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AppleTV, haptics and F1.
In one of the nuttiest ideas I have heard of recently, apparently Apple has released a trailer for its forthcoming AppleTV channel movie “F1” complete with haptics.
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Movie escapism? Or real life. Your thoughts?
My Dad who died aged 53, which is obviously very young in this day and age, only ever saw 3 films in a theatre in his life during my time so far on this earth. They were The Sound of Music, The Planet of the Apes and Grand Prix, all at an outdoor seating theatre in Derby in the northwest of WA in the early 70s.
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General consumer tech product reviews – see BTTR
Every so often I get asked if I ever intend to branch out beyond cameras, camcorders, video, editing, audio, drones and so on.
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Comment: To PowerPoint or not to PowerPoint…
Along with horrible colour schemes and badly designed templates …
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My Opinion 5th May 2025
I have some strong opinions on certain things and this is one of them.
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Throwing more tech at tech? There is a better way.
The perfect example is buying an even more expensive camera to get, supposedly, better pictures or video, as against furthering your understanding of the science of photography or videography and how your existing camera works?
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Travelogue: Christmas Island (The Indian Ocean One)
Travelogue: Christmas Island When you think of an island in the middle of the Indian Ocean, you might have visions of wide expanses of sandy beaches, swaying palm trees, deckchairs with small tables holding exotic cocktails and all the other stereotypical images you generally see in travel TV shows and magazines. And you’d be right […]
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Are all telcos equal? Nope… not by a long shot.
So, 2 weeks ago I could call Jacqui if I wanted to, while she was on a Cathay Pacific jet over Germany at 30,000 feet, but on a part of Australia that is actually civilised and not just inhabited by emus, wombats, kangaroos, rabbits and crocodiles, I can’t use a standard telco service without a great deal of muckin’ about.
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Seek and ye shall find. Or not. (But there are other benefits)
So, I devised a methodology of starting at one end of the house to the other in a sort of search pattern
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Two Things You Should Always Do
As fast as I’d have a complete system running, it would require a tweak here, a different look there, a new report required and so on. It just never ended.
