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    Download and listen here Subscribe in iTunes Before We start I’d like to say RIP Tim Verpoorten he was a massive influence on me when ...
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  • Double Vision – TechFan Podcast #119
    Download the show here Subscribe in iTunes Google Glass is the discussion this week, as well as Tim and David disagreeing on the state of ...
  • Mac Hacks – Book Review
      Mac Hacks - Tips & Tools for Unlocking the Power of OS X Author: Chris Seibold Publisher: O’Reilly Media Price: US $24.99 (print) | US $19.99 ...
  • Nozbe
    My thanks to Nozbe for sponsoring this week’s DF RSS feed. Nozbe is a tool that helps busy professionals and teams organize time and manage ...
  • Digging in on the Church of Market Share
    This whole article from Jay Yarow is weak. He disparages John Kirk’s widely-cited Techpinions piece on Android market share, but addresses none of Kirk’s ...
  • Mailbox for iPad
    Even though I don’t use it (because it’s Gmail-centric, rather than a general IMAP client), I greatly admire the design of their iPhone app. This ...
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  • Benedict Evans: ‘On Market Share’
    Benedict Evans: However, there’s a rather important problem with looking at the data like this: there is no such thing as a “smartphone market”. Or rather, ...
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