Roboats: Sustainable, Adaptable, and Autonomous Vessels
1st December 2021
Ferrying along the canals of Amsterdam is set to become more sustainable, thanks to MIT’s fully autonomous, modular vessels.Wearable Tech: Fabric That Lets You Interact With Technology
25th November 2021
Textile-integrated metamaterials are pushing the frontiers of what’s possible with wearable technology. UC Irvine research explores two use cases for…Are Autonomous Vehicles Safe from Cyber Attacks? (Part II of II)
24th November 2021
As reliance on artificial intelligence modules and machine learning algorithms increases in designing self-driving cars, we must take cognizance of…Are Autonomous Vehicles Safe from Cyber Attacks? (Part I of II)
17th November 2021
As reliance on artificial intelligence modules and machine learning algorithms increases in designing self-driving cars, we must take cognizance of…Evolving to Learn: How Algorithms Can Mimic Biological Evolution
15th November 2021
Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change, and truly intelligent machines must be adaptive. Researchers propose a new approach…Can Intelligence Be Taught to Robots?
9th November 2021
Researchers from the University of Tokyo have found a way to induce ‘intelligence’ in robots, empowering machines to think like…Could Automation Solve the Demands of a Post-Brexit Britain?
8th November 2021
The coronavirus pandemic left an array of challenges impacting businesses, markets, economies and lives across the UK. With each sector…Amazon’s Project Mic: Be a DIY DJ
4th November 2021
Amazon – alongside a whole host of tech giants – are capitalizing on a new form of social media and…Artificial Intelligence Research Draws From the Mind of a Sea Slug
3rd November 2021
The endeavour to build smarter AI brought the researchers at Purdue to draw from one of the simplest creatures in…Spotify Car Thing
2nd November 2021
Spotify are releasing their first physical device to play your music in the car without using your phone.GM Stake Their Claim in the Self Driving Market
1st November 2021
General Motors have released their self-driving system that will reportedly be able to deal with ‘95%’ of driving scenarios –…Caltech’s LEO Can Walk, Fly, Ride a Skateboard and Walk a Slackline
25th October 2021
Land, air, and the slackline—Caltech’s new robot is a master of all terrain.The Problem with Passwords: Microsoft’s New Security Feature
20th October 2021
Microsoft are enabling users to stop using passwords and opt for safer and easier forms of authenticationElectronic Democracy: Empowering consumers to extend products’ lifetime and Reduce E-Waste
19th October 2021
Is Recycling Enough? The true key to achieving a circular economy relies on the hands of the consumers themselves.This London Start-up is Converting Classic Cars Into Electric Vehicles
13th October 2021
London Electric Cars is reusing, reducing and recycling—while turning the roads of London into a classic auto show. We discover…Volatility, Bugs and Politics: The Challenges Facing El Salvador’s Bitcoin Experiment
15th September 2021
President Bukele’s El Salvador has become the first country in the world to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender—but the Salvadorans…Detecting Disease Early Through AI
9th September 2021
Scientists at TU Dresden have successfully demonstrated the use of biocompatible chips that detect ‘pathological changes’ without medical supervision.High Resolution: Google Introduced AI Image Enhancement
8th September 2021
Google’s new software uses ground-breaking methods to improve the resolution of digital images using AINetflix Gaming
7th September 2021
Netflix have added two games to their mobile gaming app in Poland which could make a new direction for the…Buy Now, Pay Later: Online Transactions Are Changing
6th September 2021
Affirm’s partnership with Amazon marks the next stage in the short-term loans takeover of e-commerce.Top Three Electric Cars Reigning the UK Market
3rd September 2021
Here’s a list of the top three cars on the British roads—that don’t have to make pit stops at the…Tesla Bot: Could this AI spell the end of manual labour?
2nd September 2021
Elon Musk unveils a bot that will look and act like a human, with the aim of carrying out work.Facebook’s Most Viewed List
1st September 2021
Facebook have released a series of “top 20” lists of content seen on the widest array of US news feeds.Would You Trust a Chatbot?
