If any of you readers have Americans in your life, all you'll be hearing about until the weekend is Thanksgiving and Black Friday. Unfortunately this Thursday I'll be working rather than stuffing my face with turkey, so I'm trying to ignore the chatter. Diving into last week's app releases (and updates) has proven a good distraction, so read on with aplomb: Read More >>

It's getting colder, and winter has definitely arrived -- my toes can testify. Temperate climate, my arse. So I'm spending more and more time huddled at home under a blanket or at the back corner of a warm café playing with electronics -- it kind of makes me a pathetic anti-social individual, but gives me enough time (and finger mobility) to share some app favourites and new discoveries: Read More >>

Feel like crap after that Ben and Jerry's? Or constantly feel like you shouldn't have had that latte? You're not alone. Up to 75 per cent of the world's population is in some way intolerant to dairy products, leading to somewhat undesirable reactions involving your gut or even skin. Read More >>

The week of All Hallows' Eve, holiday of screams, scares and sweets. Or in my case the night of hiding in the living room, turning off the lights with a bottle of wine and ignoring the knocks on the door. Give me hordes of the undead over hordes of children in costume any day. Never mind, I'll survive -- I hope. These apps will be keeping me amused on the scariest night of the year (because of the children) - feel free to join me: Read More >>

After a seven day working week, sorting out taxes (October 31st deadline freelancers!) and realising I haven't been up after 5.30am any morning this week, I've started to comprehend that it's Monday again. My reliance on caffeine has reached an all time high, and I keep remembering a (day?)dream about ninjas stealing my Nespresso machine. I also think I've written an app roundup; I hope that one isn't a dream. Read More >>

It's only 88 days 'til Crimbo, aka the holiday of shopping, aka the holiday of hell. Which to me, really only means one thing: it's time to start organising. I'm heading to Colorado this year, so I have to be extra-organised. I already lost £200 by delaying the purchase of my flights by a week; here's hoping a secluded cabin in the mountains with booze for two weeks is worth it. In the meantime, here are some fabulous (mainly free) apps that were released recently. Enjoy: Read More >>

GTA V comes out tomorrow, and nobody will see me for at least a week after that. I'll be under a pizza box fort with my Xbox, becoming paler and even more socially-inept, until I joyride every vehicle and grab every one of those damn collectibles. I'm a completionist, in case you hadn't guessed. In the meantime, here are some apps I've collected on my various devices in the last week: Read More >>

3Doodler caused quite a stir at the IFA trade show in Berlin last weekend, and it's easy to see why -- who doesn't want to draw in 3D? Read More >>

No more bank holidays until Christmas; now we can only rely on evenings, weekends and sick days to play with our new gadgets -- massive sadface. I hope you're not as sad about this as I am. Here are a few apps to try and free up some more of that time and lift your mood, or perhaps just spend more time staring at your device. Whatever. Read More >>

In the midst of redecorating my home single-handedly (one-handedly?), I've come to the conclusion that I could never be an interior decorator. Because I. Hate. Everything. Who knew that choosing a sofa would utterly take over my life? I haven't had time to cook, and this, combined with endless work events, means I'm relying on my tech more than ever before. Here are a few things that have made my life easier in the last week: Read More >>

I'm on one of my regular nutrition buzzes this week, as I've taken on another interesting client for my nutritional consulting side-job. Spending countless hours trawling the app store for an app recommendation for him, considering he's allergic to, well, everything, has proved a challenge. Has anyone else ever tried to make a dairy, gluten, and egg-free coffee cake? The results of my latest app-squizzing are below, among many others: Read More >>

I spent the half the week going through various departments in hospital after I managed to perform the stupidest, yet most horrific, kitchen injury I've ever heard of -- to myself. The end results were: being forced to type this with one hand, and having a TONNE of free time to find great apps for you all: Read More >>

I was at my first same sex-wedding over the weekend. It was a beautiful event; everyone cried. Why does everyone cry at weddings? I was looking around utterly confused as to what the heck people were sniffling at. Am I emotionally dead inside? Meh. I'll stick to Siri to keep me happy. Here are some apps that make me happy, too: Read More >>

I'm freelancing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on venue build-up today, which basically means a couple of things -- constant caffeination, and, oh, oceans of coffee. And there's always that possibility of electrocution. Did I mention coffee? In the meantime, here are the apps that can get you through your working day: Read More >>

I'm not going to lie, I'm a gamer. Any type of technology I get my hands on is used to some capacity for that purpose. Then I savagely attack it with my thumbs. Luckily, I -- and presumably you -- have other areas of interest. Such as the following, which became available in the past week: Read More >>

A lot of gory events have occurred since the London Dungeon first opened its doors 39 years ago. Around that time, Fred and Rose West were carrying out their nasty brand of business; Peter Sutcliffe was making his mark as the Yorkshire Ripper, and more recently, a whole bunch of people ate horse. Despite this, Merlin Entertainments has stuck to what it knows best: The charm and kitsch of London's past. Read More >>