I'm the first to confess that I am not a music addict. I can go days without powering up Spotify, a service that has been costing me £9.99 a month. I was already wondering whether I should go back to the free version when, this afternoon, Apple Music arrived. It's part of the iOS 8.4 upgrade which I have just downloaded to the iPhone without a hitch. 

Steve Jobs launched the iPhone eight years ago today to less than universal acclaim. Microsoft and BlackBerry, to mention just two firms, were openly sceptical and gave the 2G upstart very short shrift. Yet not only has the iPhone sold in the hundreds of millions, it has totally transformed the way we communicate. It spawned the ugly word "app" and led to the introduction of the App Store, a way of buying software that now seems so obvious but was revolutionary when it opened.

Following the world-wide announcement of the Leica Q on June 10 I was curious to know what Sejun Kim, who manufactures Arte di Mano cases in Korea, thought about the new camera and whether he had yet developed a case design. It seems he has been burning the midnight oil and already has a half-case ready for production.

My Leica Q was out and about in Piccadilly this morning just before the start of the London Pride march. And who should hove into view, surrounded by the security heavies, than former POTUS, Bill Clinton, trying to look all nonchalant and making a few points of note. Who is he chatting with, though?