31st August 2021
As advances in ML, AI and natural language processing (NLP) turn chatbots more humanlike, should companies tell customers they are…Social Media Giants Are Rolling Out Anti-Abuse Features Across Platforms
18th August 2021
Amid rising racial attacks, social media giants are introducing anti-abuse features to safeguard users from inflammatory comments and messagesFrom Intent to Action: Brain Interface Allows Users to Control Devices through ‘Imagination’
17th August 2021
A cohort of researchers at Georgia Tech have come up with a new VR-enabled BMI system—allowing users to ‘imagine an…Tokyo 2020 Medal Project
16th August 2021
Japan have used the 2020 Olympic Games to raise awareness and battle a massive global issue.Clinical Trial of Oxford HIV Vaccine Candidate Begins in Africa
11th August 2021
The Globally Relevant AIDS Vaccine Europe-Africa Trials Partnership (GREAT) announced the start of Phase I clinical trial of its experimental…EC’s Adequacy Decision Approves International Data Transfers to the UK
10th August 2021
The European Commission’s latest verdict ascertains that data transfer isn’t added to the list of exchanges Brexit has disruptedAmazon Slapped With $887 Million Fine Over GDPR Violation
4th August 2021
Luxembourg’s National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) charged e-commerce giant Amazon with a fine of $880 million over data privacy…Deep Learning-Powered Neuroprosthesis Restores Words to Paralyzed Man
3rd August 2021
The world’s first ‘speech neuroprosthesis’ technology allows for the decoding of full words from the brain activity of a paralyzed…Sitting Down into The Future with Cooler Master’s Innovative Gaming Station
2nd August 2021
With its form resembling an alien space capsule, Cooler Master’s Orb X promises a full immersion into the videogame dimension.Google Contactless Card
29th July 2021
Google are upgrading their Google Pay feature to introduce an NFC payment card.FIFA 22: Enhanced Realism Thanks to The New HyperMotion Technology
28th July 2021
EA finally presented the next chapter of its videogame saga, FIFA 22- which this year highlights its latest gameplay technology:…Casio X Pacman: Time for Some Nostalgia
27th July 2021
Casio announces the collaboration with Pac-Man for the new A100WEPC model, a tribute to the vintage charm of the 80s.Solar City
21st July 2021
Tesla have announced their first solar powered neighbourhood that they will build alongside two partners.The Next Generation of Pilots Faces Off In A Drone Football Challenge
20th July 2021
A look at an interesting and engaging way to educate the next generation of pilots.Valve’s New Launch is a Handheld Gaming PC
19th July 2021
The $399 Steam Deck is a powerful gaming PC in a Switch-like form factor.Long-term Lunar Landings: Deeper Exploration of the Moon
14th July 2021
NASA award contract for the building of habitation for astronauts in lunar orbit.The MINI Vision Urbanaut: A Concept Becoming Reality
13th July 2021
The MINI Vision Urbanaut, a concept that reimagines the future of transportation by turning the traditional car into a four-wheeled…World’s First Intercity Flight — In a Car
8th July 2021
In a 35-minute hop from Nitra to Bratislava, Klein Vision AirCar completed its maiden flight, becoming the first car to…Learning Intuitively: AI Predicts Human Behaviour from Videos
6th July 2021
A Columbia University study unveiled a new computer vision technique that imparts intuitive sense to machines—allowing AI to leverage ‘higher-level…Instant Painkillers
6th July 2021
A neural bridge has been engineered to instantly detect and suppress pain.Mass Produced Meat, Made in the Lab
5th July 2021
The first ever lab produced meat factory has been opened in Israel as it creates 5,000 burgers each day.Windows 11: The New and The Familiar
1st July 2021
Microsoft’s new Windows upgrade is bringing a major interface redesign—but there’s more going under the hood than meets the eye.Virgin Galactic Receives FAA Nod for Commercial Spaceflight
29th June 2021
Virgin Galactic received the ‘green light’ from Federal Aviation Administration to allow carriage of space flight participants following its successful…Razer x ClearBot: A ‘Game-Changing’ Solution to Ocean Waste
24th June 2021
Razer has partnered with Hong Kong-based waste cleaning startup ClearBot to leverage AI to reduce oceanic pollutionGoogle Store: The First Physical Store to Rival Apple
23rd June 2021
Google have opened their first ever bricks-and-mortar store.From Mars to Earth: Nasa’s Airless Tire Technology Reaches Everyday Bikes
17th June 2021
In collaboration with the American space agency, SMART is developing the first consumer application of NASA‘s airless shape memory alloy…Chemical Catalyst Creates Regenerating Concrete
16th June 2021
Adding an enzyme found in red blood cells to concrete makes the concrete fill any cracks.First Space Flight Sold
15th June 2021
On June 12th, Blue Origin sold the final seat to their first passenger flight into space.Attempting Fusion with a Fake Sun
9th June 2021
China’s artificial sun moves us closer to creating nuclear fusionBoring Company’s Interesting First Test
8th June 2021
The Boring Company have run their first test in Las Vegas.AI Learns Football, Football Learns Through AI
2nd June 2021
The rapid progress in artificial intelligence and machine learning has opened new analytics possibilities in various team and individual sports,…Deepfake Dubs: Flawless Films for the Foreign Market
1st June 2021
Flawless are using Deepfake technology in order to change the way that films are sold overseas.From Origami to Space Engineering: An Art Folding Every Limit
26th May 2021
Engineers are turning to the world of origami as an inspiration source for all sorts of applications, from medical devices…A New Skin for New Realities
25th May 2021
Scientists have developed a responsive artificial skin that provides haptic feedback and could be implemented in a range of applications…Snap Specs Introducing Real-Time AR
24th May 2021
Following the yesterday’s Snap Partner Summit, the imminent release of the fourth generation Spectacles will add a new, exciting feature…Adidas Tracking GMR Insoles: The World of Football Meets Gaming
19th May 2021
The new Adidas GMR technology aims to connect gaming and physical football worlds through insoles fitted with a smart tag…NASA: KiNET-X Mission Blasts Off From Virginia
18th May 2021
NASA’s Black Brant XII lit up the east coast skies in hues of green, violet and blue as the KiNET-X…Meet Pepper, the Robot That ‘Talks to Itself’
10th May 2021
About 96% of adults say they have an internal dialogue. SoftBank’s social humanoid robot, however, is among the first in…Toyota Grow into the Market for Autonomous Driving
5th May 2021
Toyota have acquired Lyft’s autonomous driving project. Is this clever boost into a growing market for Toyota or Lyft escaping…Intel is Seeking €8 billion in Subsidies for European Chip Plant. Why Now?
