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Welcome back to our thirteenth post in our new section ‘Tickle Your Fancy’. ‘Tickle Your Fancy’ includes a round-up of five links to articles from around the internet that have specifically interested us during the course of the week. Ones that we feel are relevant to your interest in photography and art. Just to explain … Read moreTickle Your Fancy – #13 – NSFW
Welcome back to our tenth post in our new section ‘Tickle Your Fancy’. ‘Tickle Your Fancy’ includes a round-up of five links to articles from around the internet that have specifically interested us during the course of the week. Ones that we feel are relevant to your interest in photography and art. Just to explain … Read moreTickle Your Fancy – #10 – NSFW
A very interesting article published by Stuart Dredge for The Guardian this afternoon discusses the developers behind the uber popular app, Paper, FiftyThree in which in their latest Series A funding, they raised $15m and ‘explicitly outlined ambitions for “moving beyond touch and into the physical world of accessories” – drawing on its team’s hardware experience … Read more‘Paper’ iPad App Partners With Moleskin – Raises $15m
As many of our regular readers know, I have been a camera/photography technology journalist for many years. From my earliest days starting out at Which Camera? magazine through to now with my dream website, theappwhisperer.com. I thought some of you might like to read one of my very first articles for The Guardian, from 2005, … Read moreVintage The Guardian Smartphone Article, by Me
The Guardian are hosting an iPhone Photography Masterclass with Richard Gray at their offices Kings Place, London, N1 9GU on 24 September 2012 between 7-10.30 pm. Notes from The Guardian explain that ‘This masterclass will take you through the key developments and features of the mobile photography world and it will give you an insight … Read moreiPhone Photography Masterclass
My pal, Charles Arthur has just published to The Guardian that ‘more than 70 apps which have been updated since 3 July are crashing on launch, apparently due to a problem with Apple’s FairPlay DRM system’. Charles explains ‘Scores of apps, including the free version of Angry Birds, which have been updated in Apple’s App … Read moreiOS Apps Affected By Corruption In The App Store
Of course I am biased, I write for The Guardian Apps Blog afterall, but this long awaited iPad version is truly magnificent. It’s a free download from the App Store, or at least this app gives you access to 86 issues for free, after that there’s a monthly subscription charge of $13.99 in the US … Read moreThe Guardian Comes To iPad
Our pal Stuart Dredge has written an interesting piece in The Guardian Apps blog today, he talks about how ‘the mobile apps industry is suffering from ‘download-milestone overkill’. By that he explains that developers and publishers are more than happy to boast about how many times their apps have been downloaded and yet analysts and … Read moreWaste Of Time Using App Downloads As A Measure Of Success
Call me biased for loving The Guardian, I do write for their Apps Blog after all, but most will agree it’s a great paper and now not wanting to be outdone by the iOS version any longer, it’s now available for your Android device. News, sport, comment and more; highly customizable and available on and … Read moreThe Guardian Now On Android
My friend and colleague Charles Arthur, Technology Editor at The Guardian has posted an insightful article on the Apps blog section of The Guardian relating to patent fears reaching ‘tipping point’ in the US. Charles says, "App developers are withdrawing their products for sale from the US versions of Apple’s App Store and Google’s Android … Read moreApp Developers Withdraw From US As Patent Fears Mount