Hi, I'm a Husband, Father and IT Manager based near Cambridge in the UK. I have been delivering web solutions for over 15 years and in my spare time enjoy all things tech, photography, mountain sports and am busy training for my first triathlon.
This is my blog in which I post links & random thoughts from my travels across the web, primarily focussing on web apps, web development and all things Apple. I hope you enjoy it!
TwitterFacebookLinkedInFlickrTumblrIf you are like me and believe that Reeder is the best Google Reader iOS client since sliced bread, and trust me I have tried them all! You’ll be pleased to hear that the Mac version has just entered beta and is available for download.
Its still early days yet and is not yet feature complete, with things such as feed management, search and downloads still to come. But now is a great time to get in early and help shape what is likely to become the number one RSS reader on the Mac.
Apologies to all my feed subscribers if you have suddenly received loads of new content through my RSS feed.
I’ve just switched my feed from my old blog to my tumblr account which is now my primary blogging platform. This will mean more regular posts and updates from me, which hopefully you will enjoy.
Thanks for your patience!
Fancy having your name up in lights in London? Well tweet your Christmas message to @cokezone and you may just get your wish. Techradar explains more …
Infinity Blade iPhone Game Trailer
The trailer is out … it looks amazing!
A great introduction to user personas on Boagworld by Leigh Howells, a must read for anybody interested in user centered design for their websites and web apps.
If you’re not all ready using them then read this article and get cracking, you will not regret it. They are an incredibly useful tool IMHO, especially for communicating user needs and requirements to a wider technical team who has never met the end user.
Although specifically aimed at Wordpress users these apps are equally applicable to most Bloggers. If you blog and have an iPad it’s definitely worth a look
Everybody who saw the mouth watering citadel demo at the iPhone 4.0 launch doesn’t have much longer to wait, as Chair and Epic Games have announced its release date of 9th December.
At $5.99 the price won’t break the bank and if it’s half as good as the demo it will be amazing!
Arstechnica take a first look at the open source Facebook rival, which was brought about due to increasing concerns over privacy issues with Facebook.
Mashable outline what they think are some of the best new UI’s of 2010. Do you agree with their choices?
Lights Coming On - getting dark & cold in Ely (Taken with instagram at St. Mary’s Parish Church)
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