4th May 2021
US semiconductor giant Intel is looking to secure €8 billion in public subsidies to set up a semiconductor plant in…SpaceX Could Put Artemis Crew on the Lunar Soil by 2024
28th April 2021
Elon Musk is optimistic that a lunar landing by 2024 for the Artemis crew “seems likely”.‘Trust Is a Must’: European Commission Proposes Stringent Regulations on AI
26th April 2021
The European Commission’s first legal framework on Artificial Intelligence aims for “human-centric, sustainable, secure, inclusive and trustworthy AI”Audi Switches to the EV Lane at Auto Shanghai 2021
22nd April 2021
The German automaker’s E-Tron fleet is charging into the EV market later this year.An End to the Pandemic? Breakthrough COVID-19 Treatment Reduces Viral Load by 99%
15th April 2021
A Canadian biotech firm’s self-administered nasal spray has been found to reduce the viral load of the SARS-CoV-2 virus by…How Bad UX Cost Citi Bank $900 Million
12th April 2021
A look inside one of the most expensive blunders of Wall Street—that began with a UX problem.BrainGate: Restoring Control With Brain-Computer Interface
6th April 2021
Marking a generational leap in brain-computer interface technology, neurotech company BrainGate tested wireless transmitters capable of ‘transmitting brain signals’New Nintendo Switch to Feature DLSS, 4K Output
29th March 2021
Nintendo’s next-gen hybrid console will reportedly feature 4K video output, OLED display and Nvidia’s AI-powered Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS)…Prosthetics, Powered by Deep Learning
22nd March 2021
Robotics researchers at the University of Waterloo are developing exoskeletons and prosthetics powered by computer vision and AI—capable of making…How Waymo Is Making the Roads Safer With Self-Driving Cars
16th March 2021
Two years ago, Google’s autonomous ride-hailing service became the first in the world to bring its fleet of self-driving cars…CRISPR: Editing the Code of Life
15th March 2021
A look inside the story of two scientists who pioneered gene editing—the Nobel-Prize-winning development of 2020.The Watchful Protector: AI-Enabled Aerial Drones To Protect Endangered Dolphin Species
9th March 2021
The New Zealand government-backed Māui Drone Project would utilize a fleet of autonomous drones to track and protect endangered dolphinsProject Starlink—Two Years On
8th March 2021
The saga of space internet began as SpaceX launched its first Starlink satellites in 2019. Almost 2 years on, here’s…LinkedIn Are Tapping into the Gig Economy
4th March 2021
A new feature will be entering LinkedIn in order to allow for gig economy workers to find jobs using the…Your Home Becomes A Museum
3rd March 2021
“Augmented reality really democratizes the way people can experience art — you can enjoy the works over and over again…Facebook’s First Wearable
2nd March 2021
Rumours are breaking in regard to the release of a smartwatch designed and manufactured by FacebookGoogle’s Integrated ECG Sensor
1st March 2021
The new Google Pixel will pioneer a seamlessly integrated oximeter inside the rear facing camera.Beyond The Borders - Autonomous Racing Takes Over The Moon
25th February 2021
One small step for man, one thrilling race for vehicles. Transportation technology extends its reach going beyond the borders of…MARLIT: Preserving the Oceans With Deep Learning
24th February 2021
An open-access algorithm designed with deep learning techniques, MARLIT, will allow researchers to assess the ‘presence, density and distribution’ of…Perseverance Touches Down on the Red Planet
22nd February 2021
NASA’s Perseverance rover touched down on the Martian soil, concluding a seven-month interplanetary journey to the Red PlanetArtificial Intelligence: MIT creates ‘liquid’ machine learning
18th February 2021
AI continues to grow. As the world we live in is getting each day more unpredictable, we will soon need…Why The Storygraph just might be a better choice for readers than Goodreads
17th February 2021
Goodreads — before its fall from grace in 2013, when it was bought by Amazon‚ whose ethics continue to bear…3D Technology And Sports Performance - The Key To Progress
16th February 2021
With the constant development of 3D technologies, more and more opportunities are emerging for the future of sports. Is “empathy”…Clubhouse - The next big thing for young and aspiring talent since TedTalk
