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I’m on my third iPhone Air this year and I’m starting to see more issues around mine in particular overheating.

I’ve been using the release candidates of iOS 27 since launch yesterday and I am pleased to see a new feature that has been added since the last beta, the ability to customise your camera app.

I was really interested in seeing what Apple did with a folding phone as I’d always been curious to try one and with the iPhone Duo we got a look.

I was disappointed to see that the iPhone 18 Pro has gotten heavier again, up from an already heavy 204g to 211g.

General privacy in 2026 I feel is at an all-time low.

Over the last few years my interest in Apple and smartphones has slowly but surely been reduced, especially in the wake of AI and the lack of spine in any tech CEO.

These are the Safari extensions I have to enable anytime I set up my iPad or iPhone.

I really enjoy any sort of photography, if you have read my blog for a while you will probably know this already.

I’ve had the Casio F-B100W for a couple of weeks and I feel I know enough about wearing it to write a review of it in real world use.

Switching between different iPhone models this year I’ve come to realise something about the camera I wasn’t expecting - it doesn’t matter as much as I thought.

With all of the switching between iPhone models over the last two weeks I have used my M1 MacBook Air a lot, like a lot a lot.

I want to start to share a bit more about apps and developers, I’m still figuring it out but a good starting point I thought would be sharing the apps I’m using each month.

This might seem like a strange title but through my own experience of wrist and hand pain I’ve come to discover that I all I really want is a phone with a camera, not the other way around.

I’ve been testing both of these watches over the last couple of weeks and I feel now that I can talk about the differences in real life use.

I’m getting more comfortable talking about ADHD and being neurodivergent as I hope it’ll help both myself and others.

Casio F-B100W I’ve been testing out the new Casio F-B100W this week (review coming soon) and I’ve been largely enjoying wearing a light watch that gets out of the way but after not being 100% this week I’ve realised the downside to having a step tracker b…

I’ve resisted using PopSockets in the past but I can’t keep causing myself problems with hand pain by not at least trying it out.

I wasn’t diagnosed with ADHD until my 40’s and I’m constantly reminded of the struggles in daily life especially when it comes to managing my finances.

I’ve been back using Glass for a few weeks now and I forgot how much I enjoyed the interface, the problem I’ve got though is finding people that post regularly.

Switching devices these last two weeks has been overwhelming and self confidence draining.

When it comes to understanding how I function with being neurodivergent, especially with a late diagnosis it’s easy to feel pretty alone and wondering why everything feels harder than it should be.

I've been wearing a Casio F-91W for as long as I can remember but there were two issues in particular that always had me regretting my choice, both of these have been fixed though with the introduction of the Casio F-B100W.

Since wearing my new F-B100W and realising it’s not 100% accurate I had a rethink of what I wanted to count steps for - to remind myself to move.