About
DoesWhat dropped onto the internet mid-May 2008. The website has been received hundreds of thousands of visits thanks to hundreds of regular readers. DoesWhat’s two most visited articles have been reviews of the June 2009 MacBook Pro and the Elonex ONE.
DoesWhat began a series of interviews with the website, app and startups founders and CEOs in April 2011,
“DoesWhat is currently transitioning away from tech news and instead, contacting and interviewing tech, startup and small business founders and directors directly. The amount of time invested by these entrepreneurs and driven professionals can be nothing short of incredible, these interviews are designed to be a outlet for their story. Each interview comes with a few standard questions asked by everyone, but as each varies, the questions are designed to get the most out of the interview.
These interviews aren’t constrained to one area, if it’s interesting, the founder or CEO deserves an interview. It can be a startup, upstart, project, business or hobby, it really doesn’t matter. Most interviews will be with the founder/co-founder, they’re the ones who invested their time and expertise in the project from the start. Not only are the interviews an attempt to find out what they got right, but also what they got wrong and to find out about their ideas for the future.”
DoesWhat has recently moved it’s focus from tech news to interviews and reviews.
February 2012
- Interview with Matt Mickiewicz (Flippa)
- Interview with Erin Hopmann (Dabble)
- Interview with Max Williams (Pusher)
- Interview with Tara Hunt (Buyosphere)
January 2012
- Interview with Kate Hiscox (Bablingo!)
- Interview with John Dennehy (Zartis)
- Interview with Silvio Porcellana (mob.is.it)
- Interview with Amber Rae (revolution.is)
- Interview with Oleg Gutsol (500px)
- Interview with Neil Patel (KISSmetrics)
- Interview with David Turner (PageLever)
- Interview with Oliver Bremer (Founder2be)
- Interview with Elemi Atigolo (Whatfolio)
December 2011
November 2011
- Interview with Peter Severin (WireframeSketcher)
- Interview with Jaco van Wyk (SnapBill)
- Interview with Ivan Wong (PicYou)
- Interview with Sergei Pochinok (ResumeBaking)
- Redesigned for interviews
- Interview with Filipe Batista (Bundlr)
October 2011
August 2011
- Interview with Stephen Starkey (Pegby)
- Interview with Art Holland (Splarchive)
- Interview with Chris Fay (AdRavage)
- Interview with Dan Ushman (SingleHop)
- Interview with Christopher Minson (iaza)
July 2011
June 2011
- Interview with Toby Hunt (ideapi)
- Twitter RSS feeds aren’t gone, just hidden
- 25 intriguing startup quotes
May 2011
- Interview with Girish Redekar (Recruiterbox)
- Interview with Angus Bradley (safedrop)
- Interview with Boris Krstovic (NewsCurve)
- Interview with Chris Byers (Formstack)
April 2011
- Interview with Shay Mandel (Otipo)
- Worried about a tech bubble?
- Cloud storm, EC2 startup takedown
- Interview with Anthony Morales (ThankThank Notes)
- Interview with Kyle Fox (PhotoBattle)
- First week of interviews
- Interview with Avery Smith (JobGizmo)
- Read DW interviews on Android
- Interview with Matteo Alessani (Recipefy)
- 10 wonderfully free WordPress themes
- Interview with Kristian Andersen (TinderBox)
- Interview with David Benson (Diagram.ly)
- Interview with Tom Hawkes (Fileminx)
- Interview with Moodalytics co-founders
- ipadtrilogy.com for sale £3,000,000?!
- Interview with Roman Leinwather (Getquantify)
- Interview with Michael Golkowski (BloodPressure123)
- Interview with Mario Cavalcanti (Fatpaint)
- Interviewing tech founders and CEOs
- Any press is good press: GoDaddy
March 2011
- Effective UI interaction
- Demand for iPad 2 is ‘amazing’
- Go away LiquidWeb!
- Timely.is Tweet Automation
- jQuery Mobile “Error Loading Page”
- Disable RSS in WordPress
- iPad 2 available mid-March
February 2011
- 9 Android apps worth your time
- Quick look: Early 2011 MacBook Pro
- Rapportive… two birds, one stone
- Hands-on Sony Vaio E Series VPCEB4X0E
January 2011
- Splendid Bacon, splendid indeed
- Podio, a beautiful work platform
- Pushnote, genius but forgettable?