15th February 2021
The Clubhouse app is all the rave these days, and anyone who is up to date with the latest apps…Amazon-Rivian Electric Delivery Vans Will Be Out for Delivery Across 16 Major Cities
11th February 2021
The delivery giant’s custom electric delivery vehicles will save ‘millions of metric tons’ of carbon annuallyDigital Data, Direct to Your DNA
10th February 2021
New research from Columbia University could be bringing us closer to biochemical storage of digital dataAmazon’s ‘Alexa Custom Assistant’ Lets Companies Build DIY Voice AI
9th February 2021
Amazon is lending companies access to Alexa’s advanced AI stack to build their voice assistants, tailored to fit their consumersEnvironmentally Friendly Satellites
8th February 2021
As nature concerns become ever more pressing and persistent, businesses are beginning to look at how to make satellites more…WiFi is Facing Obsolescence
4th February 2021
Development’s from tech giants are forcing WiFi into an age of obsolescence as advancement are evolving the industry.Apple and Hyundai’s Autonomous Car
2nd February 2021
Reports suggest Apple Inc and Hyundai Motor will be joining forces to develop an autonomous electric car.Tesla Model Y Cop Car
2nd February 2021
A New York police department are the first to utilise the Tesla Model Y in the field and the savings…How Quantum Nanodiamonds May Catch HIV, Covid-19 Early
1st February 2021
A University College London study revealed how quantum nanodiamonds could act as sensitive nanosensors, allowing for faster detection of diseasesThis Warming: ITV Begin Fighting Climate Change
28th January 2021
After launching their new advertising campaign, ITV has begun actively encouraging people to reduce footprint as well as cutting down…COVID-19, Vaccine-Makers, and Cyber Threat Actors
12th January 2021
Over the past few months, seven Covid-19 vaccine development firms have been targeted by three advance persistent threat (APT) agents.The Sounds of a Good UI
11th January 2021
The ebullient tri-tone of a notification piquing curiosity. The swoosh confirming a sent email.Google's Mystery Operating System Gets Developer Access
18th December 2020
The Silicon Valley giant brought its emergent operating system, Fuchsia, to GitHub under an open-source licenseFoldable Phones - are these futuristic handsets worthwhile?
10th December 2020
Rumours of foldable phones have been rife for the last few years, originating from the failure of Samsung Fold. But…The Luminal Boom of AI: Artificial Intelligence, Powered by Light
9th December 2020
We learn through imitation, and now, AI is imitating. A new light-powered chip could make AI smarter, faster, and human-like.Netflix Direct: No Choice, No Decisions, Easy Consumption
25th November 2020
With Netflix beginning to reach maturity where its number of subscribers is peaking, the introduction of Direct is tapping into…Privacy “Nutrition Labels”
24th November 2020
Apple are introducing a new safety feature that will ensure users know how their data is being collected and used.Virtual Reality: Tech’s ‘Gift of Possibilities’ to the Corporate World
23rd November 2020
For decades, VR has enabled workforces to step in and take charge in unfamiliar circumstances, by simulating impossible environments. Here’s…Drones Are Leading to An Agricultural Revolution
19th November 2020
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) could completely change the way that farming is doneThe Light Side of The Moon: Water Found in Sunlit Areas
5th November 2020
NASA have discovered molecules of water on the sunlit surfaces of the moon, suggesting there could be even more water…Snapchat Gets Creative with City Painter
4th November 2020
Snapchat continues to bring AR features to users and with the release of City Painter users can guarantee to get…AI: How The Economist’s Machine Learning Algorithm Has Predicted the Outcome of U.S. Elections
3rd November 2020
The editorial’s presidential forecasting model accounts for polling, demographic, economic and historical data to answer the most pressing question of…Battling Against Food Waste With AI
2nd November 2020
