Ian Betteridge (Page 5)

I don’t think I was the first person by a long way to draw the conclusion that AI posed

Mark Gurman’s last minute “maybe an M4…” rumour turned out to be absolutely correct. No one would have batted

1. Yes, Apple, we’re also talking about you Cal Newport reckons that it’s time to dismantle the technopoly.

Jason Snell wants the iPad to be able to be a Mac: The iPad no longer feels like the future

I managed not to do any writing at all this week, as I’m off work over the coming days

Websites That Forbid Other Websites From Linking to Them – Pixel Envy: Some of these are even more bizarre than a

1. Who among us has not been surprised by needing people to do things Spotify’s Daniel Ek is shocked,

This has been a week of feeling my age – but also wondering exactly what that means. I’m currently working

AppleInsider: –”EU’s antitrust head is ignoring Spotify’s dominance and wants to punish Apple instead“: Speaking to CNBC the

1. Four years is a long time in tech punditry I’m going to break one of my self-imposed rules

John Gruber in 2020 on the tracking industry led by Facebook: The entitlement of these fuckers is just off the

Nearly thirty years ago I reviewed my first product. It was a Lexmark solid ink inkjet printer, created for designers

Yes, it really has been a while. Sorry about that: I started a new job and have been knee-deep in

John Gruber: More on the EU’s Market Might: If they follow through with a demand that Photos be completely

Currently holed up in Suffolk. And I almost got away without mentioning Apple… 1. The Atlantic gets it AI “will