Greg Morris

One year of the iPad Pro as my computer

<p>The shocked look when I tell people that my primary computing device is an iPad is brilliant. I’ve actually been working on an iPad for a little over two years, and have replaced pretty much all of my computing with an iPad.

Google Keep As A Writing Tool

<p>I’m starting to think I have a problem, I just can’t leave things alone. Once I find a great app that does what I need, I write the review and then start looking at other options.</p> <p&

Bear: The Serious Notes App

<p></p> <p>Notes apps are a strange thing to review. Everyone already has one built into iOS, and the vast majority of people will never look anywhere else. I was one of those people until I was able to

Todoist - My New App to Get Things Done

<p></p> <p>For as long as I can remember I’ve had a weird draw to organising things. It started with stationary and folders, and in the digital age expanded into spreadsheets and lists. I consider myself an organised

Healthface - An Uncomplicated Apple Watch Complication

<p></p> <p>I held out as long as I could, but I have now caved and bought a Series 2 Apple Watch. Not because it is anything revolutionary, not because I accidentally killed my original version (although I kinda

Oh Hello 4Am

<p></p> <p>For all of the time Lucie has been with us I have become accustomed to being awake at ridiculous times of the morning. Autism has provided some truly magical things in our life,

Nexus 5x - Familiar feel, same result

<p></p> <p></p> <p>It has been a long time since a new Nexus has been usable for the general population, two years ago LG produced arguably the most successful Nexus

Please Don’t Put A Computer On Your Face

<p>Glass was possibly the most polarising gadget in recent memory. Many Explorers argued that the device was a great aid, a fantastic device and should be excepted due to reasons that don’t really sit well with me. I just don’t get

How Is Twitter Failing

<p></p> <p>When colleagues tell me Twitter is failing, I am dismissive. When websites tell me they are not doing very well I am equally unbelieving. Simply because Twitter makes $595million instead of the $608million

Podcasts are NOT hard to make

<p></p> <p>I have been listening to podcasts for many years now. It’s kind of a natural progression from talk radio, but you can listen to whatever you like. However still lots of people