Greg Morris
It’s been a little over a week since we had to reset the One Plus media screw up counter after missing its self-imposed release date … Read more…
Cloud services are the new cool, gone are the days of bulky software you had to install on every machine you used. Gone are the … Read more…
Android has its fans, its wild crazy fanboys and equally, its enemies. It might seem like everyone in Europe is against Android, but antitrust charges … Read more…
After taking over 80% of the smartphone market, grabbing a chunk of the tablet market, and pretty much becoming the front page of the Internet, Google … Read more…
Can I just say now, I embrace our robot overloads and bow down to their superiority? Ok, it’s not just random people running into Google … Read more…
Thinking about buying a new TV in the near future? Not only will you have choice around screen size, resolution and even the software you … Read more…
Is the iPad Pro ever going to come? I’ve been writing (and dreaming) about it for months. With a leak every now and again it’s … Read more…
Ever been at a party and wondered what the track or song they are playing is? Yes all the time. Luckily Google has you covered with … Read more…
Yes it brings in slightly creepy predictions that make you wonder if you’re part of the Truman show, but you can’t argue with the usefulness … Read more…
With all the investment going into payment technology, the way in which your debit card is used is not only changing form, but supposedly more secure. … Read more…
Televisions as we know them should have been dead and buried by now. Superfast internet, cheap tablets, and on demand services should have killed traditional … Read more…
Every luxury watch advert sees svelte suits sliding over sapphire glass, mixed with human hands slotting together crafted mechanical pieces. It mixes high desires, lens … Read more…
Two days – thats it. Two days until Apple finally reveals the Apple Watch to the world. Apple’s watch had been rumored since before its brief … Read more…
Virtual Reality seems to be the buzz word that everyone wants to get a hold of. Quite why mobile companies are obsessed with the progress … Read more…
In the realm of technology, we are no stranger to court cases, trials and tribulations – usually involving Apple. The mainstay used to be Steve Job … Read more…
I dream of a web no longer full of .com and .uk domains, instead full of a variety of top level domains (TLD). Think about it, we could visit amazon.shop, greg.morris, tech.aeris or even google.android! With the release of new TLD’s we got a step closer, but you can forget buying a .app domain for your beloved developer account before someone like Google buys them all, because you’re already too late.
The mobile storefront was once a golden, wide open field populated by manufacturers a plenty, hoping to best each other with better and cheaper handsets. All of … Read more…
It’s hard to be an expert on the US justice system, without the years of schooling of course. It seems as backwards as the patent system, so … Read more…
Microsoft is now experiencing one of the best turnarounds in technology history. The golden child of the computer age became the faceless corporation it was cool … Read more…
Zero-day exploits are no fun, by the very name given to them – glaring holes in software you have zero days to fix. Some groups … Read more…
In a shock move announced yesterday, Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe is leaving the station after 11 years. There has been disappointment by lots of … Read more…
A wide-ranging report and action plan to get driverless cars on UK roads was published today by the country’s Department for Transport. It is believed … Read more…
Many would argue that the fines for using emoji should be much more! UK Network EE have done their part and reportedly charged one user an … Read more…
As a writer you always try and think of something fun and interesting to start an article, grab your reader’s attention and keep them reading. However if … Read more…
Four years ago Aram Bartholl cemented a USB drive into a brick wall. He wasn’t plotting to overthrow the government or hiding some nefarious files that would land him in jail – it was art. A public art project titled “Dead Drops”, designed to “create an anonymous, offline file-sharing network in public spaces” – but pretty much just to see what would happen.
Whilst there was uproar on one of our most covered stories, the O2 and Three merger and also BT purchasing EE. The UK government was dealing … Read more…
Microsoft is a strange company right now, and it’s almost impossible to work out where they are coming from half the time. Once the mighty monopoly of … Read more…
Google’s Nexus Player, which allows users to stream Android content to their TV’s, is unfortunately an average piece of kit, limited in a few ways and … Read more…
