple’s Reminders
Apple has added a view to Reminders which shows you tasks in the Kanban column style. Here’s how to use it on the Mac, and also the iPad, plus why not to bother on the… Read More »Kanban in Apple’s Reminders
Exchange Calendar Colours in WatchOS
I have been experiencing a minor but annoying issue with my Exchange Calendar in my Apple Watch. Actually it is also in my iPhone, but at lease there I can do something about it. Let… Read More »Exchange Calendar Colours in WatchOS
Now Reading – Jony Ive
Now Reading Jony Ive – The Genius Behind Apple’s Greatest Products by Leander Kahney