It’s a fair cop. I’ve gone to the dark side.
For two years my trusty Blackberry Bold served me well but alas it was time to renew. After much deliberation and soul searching I decided that I should try an iPhone 4s even though I am a PC man.
I had my reasons. Yes an HTC XL looked attractive and a Galaxy looked even better but I ended up with an iPhone simply because so many of my customers use them.
And already I’m impressed. Its easy to use and only crashed it once do far.
Plus, there are lots of productivity apps such as the Daily Tracker.
As I get more familiar with the iPhone I’ll continue to add my findings.
Another invaluable online tool which I use for flow charts, website design and system documentation.
When ever I try a new piece of software (and this happens a lot), I like to know the alternatives. I normally do this by just searching on Google – however today I found 
I don’t know about you but I’ve got three computers, and all of my documents, notes and files are liberally scattered across them. Then I’ve got stuff on the cloud it Gliffy, MindMeister, Google Docs, Fastmail.fm and some other online sites. I’ve also trialled BizPad, Basecamp, TodoList, Toodle, Remember the Milk and other online tools and am still to find something that will gather all my info and files up in a nice place.
Yet another networking social type website which this time targets people and identities. It searches the Internet for people and tries to cross reference created content and the authors. You can create your own profile on the site and take ownership of documents to help forge your online identity and protect your reputation – see 
As part of my coaching with Roger Lamb, ActionCOACH, I’ve been working on my Bucket List. For inspiration, I put in a search for “100 things to do” and came across 