I wrote a review of Triage for iPhone for The Industry:

The Email Problem

”I receive way too many emails every single day. I can’t even read a few of them because I feel bad ignoring the others. I wish there was a way to quickly trash the crap and get to the good bits I really want to deal with.”

Sound familiar? Perhaps Triage is the first-aid you need.

I reviewed the Mac counterpart recently. Great app, you should check it out.

I’m reminded of the difference between Apple and Microsoft:

Apple’s products say, “You can’t do that because we think it would suck.”

Microsoft’s products say, “We’ll let you try to do anything on anything if you really want to, even if it sucks.”

Christopher Nolan continues to associate himself with movies which I love. This looks to be no exception. Wow.

Great piece by Dan Frommer:

comScore’s numbers continue to show very little U.S. interest in Windows Phone. It hasn’t tanked as bad as BlackBerry, but Windows Phone subscribers are barely growing. (At least they’re not still shrinking at the moment.)

Still, the momentum Microsoft needs isn’t here. And it doesn’t look like the Surface tablet is helping, either.

On the topic of website design, here’s a redesigned Wired. Gorgeous.

The left part of this image is how reddit looks today. The right side is how reddit should look today — a couple of CSS tweaks have been made to improve readability.

If anyone at reddit is listening, I’m available for hire.

As a reddit user, all the information you need to fix reddit can be found here.

A pretty sweet update for one pretty sweet app. Rego is the address book for your locations.

My favourite part of the 1.1 update? I can now export my locations, just in case.

I wrote a nice, fun review of Panic’s excellent new app for The Industry. You should read it.

Not sure if this is a new page or just something I’ve not seen before.

Useful, though. Especially liked the file type search.

The more you know.

I started playing Antichamber last night with a friend. It’s quite possibly the most mind-expanding experience I’ve had since I played Portal for the first time.

Whilst infuriating and difficult at times, the game itself isn’t the challenge presented. The mind of the player is the challenge; your brain must be wired a certain way in order to complete the game.

Absolutely amazing. I can’t wait to finish it.

From its Steam Store page:

Antichamber is a mind-bending psychological exploration game where nothing can be taken for granted. Discover an Escher-like world where hallways wrap around upon each other, spaces reconfigure themselves, and accomplishing the impossible may just be the only way forward.

Several years in the making, Antichamber received over 25 awards and honors throughout its development, in major competitions including the Independent Games Festival, the PAX10, IndieCade and Make Something Unreal.

This quote from Rock, Paper, Shotgun nails it:

“Even as the developer told me what the game was doing to mess with my brain while I was playing it, it still succeeded in messing with my brain.”