Import your favourite tracks and follow those chords with CAPO Touch CAPO Touch, the iOS version of popular Mac App CAPO, arrived this week and the good news is – it rocks. For budding guitarists, the road to mastering this iconic instrument is long and arduous. Whether we take formal lessons or not, we all ...

Read more ›

Mark Billen asks whether a consumer switch to more passive, touchscreen-based devices could endanger the development of future developers. Are devices like iPad too passive for encouraging hobbyist developers? Perhaps I’m already reaching the age where my outlook is hampered by dewy-eyed nostalgia. A hankeri...

Read more ›

What Google Maps’ satellite view would look like if they replaced land with meat The brand of spam we have to endure across Twitter and Facebook etc demands reclassification. Surely it’s high time for us to re-can that hamm? Wherever there’s an opportunity for adverts, marketeers will exploit...

Read more ›

Condemned to floating lonely within my Trash can – poetic isn’t it? This might actually be a bit overdue but something quite symbolic happened the other day. I consciously removed Adobe Flash from my Mac dock. There was a time during my stint as editor of Web Designer magazine that I promised myself I&...

Read more ›