By Alex

Desert Island No Discs

It was interesting to see Lovefilm recently reveal that its streaming business had overtaken its physical DVD, Blu-ray and game rentals for the first time.  While it may still be a bit too early to write the obituary for physical media, announcements like this make it clear that times are changing...

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By Tristan

Making History; One Tweet at a Time

There’s no shortage of discussion about how social media, and Twitter in particular is changing the way we communicate as businesses and individuals. New uses for its implementation in the PR and communications sphere continue to come to the fore on a regular basis, and at the beginning of April, I...

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Diary of a not-so-early adopter

So, due to a defect in the build quality of my netbook I currently have no personal computer.  While the Apple-acolytes were clamouring over each other for the “new iPad”, I am seriously considering going for the older iPad 2. Now, I could go for a laptop or ‘ultrabook’ that costs near the £1,000 ma...

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Digital dependence

When my beloved smartphone recently was stolen and I found myself relegated to the ranks of a run of-the-mill handset user, a strange feeling came over me. I was anxious: how will I get around without my GPRS? Irritable: this is so frustrating! What if I get an urgent email? Without Facebook and T...

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By Ana

Do I want a large helping of Raspberry Pi? Yes please

OK so I am a little late to the hype around Raspberry Pi.  However it certainly doesn’t diminish my excitement around the single-board computer - I am after all a self confessed geek. So the basic premise of the product is that it will encourage and foster programming skills in the UK. Why does it n...

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