Technology, church music, bicycles, and life in Ireland
I recently rejoined the Mornington Singers, a chamber choir based in Dublin that I sang with a few years ago. We perform 4-6 concerts a year, and use choral music scores to sing from. That normally means holding a black folder with a stack of paper inside. However, I’ve decided to try something a bit […]
I’ve been looking for an alarm clock app for my mobile phone that supports a very specific feature, but I can’t find it anywhere. What I want is the ability to cancel the next occurrence of a repeating alarm without having to disable all future alarms. Here is my problem. When there’s a bank holiday […]
I’ve had the Hailo app on my iPhone for a while now, but it’s only in the last couple of weeks that I’ve started using it, and I’m already a covert! Available for free on both iPhone and Android smartphones, Hailo will help you hail a taxi more quickly, more easily, and more safely. When […]
After waiting around a month in the waiting list, I have finally got access to the Mailbox iPhone app this morning. When I first downloaded the app in early February there were almost half a million people ahead of me in the queue waiting to get access, and it’s taken all this time to get […]
For the last few days I’ve been trying the Moves app on my iPhone 4. The app tracks all the walking, cycling and running you do during the day; working a bit like a mix between a pedometer and a GPS tracker, but all presented in one very slick bundle. Other apps work on the […]
