I didn’t write yesterday so today there are 2 blog posts. This is the first one. I have to say I don’t expect anyone to really read all of this in detail – this writing is just there to ultimately compile the most interesting bits in an article in the research section. But I guess […]

Graphic by Autodesk Yesterday I was talking to Sander Spolspoel, who is a freelance animator that specializes in small videos that explain concepts e.g. what a company does. You can find his website here. He’s had an iPad Pro since December. He uses it a lot for creative work. He showed me tons of drawings […]

Skype Today I tested Skype on the iPad Pro. The camera is pretty good – it’s not full HD but it’s not bad at all. I had no issues Skyping with my colleague. One thing worth mentioning is that the angle is quite weird – it’s not frontal, it’s a bit “from below”. Like this:  […]

In my goal of writing about the iPad Pro everday, here’s some small bits that will eventually make it into the long research article. Apple Pencil I haven’t used the pencil at length. I am looking for an app where I can draw vectors but still see the underlying pixels so I can draw icons […]

When I give a presentations, my notes are the full text that belongs to that slide. It looks like this: This is great because when you are in “presenter mode” and you stumble over your words, you can just read the slides. I try to rehearse every presentation I do but I don’t always know […]

I read the Flemish Government is holding a contest where you can win €20.000 if your application makes use of open data provided by Flanders. You have to use a dataset provided by them to be eligible to enter the contest. The power of open data is that application makers can combine data from multiple […]