How far has iPhone photography come in 10 years? I compared the iPhone 7 and iPhone Air — and the results speak for themselves

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The iPhone 7 isn’t remembered as being a particularly important iPhone release, but it did represent several ‘firsts’ for Apple. It was the first iPhone to lose the traditional headphone jack, the first to boast IP67 water resistance, and the first to swap the mechanical Home button for a pressure-sensitive equivalent. The iPhone 7 was … Read more

A turning point for Saas: Not SaaSpocalypse, but an opportunity to differentiate

The ‘SaaSpocalypse’ narrative continues to dominate investor outlooks, with fears that AI development is threatening the value of software companies. However, I believe that this is not a SaaSpocalypse, but instead a period of natural selection for the software industry – where the strong will thrive. Widespread AI adoption is raising the bar, so SaaS … Read more

I tried a world renowned photographer’s award-winning camera traps — and captured my best garden wildlife photos yet

Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of attending the Sony World Photography Awards (SWPA) 2026. During the evening ceremony where this year’s victors were announced, I met Will Burrard-Lucas, an award-winning wildlife photographer whose work I was already familiar with. Burrard-Lucas took home another award that night, the SWPA 2026 wildlife and nature category, … Read more

The AI reality check for finance: why experimentation is over and execution has begun

For much of the past two years, artificial intelligence in finance has been defined by experimentation and exploration. Organizations across sectors have been testing tools, running pilots and identifying potential use cases ranging from automated reporting through to more advanced forecasting and analysis. In most cases, however, the emphasis has been on understanding what AI … Read more

Access to Mythos won’t protect trust in UK banks

UK banking is at a divide. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos, an AI model designed to identify and patch software vulnerabilities, has been rolled out to roughly 200 partner organizations as part of ‘Project Glasswing’, but UK banks have so far been notably absent from the list. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has expressed serious security … Read more