- Powerbar 2 Review
- Green Hornet
- ThinkPad nipple RSI
December 2010
July 2010
June 2010
June 2009
May 2009
April 2009
March 2009
February 2009
January 2009
- In Stephen Fry we trust… Twitter
- Another reason to avoid GoDaddy
- Installing OpenOffice.org 3.0 on Ubuntu 8.10
- Google… leader in favicon publicity
- Vaio P Series… target market?
- CloakHost Web Hosting Review
December 2008
- Configuring the somewhat unpleasant Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse
- Remove/disable “For testing purposes only. Build 7000″ watermark and “Send Feedback” link from your Windows 7 beta 1 desktop
- Street View hitting home this Spring
- Sony… you’re such a tease
- “3D Ready” to replace “HD Ready”?
- Chunkier sidekick to replace Jobs at Macworld
- WordPress 2.7… major release
- Google Books… now with magazines
- Acer Aspire One £170.34… bargain
- Google cleans up Google Reader
November 2008
- Google Reader themes… makes sense
- Stop reading… it’s too dangerous!
- LunarPages Web Hosting Review
- Come on Google… Chrome for Mac?
- a2z2r.com… that’ll be £50,000 please
- Western Digital 1TB My Book Review
- Remove “For testing purposes only. Build 6801″ watermark from your Windows 7 desktop
- Too many Vista versions… mistake?
- Garmin Forerunner 50 Review
- Unlocking special features and taskbar, removing 30 day trial and watermark on Windows 7 (build 6801)
- Flickr… 3 billion photos
- Things are looking up… Windows 7
October 2008
- Gmail for mobile 2.0… much better
- Not a great start… Android Source
- Bag of hurt… Apple October Event
- Sneaky OpenOffice 3 Download
September 2008
- Facebook… updates in abundance
- Live Hotmail redesign and updates
- Four months of tech news
- 2 years of improvements… VLC 0.9.2
- Christmas List… BlackBerry & Pony
- It was when not if… Google Chrome
August 2008
- Cuil… Internet ceases to expand
- Mojave… Microsoft clutches at straws
- A look at web hosting companies
- GoDaddy Web Hosting Review
- Over 3 million iPhone recalls?
- Detaching the Elonex ONE
- Elonex ONE un-boxed, first look review
July 2008
- Elonex ONE… finally dispatched
- Cuil… back to Google then
- Elonex ONE… will dispatch soon
- Nokia E71, 5 days later
- Google backed down… really?
- Firefox… Guinness are thorough
- ‘AdSense Referrals’ gets dumped
June 2008
- Bill Gates… The Philanthropist
- MySpace redesign (a gradient header)
- You’re being watched by geeks
- Google Earth Pool Crashing Antics
- Panic! Firefox 3 is beyond reach
- 1 minute… Firefox will set the record
- Finally, Elonex ONE progress
- Web analytics, AVG couldn’t care less
- Religion is for the stupid, apparently
- Want a pay rise? No… Facebook
- Youtube punishment fits Youtube prank
- Disappointing WWDC, sorry Apple fans
- 18 hours, the calm before the iStorm
- UK computing students are disappearing
- Amazon goes offline… it cannot be!
- Your holiday snaps… up for ransom
- Google’s battle of beauty versus law
- 1 in 20 products sent back are fine
- Apple to target the self-involved
- Kids set for ‘Matrix’ future?… No
- Elonex ONE is coming! Is Elonex ready?
May 2008
- Yay… Firefox 3 Download Day
- PayPal coders go from sloppy to sleepy
- Retro Red Text in Photoshop
- Is that a Wii? No, an Eee
- Economy to piggyback Microsoft
- 3G iPhone… Great?
- Don’t mix politics and technology
- Asus gives Linux another boost
- PayPal coders get sloppy with IPN
- Global web user statistics
- Powerisers 2008 Model Review
- Paint.NET reaches version 3.31
- Have we been to k’eee’n?
- Your identity in a USB