About

All About iPhone is founded on the premise that the Internet doesn’t need another cut and paste iPhone news site. We provide original, independent commentary and reviews of developments relating to the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and Apple TV, and consider their context within the UK and wider markets.

All feedback, corrections, and ideas are welcome.

Current Contributors

Matt Radford

Matt created All About iPhone in 2008, and is a very occasional contributor to All About Symbian, the Smartphones Show, and The Really Mobile Project. He has a background in telecoms and computing, and run his web design company at mattrad.co.uk . He has a passion for both good design and geeking out over the tiny details.

Former Contributors

Steve Litchfield

http://stevelitchfield.com/

James Burland

James runs the superb blogs iPad Creative and Nokia Creative.

Andy Cook

Andy has worked in the software industry since 1990, reaching the position of Art Director at the Microprose UK Computer Games Studio. As well as many other projects, he worked as Lead Artist on the ‘Geoff Crammond Formula One Grand Prix’ games, culminating in the BAFTA winning ‘Grand Prix 4’.

His love of gadgets first became evident in the early eighties when he blew all his pocket money on a Sinclair Spectrum. Although never a user of Macs, he’s become increasingly interested in them over the last few years and bought an iPod Touch as an affordable way to see what all the fuss was about. It’s remained his favourite gadget ever since.

Jim Callender

Award-winning web developer Jim runs Callender Creates, a design and development agency in Brighton, UK. The mobile web is expected to become the first point of contact with the Internet by 2012, so he’ll be providing his thoughts about developing for the mobile experience, and the iPhone in particular. Hopefully, you will find some useful information that you can apply to your next mobile site and help demonstrate to a client that the next web, is mobile.

Thanks

Many thanks to Rafe Blandford for indulging the use of the “All About”-style domain, and to James Burland for the logo design.