June 24th, 2021 
Chris Griffith Apple says allowing non authorised apps on iPhones would destroy the security and privacy it offers to customers.
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June 24th, 2021 Chris Griffith RMIT University in Melbourne will launch a space hub where businesses wishing to use satellite data can get advice, technical support and research data.
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A late Sunday 25k virtual bike ride around the south of France. What a way to end the weekend! @GoZwift
Dyson will let customers view, handle, try and even buy its products in virtual reality from their homes http://bit.ly/3E3Ewde @Dyson #VirtualReality
I've been a user of virtual cycling to keep fit during the pandemic & now Zwift has added a virtualised Tokyo cycling experience called "NeoKyo" to its other cycling worlds. Lots of new rides to explore http://bit.ly/3E6QO4Z @GoZwift
Apple’s colourful HomePod mini is now available in Apple stores and online, but the news could be its partnership with the company’s cheap $5.99 Apple Music Voice Plan https://bit.ly/3HQRPjG #Apple #HomePodMini
Video games don't have to be about violence & abuse. @GQuattromani looks at some games that aren't https://bit.ly/3xms6ea #videogames
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