Food waste, climate crisis, human rights and access to justice and education for development are some the pressing global challenges…The Entanglement of Product Thinking and Problem Solving
30th October 2020
Putting products first, and building meaningful solutions—is product thinking the essence of great UX design?Katherine Johnson — the mathmatician behind one of the biggest space projects in history
29th October 2020
Not everyone is aware that the month of October is the official month for Black History in the UK.Augmented Reality in the Aerospace Industry: Setting Key Trends
28th October 2020
Augmented reality (AR) is offering phenomenal opportunities where users can communicate with visually impressive overlays, merging the real world with…TreeCard’s Recyclable Wooden Debit Cards
26th October 2020
TreeCard have produced a debit card made completely of wood that could make a huge impact for the environment.PayPal Opens Wallet for Cryptocurrency
26th October 2020
American fintech giant will allow its customers to hold and spend cryptocurrency in its online walletAmazon’s New Biometric Technology Lets You Pay With Your Palm
20th October 2020
Retailing giant Amazon has launched its own palm recognition technology that lets customers effortlessly make payments.The Virgin Hyperloop: A Look Inside the Transit of Tomorrow
19th October 2020
A $500 million investment, 500 innovators, and one vision: to build the transit of the future.‘Hi, Speed’ Recap: The New iPhone 12 Lineup, With Mini Surprises
15th October 2020
Apple’s October event unveiled the heavily anticipated 5G-enabled iPhones featuring a nostalgic design, and a new HomePod Speaker.The New HUD: Heads Up Dogs
14th October 2020
The US army has revealed testing of augmented reality goggles designed for military dogs.U.K. Government to Invest £160 million in Wind Energy
12th October 2020
Wind energy would power every home in the UK by 2030, pledged Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the Conservative party…Google’s Smart Backpack Lets You Control Your Smartphone With Simple Hand Gestures
9th October 2020
The smart backpack is the latest addition to Google’s Project Jacquard collection of products.Books that predicted future events and technologies ahead of their time
8th October 2020
Who would have thought that the likes of books depicting fictional universes, and futuristic realities, could actually contain predictions about…3 Use Cases Of Virtual Reality In Higher Education
7th October 2020
The virtual reality market is growing rapidly. Currently valued at $15.8bn, the market is expected to reach $120.5bn by 2026.Venture Capital-Backed MIT Experiment to Provide a Shorter Path to Fusion Energy
6th October 2020
The reaction that sustains the sun may now drive industries on Earth. MIT’s breakthrough experiment may put fusion energy on…Airbus’ Zero-Emission Airliners to Take to Skies by 2035
5th October 2020
European aerospace giant Airbus’ hydrogen-powered ZEROe family of aircraft usher aviation to a greener, more sustainable tomorrowGoogle’s Machine Learning Model for Flood Forecasting Expands Coverage
28th September 2020
When it rains, it pours, but Google’s breakthrough Machine Learning model warns you before the torrent knocks your doorsBattery Day 2020: The Many Electrifying Promises of Tesla
25th September 2020
Musk announced a $25,000 Tesla, six times more powerful cells, and an all-new Model S Plaid on its ‘Battery Day’…Amazon Fresh
24th September 2020
Amazon have opened their second type of physical store, Amazon Fresh.Japanese Urban Mobility Start-Up SkyDrive Tests Flying Car Model
23rd September 2020
Remember those times when the idea of a flying car seemed like a pipe dream? Well, it doesn’t seem as…The Cyber Attack That Killed
22nd September 2020
A German woman requiring urgent admission had to be diverted to another city for treatment after a ransomware attack caused…A Cure for Blindness
21st September 2020
The development of the world’s first cure for blindness has been very successful and will enter clinical trials soon.Apple Event 2020 Update
18th September 2020
New watches, new tablets and new subscriptions: here’s everything you need to know from the 2020 Apple Event that took…Is 3D technology the fashion industry's answer to a more sustainable future?
