This week Apple released impressive fourth-quarter results, dispelling any notions that the Californian company are losing their touch. Apple reported revenue of $42.1billion from June-September – growth of 12% – significantly surpassing Wall Street forecasts in the process. The release of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus has stimulated rapid growth, with 39.3 million smartphones

There are few events in the world of technology that attract the kind of media attention that an Apple product launch generates. Last’s weeks event was no exception, with Apple confirming the launch of the new iPhone 6. In this short article we’ll explore what some of the new iPhone 6’s features mean for web

This week will mark the 30th birthday of the Apple Mac. Mashable have produced a great article documenting the evolution of the Mac from 1984 to 2014. As a UK website design company we thought it would be worthwhile looking at how Apple products have changed website design. Whilst web design is a creative form

Apple recently announced that sales of the iPad have passed 170 million since the product was launched in 2010. CEO Tim Cook broke the news earlier this month, taking a moment to poke fun at those who doubted that the iPad would take off. He also confirmed that there are now over 475,000 apps for

Apple launched two new features last week: the iPhone 5s and the iOS7 mobile operating system. We thought that it might be helpful to analyse how web designers might want to emulate some of Apple’s changes in order to more effectively engage with iPhone 5s and iOS7 users. Flat Design Notice that the new iphone

It’s been a couple of years now since Apple introduced its high-resolution retina display. This technology, initially introduced to the iPhone and now available throughout much of Apple’s range, is designed increase the viewing experience on these devices. By increasing the pixel density of the screens and smoothing the edges of individual pixels retina display

In the web design industry, change is a part of everyday life. As a website design company we are affected by a wide range of tech trends, from the latest devices to the code and platforms that we are using, not to mention our clients’ ongoing need for a website that both looks and feels

Boxing Day may have arrived, but if you’re anything like us the Christmas festivities will be continuing at a relentless pace. With family to see, leftover turkey to consume and Christmas sales to be enjoyed (or avoided!) it really is a special time. The next few days also provide a great opportunity to reflect on

You may well be aware of the sad story about the demise of Kodak. In October we shared a few thoughts on this blog about what lessons a web design company can learn from the decline of a former giant in the photography world. In a nutshell, Kodak’s reputation was forged through bringing technology to

After weeks of speculation and leaked photos it is now looking like a very real possibility that Apple will be officially launching the iPad mini tomorrow (Tuesday). With tablet sales on the rise and more people than ever before using tablets to download books, browse the internet and do their shopping through ecommerce sites it