If you can tell me the day specific day you became a mature adult, I can give you a specific answer.

I think (though its not right in front of me to check) that the mobile apps keep a cache of your passwords on the device, and just refresh them periodically.

I've really enjoyed Aviate. To be honest its not so much the changing home screen, its just the simplified layout I appreciate. I tend to get bogged down tweaking my home page. This just takes care of if for you. Kinda like a butler.

That kinda looks like a fried egg, rather than a poached egg. Delicious I'm sure, but not sure it counts as a replacement.

I found that after I bought my iPad I wanted to use it for work as well as watching and reading stuff, because it was so nice to use. Which, it turns out, is a massive pain the arse on an iPad. Editing a single document is fine - but working between three document, then sharing two combinations of those three between…

Woot!

Well dogs and cats have their place.

I'm hoping this also improves things on the iPad 3. iOS 7 has been a right dog so far.

Will try it for a few days and find out. At the time of writing, a few hours after installing, it doesnt show at all in my list of main battery draws. So far so good I guess.

Because you have a password and login linked to a payment system (credit card probably) that shows what country you registered in, regardless of where you're showing at the time. iTunes for example is really hard to get foreign content through, and I've yet to find a way to do it for Google Play.

One thing worth noting. Netflix are totally cool about using a VPN to get shows from other countries (apparently). If I'm watching UK shows but don't find what I want I just turn on the VPN and refresh the page and get the US selection. No fussing or funny messages.

After 5 minutes playing around, seems to work really well. Nex 4.

Couple of tips to add to that list.

One thing. Crappy jobs suck. Do whatever it takes to not have a crappy job.

Baby tip - our lad kept waking up early in the morning. Eventually, by experiment, we figured he was getting too warm when the heating came on in the morning. We turned down the heating in the mornings and voila, an extra hour asleep.

I'm currently reading Daniel Kahneman's Think Fast Think Slow - an experimental based book on psychology, which is full of these interesting facts.

Convert to metric.

Is bluetooth voice calls from your iPod to phone possible?

Its awesome as an instant news device. I used to use it before setting off to or from work on my bike in London to check any incidents on my route. People would tweet about rainstorms that were heading my way, or crashes at major junctions i could avoid. No news service can be so instant, or so localised.