17th September 2020
The fashion industry is one that is constantly changing to accommodate new trends and, therefore, it is no surprise that…Apple Watch Series 6 Revealed, and It Beats the Clock
16th September 2020
Apple’s sixth-generation watch redefines health and wellness capabilities of wearable tech, and it’s here in the nick of timeIBM Calls for Stringent Export Policies on Facial Recognition Tech
15th September 2020
The information technology company asserted the U.S. should impose new export limits on facial recognition tech to repressive regimesXbox Series X: 5 Things You Need To Know About Microsoft’s Next Gen Console
14th September 2020
The next generation of gaming is just around the corner. Over the past months, Microsoft has revealed more information about…Amazon’s Halo Fitness Band Is Capable Of Measuring Your Emotional State
11th September 2020
The new health and wellness band will compete with the Apple Watch and Google’s FitBit.Microsoft Announces Its Smallest Console Ever
10th September 2020
The Xbox Series S is the smallest Xbox ever made, with the smallest next-gen priceFacebook AR Glasses Make ‘Superhuman’ Hearing Possible
9th September 2020
Research science arm of Facebook is developing AR glasses that produce sounds ‘perceptually indistinguishable from reality’ and grant ‘perceptual superpowers’How NBA And NASCAR Are Using Oura’s Wearable Smart Ring To Keep Players And Staff Healthy
7th September 2020
The $300 Oura Smart Ring is a personal health tracker that is capable of measuring body pulse, sleep quality, heart…Nvidia Shakes the GPU Market With GeForce RTX 30 Series
4th September 2020
Nvidia’s revolutionary new Ampere cards will offer 8K HDR gaming, immersive VR experience with twice the anticipated core count, at…Neuralink and the Beginning of Humanity’s Symbiosis With AI
3rd September 2020
Elon Musk unveiled a pig implanted with a brain chip, demonstrating a functioning brain-to-machine interfaceEnd of An Era: Microsoft Are Killing Off Internet Explorer
2nd September 2020
After 17th August 2021, Microsoft will stop supporting the Internet Explorer browser after over 25 years of prominence.The First Cyborg
1st September 2020
Dr Scott-Morgan was diagnosed with Motor Neurone’s Disease, a terminal condition that is currently incurable, he was told he had…A Pilot and An AI Went Head-to-Head in a Virtual Dogfight. The AI Prevailed
31st August 2020
Heron Systems’ artificial intelligence algorithm triumphed over a U.S. Air Force pilot 5-0 in DARPA’s AlphaDogfight TrialsSocial Retail: Nike And Burberry Introduce Digital-Driven Stores
27th August 2020
The mainstream adoption of technology is changing the way retailers interact with consumers. Simply offering branded content isn’t enough anymore.Xwing Puts the Era of Autonomous Flight on the Horizon
26th August 2020
San Francisco-based aviation start-up has developed an advanced autopilot system allowing pilots to sit back and relax—from take-off to touchdownNewly Surfaced Document Reveals U.S. Law Enforcement Has Been Purchasing Phone Location Data
25th August 2020
FOIA Document reveals the Secret Service bought a surveillance service allowing law enforcement to track smartphone users’ locations—without warrantsFacebook: A Story of Inorganic Growth – Part III
24th August 2020
With Facebook announcing the integration of Instagram and Messenger, we explore the series of acquisitions, takeovers and mergers that have…Facebook: A Story of Inorganic Growth – Part II
21st August 2020
With Facebook announcing the integration of Instagram and Messenger, we explore the series of acquisitions, takeovers and mergers that have…Facebook: A Story of Inorganic Growth – Part I
20th August 2020
With Facebook announcing the integration of Instagram and Messenger, we explore the series of acquisitions, takeovers and mergers that have…ICE Strikes a Deal With Controversial Facial Recognition Firm Clearview AI
18th August 2020
The Immigration and Customs Department paid $224K for “Clearview Licences” to investigate online child exploitation casesGaming on iOS? Apple May Not Be Providing a Level Playing Field
17th August 2020
Big Tech players Facebook and Microsoft register their grievances against Apple’s constricting App Store policies amid antitrust probesRemote Cheering: How Professional Sports Leagues Are Using Technology During Pandemic
12th August 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has forced sports fans to stay home for the foreseeable future. As a result, global sports leagues…The Next Generation of Gaming Reaches the Cloud This Fall
11th August 2020
Microsoft’s game streaming service xCloud will go live on September 15, exclusively on AndroidJapan’s AI Battalion Against COVID-19
10th August 2020
The East Japan Railway Company unveiled AI-equipped robots that disinfect frequently contacted surfaces to arrest the spread of COVID-19OpenAI's New Language Model Is a Polymath—Without a Mind
5th August 2020
The GPT-3 AI can generate code like a programmer, write couplets like Keats and report news like CNN—without any thoughtInteresting Uses of Augmented Reality in Industries
4th August 2020
Augmented reality is a cutting-edge technology that is offering users amazing opportunities and digitally enhanced possibilities across different industries.Real Life Inception: The MIT Research That Can Control Dreams
3rd August 2020
MIT researchers have found a way to control and guide dreams using a device known as Dormio.The First Mars Helicopter
31st July 2020
This week NASA will launch the first off world rotarcraft on its way to Mars.Delivery Robots Are On The Rise: Here Are 2 Start-Ups Leading The Way
30th July 2020
The autonomous delivery robots market is growing rapidly. During 2020-2024, the market is expected to grow by $USD16.86 billion.Timekettle: The First Offline Translator
29th July 2020
Timekettle have created the real Babel Fish; a revolutionary earphone that can translate up to 4 voices at once with…Software to Hardware: Zoom Enters a New Market
28th July 2020
Zoom introduce a communication device for the home that is built to run their platform.Personalised PPE: The Facemask That Fits
28th July 2020
Imperial College London are researching into custom made facemasks with ventilators that are made to fit the user.The evolution of workout equipment: 3 top fit-tech start-ups that are changing the game
27th July 2020
The spread of COVID-19 has negatively affected many fitness companies across the country. Professional athletes and fitness lovers are forced…What Makes a UI 'Intuitive'?
