Each year, Valentine’s Day dominates our social platforms and news channels. Some spend it with their significant other, others with a friend (yes, Galentine’s Day is a thing) or perhaps it is simply spent alone. Either way, there is no shying away from the fact...
“Eat the frog first” I bet that’s not the first thing you think to yourself when you get into work? Mark Twain once said that if the first thing you do each morning is to eat a live frog, you can go through the day with the...
Making the move from a city-based, consumer PR agency to XL Communications has been a bold decision for me, as I’ve had to make a relatively quick transition into the world of technology. Having just completed my first week, it’s safe to say that I’m...
Next week I take the next step into adulthood - I’m buying my first house! The journey has been mysteriously smooth so far (touch wood!) in comparison to some of the horror stories I’ve heard…buyers pulling out of the sale last minute, nightmare estate agents and...
There used to be a universal rule used by tech fortune-tellers called Moore’s Law – named after computer engineer Gordon Moore. In 1965, he wrote a paper that stated the power of computers would double every 12 months, while the cost of that technology would halve over the same...
The fourth generation of mobile connectivity transformed the industry in the late 2000s – with faster internet speeds and high-quality video streaming. However, the rise of Internet of Things created a demand for a volume of connections that 4G cannot manage. This is where 5G comes in. 5G is...
Microsoft has just unveiled two new dual-screen folding devices – the Surface Neo and Surface Duo; claiming they will create “a new category in mobile computing”. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy Fold which uses bendable glass to fold together, the new devices have a traditional hinge mechanism – with many...
Here’s a sobering thought for anyone (like me) that celebrated their 50th birthday recently: your body is already deteriorating! From the age of around 40 onwards, key functions such as sight, hearing, and manual dexterity begin to get worse. The good news is that it takes place so slowly we don’t...