Today I published the next episode of the State of the Workflow series we’re running on Cortex. This time, I welcomed John Gruber to the show. I’ve been reading Daring Fireball for as long as I’ve had any interest in technology, so it was fascinating to hear
Hello! I hope you’ve had a good week. I’m writing this today while on the train on my way to the gym. It’s starting to heat up again in London this week, so pray for me. Sophia is getting close to rolling over now—she keeps getting
Today marks 10 years since Stephen Hackett quit his day job to turn his attention to Relay and his other creative projects. I was so happy when he finally did this. At this point I had been independent for around 8 months, and I was desperate to have Stephen put
Thank you for all the positive notes about this post format. I’m going to try to make this a weekly thing. Over the past few days, it’s been refreshing for me to pay attention to the things I’m enjoying so I can share them with you. It
Something I am playing around with is writing a post at the end of each week that wraps up the week that was. I was thinking it could be the combo of a journal entry (or a ‘Now page’), and a collection of things I have enjoyed through the week.
I just got out of seeing F1, and I am so pleased to say they did it. They did the thing! It’s a fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled, kinda corny, wonderfully shot, good-time action movie. What I hoped for most from this film was to see F1 cars — in the highest quality
When I started podcasting in 2010, my first show was a pseudo-interview podcast. We had guests on each week to talk about themselves and then a little about tech news. Later, this show became CMD+Space and then Inquisitive. With these iterations, I took the interviewing part more seriously, and
I am very excited about the F1 movie that’s out next week. It’s a movie focused on my favourite sport, financed by my favourite tech company. But the reason I’m most excited about this movie is who’s behind it—Joseph Kosinski, the director of Top Gun:
Do yourself a favor and spend some time today reading Federico’s fantastic—I’ll say—profile of iPadOS 26 and how Craig Federighi thinks about the iPad’s place in Apple’s lineup. I don’t want to spoil this article, but I just wanted to share my favourite
Siri has fallen behind the competition and shows no sign of catching up, Phil Schiller has recently shown some courage, the Mac Pro has gone for years with no updates, leaving people questioning Apple’s commitment to pro customers, there are still bugs in the various OSes prompting calls for
Back in March this year, Mark Gurman published his first reporting of the upcoming redesign that we would see in iOS 26. This article references visionOS as the reference point for a redesign. Future reporting from Gurman also spoke of a 'digital glass' interface that would see more
Every year there are some WWDC videos worth watching, even if you aren’t a developer. This year, Meet Liquid Glass should be required viewing for anyone who cares about Apple’s operating systems. This video shows in great detail how Apple has considered the interaction and interface of Liquid