Free audiobooks from Apple
Well, this is a great Christmas gift:
Apple Books has published six exclusive audiobooks this week, showcasing six great first listen titles read by celebrity narrators. The books themselves are all public domain works from Pride and Prejudice to Winnie the Pooh, recorded by Apple and released in the Book Store for free.
If you have an iDevice of some sort, these are well worth grabbing. The narrators include Karen Gillen (Doctor Who, Guardians of the Galaxy) and Kate Beckinsale. (Underworld series, etc).
Hello. @manton delivers Christmas three days early!
Honestly, what the hell is happening at Medium? Its latest moves seem to suggest it is becoming 2008-era Huffington Post - with a soft paywall.
Oh, look - one of my photos is on Devon Life: www.devonlife.co.uk/devon-chr…
I might need to take a vow of silence for the rest of the year, given how badly I appear to be communicating this week. I’ve spent too much of the week dealing with people upset or angry because of something I didn’t actually say…
I have a gimbal in my pocket. The miniaturisation of video continues, and the results are impressive.
I am ridiculously happy to finally have the time to get a post up on One Man & His Blog - even if it’s only month notes for Nov/Dec. Back on the blogging wagon…
To misquote Upton Sinclair:
It is difficult to get a man to understand the ethical problems with Facebook, when his salary depends on his not understanding them.
The man who pioneered modern tech journalism no longer feels he can justify using Facebook-owned products. This is quite something.
