Long-term reviews
CategoryTrusty tools: 3 days, 750 photos and 10,000 words on a Blackberry KeyONE and LG G4
10,000 words in 3 days on a Blackberry KEYone, most of them written while walking or standing. I didn’t realise my thumbs had been so bu..
Living with the BlackBerry KEYone: a long-term, ongoing review
Updated 21st May 2019: added section on real world example of using the Blackberry KEYone in partnership with an LG G4 at Mobile World Con..
Long-term review: Lenovo’s Yoga Book, a flexible enough tool for creators?
There is a theatrical air of the imagined future about Lenovo’s Yoga Book.
On the one hand, its hinge is reminiscent of traditional boo..
Getting straight to the Punkt
As I slipped the SIM card into the Punkt MP 01, I was fully aware that my other assorted devices still had wifi connectivity. Only if I le..
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Living with a Huawei Watch
I don’t enjoy wearing a watch these days. My own – a heavy, analogue thing made of steel and sapphire glass – spends most of its time on ..
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Living with a Moto 360 smartwatch and thoughts on a wearable future
I first wrote about the Moto 360 in December 2014. Suffice to say I was not impressed:
“The Moto 360 looked very different in rea..
The extraordinary choices of the Blackberry Passport
There’s nothing else like it: blocky and solid, with a row of physical keys beneath a square display. It is because of these unusual chara..
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- Pathway #13: Quiet design
- Pathway #6: Thinking outside the slate
- Pathway #9: Audible dimension
Notes on the little ol’ Moto X in the age of big screen flagships
My irrational desire for the 2014 Moto X had a more rational outcome: I acquired a 2013 Moto X.
I’ve always felt the defining featu..