24th July 2020
Is an intuitive UI one that is heuristic, one created to cater to instincts or one that feels familiar?Data Transfer Blues for the U.S. as ECJ Strikes Down Privacy Shield
23rd July 2020
Europe’s top court invalidated the EU-US data transfer mechanism, restricting data flow across the AtlanticWHO's First AI Health Worker for Quitting Tobacco Initiative
21st July 2020
The WHO is taking on an AI initiative to get the world’s 1.3 billion tobacco users to kick the habit…The Year of Thermal Imaging
20th July 2020
Thermal imaging has had a plethora of new developments that have brought the technology to the forefront of crisis management…What ‘The Next Rembrandt’ Tells Us About Art and AI
19th July 2020
Revisiting the project amid the pandemic, has our view of virtual art changed?The Future of Knee Replacements
18th July 2020
A Newly discovered hydrogel could be the perfect substitute for knee cartilage, saving huge amounts of time and money for…The Next iPhone May Not Include a Charger
17th July 2020
Apple’s next iPhone may ship without a charger in box this fall to save the environment—and shipping costsHow Cutting-Edge AI Can Identify Breast Cancer
16th July 2020
AI has been leading the way with intuitive algorithms. Now, researchers are exploring a computer algorithm found to be as…8 Innovative Augmented Reality Features For Fashion And Beauty Shoppers
15th July 2020
Augmented reality (AR) has become a powerful tool for retailers. The technology can be used by brands to boost sales…The Tragic Failure of Boeing 737 Max
14th July 2020
A manufacturing failure, a rushed certification and long-standing corporate rivalry coalesced—shaping two of the deadliest aviation disasters of all timeTikTok’s Estranged Relationship With Privacy and Security
13th July 2020
After India, the United States is considering imposing a ban on Chinese video-sharing platform TikTok citing child privacy concernsHow you can show your allegiance to the BLM movement
12th July 2020
Over the past few weeks, strong images of police using violent force against demonstrators, burning buildings set alight by angry…Augmented Reality Apps Keeping Users Busy During Covid-19 Lockdown
10th July 2020
Augmented Reality (AR) has been dominating user experience (UX) and with the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have been turning to…Ebook sales surge as a result of Coronavirus pandemic
10th July 2020
As several businesses were caught in a race against time to come up with ideas that would keep their businesses…COVID-19 Increases The Need For 5G Solutions
9th July 2020
The COVID-19 outbreak has forced organisations and schools to adopt remote working and studying. Additionally, more people are subscribing to…Society of Censorship
7th July 2020
With your modern life running through your phone, how much control over you do tech giants have?Wearable Tech: Google’s New Glasses
6th July 2020
Over recent years, wearable tech has become the newest trend – with smartwatches at the forefront of this drive. One…5 Ways Grocers Are Leveraging Technology During COVID-19
1st July 2020
Consumer behaviour has changed drastically amid the COVID-19 outbreak. The number of visits to stores has decreased significantly. Whilst online…The ‘Elaborate and Sophisticated’ Fraud of Wirecard
30th June 2020
German financial services giant Wirecard crashed after the company acknowledged €1.9 billion on its balance sheets never existedAI to prioritise NHS patients to help deal with post-COVID backlog
29th June 2020
The UK has seen challenging months with the country coming to a halt due to the coronavirus outbreak.Is COVID-19 Pushing Us Towards A Cashless Society?
26th June 2020
Research shows that the number of cashless transactions is growing during lockdown. In fact, according to Asian Banker’s research, the…iOS 14 Is the Biggest UI Renovation Coming to iPhone
25th June 2020
iOS 14 brings a revamped home screen with widgets, a new App Library and customizability never experienced beforeBrands showing support towards BLM accused of performative activism
24th June 2020
Many brands, including well-known fashion labels, have come out to support the “BLM movement” in recent weeks. And, although appreciated…PlayStation 5: First Look Into Sony’s Next-Generation Console
19th June 2020
Thursday’s event unveiled the final entrant in the ensemble of the ninth-generation consoles, the Sony PlayStation 5VAR Part II: Will the Second Half Be the Better Half?
