I just got back from DevWeek 2013 at the Barbican Centre in London.  I enjoyed all the sessions I attended and have documented a few key presentations

Security is an afterthought with most developers. A common problem is that most web applications can be easily hacked. This presentation explores the most common

My preparations for the 39th Berlin Marathon started at the beginning of 2012 when I set myself a challenge to get myself marathon fit and

There’s some great news for iPhone customers on the UK’s new EE network. Visual Voicemail is now available for free to all customers with a compatible iPhone. 

My friend Andrew is a musician and music technician who wanted to build a new workstation to run Pro Tools 10.  We just ordered the kit for his

Thousands of people took to the streets of Glasgow yesterday for the official homecoming parade for Scotland’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes. The floats left Kelvingrove

Below is a comparison of iPhone 5 pricing on all major UK networks correct as of 15/9/2012. The TCO field represents the total cost of

The people of Glasgow were out in force on Sunday, supporting runners participating in the Great Scottish Run, starting at George Square and finishing at Glasgow

Where has my Start menu gone? Firstly, let me just say that the biggest and most fundamental change in Windows 8 is the removal of

Since I’m running my first marathon in September, I figured I’d add running into the mix with a new category on my blog. I have

I just finished building a small form factor development PC.  I needed something compact enough to fit into my One Less Desk, powerful enough to cope with

I just read this post on the Windows 8 blog about improvements being made to security and reliability in Windows 8 apps.  The most interesting part