18th June 2020
The 2019/20 football season has been shrouded in shouting and anger with the introduction of the VAR System. Will the…4 Major Areas Blockchain Is Disrupting
17th June 2020
The number of blockchain initiatives is growing. According to Statista, the global blockchain market will grow from $3bn in 2020…Fitness companies saved by Zoom amid global pandemic
16th June 2020
After the outbreak and spread of Covid-19, a lot of companies were left having to think on their feet and,…How Far Is the Electric Era of Aviation?
16th June 2020
Quieter airports, zero-emission flights and significantly lower airfares are things a future with electric planes will bring – when it’s…How Young Black Creators are Breaking the Internet
15th June 2020
The African diaspora is booming with young and talented innovators with dreams of changing the world, one innovation at a…Phygital: How Digital Is Shaping Physical Retail Experiences
10th June 2020
E-commerce is growing rapidly – by 2023, the global online sales market is expected to double to more than $6.5…Facebook is Labelling State-Controlled Media Outlets Ahead of Presidential Elections
9th June 2020
Editorial independence can run scarce when media outlets are under the control of the state, and Facebook wants users to…How L'Oreal Uses Machine Learning and Augmented Reality To Disrupt The Beauty Industry
8th June 2020
Anyone who has shopped for beauty products knows it’s not an easy task – the market consists of an unlimited…America’s Next Leap into Space: Inside the SpaceX Dragon and Falcon Spacecraft
30th May 2020
Nine years after the Atlantis took astronauts into orbit, SpaceX and NASA unite to take humanity into space from American…Coronavirus’s Effect on the Environment
29th May 2020
From deer spotted in Rotherham Town Centre to fish returning to the Venetian canals, COVID-19 could be saving our environment?Huawei Gets Red-Carded from the UK’s 5G Networks
25th May 2020
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly overturned the decision to allow Huawei limited role in Britain’s 5G networksCombining Service Design and UX
24th May 2020
People are the heart of services – Service Design is a multi-disciplinary methodology that enables a more holistic view of…How to conduct research for useful user personas
24th May 2020
When executed correctly, Personas can offer a valuable insight into your product’s requirements, outline the behavioural patterns of your users…Tesla: Million Mile Battery to put Electric Vehicles ahead in the Automotive Race
19th May 2020
Silicon Valley automaker gears up to introduce exclusive low-cost automotive batteries built to last for a million miles of useThe Rising Remote Workforce and Cybersecurity Threats
18th May 2020
As the coronavirus crisis compels global workforce to operate remotely, the surge in cyberattacks emerges as another challenge for them…Remote Working: Is Working From Home Here To Stay?
15th May 2020
Are the changes we’re making for coronavirus a short term fix or a long term improvement?European Union and the GDPR’s Cookie Conundrum
12th May 2020
Two years on, the EU is attempting to revamp its cookie consent policies introduced as a part of the General…The Benefits of Augmented Reality in Education
12th May 2020
Augmented Reality can be a positive influence, grabbing student’s attention with its combinations of technological creativeness.Libra: Facebook’s Foray Into Finance
11th May 2020
The beginning of Facebook’s foray into the world of finance could come to fruition very soonThe JEDI Grand Challenge: Billion Molecules against COVID-19
6th May 2020
The Joint European Disruptive Initiative launches the JEDI COVID-19 Challenge to use high-performance computing and AI to fast-track aid the…How Augmented Reality Relies on User Experience
1st May 2020
Augmented Reality is slowly overtaking virtual reality. It’s set to dominate the technological world and user experience is where it…Clearview AI: The Debate of Privacy vs Security
30th April 2020
Manhattan-based start-up Clearview AI providing facial recognition software for law enforcement sparks controversy after a data breachGoogle AI in Meteorology: Weather Nowcasting
27th April 2020
Google AI may help adapt to a time where climate change remains a looming threat through near-instantaneous weather forecastsCovid 19 - Contact Tracing Technology
23rd April 2020
Location tracking technology is playing an important role in the first period of life after lockdown across the globe.AI’s Got Talent: A Song Contest for Artificial Composers
22nd April 2020
Collaborations with other artists is common in music, but how about collaborations with computers?One Step Ahead: Will Apple Conquer the Midrange Smartphone Market?
21st April 2020
The reigning champions of the flagship mobile phone market now take the battle to the midrange budgetIs the Next Generation of Gaming reaching for the Cloud?
14th April 2020
Microsoft’s next-generation console set to hit the market in Holiday 2020, but the tech giant may have yet another ace…Moore’s Law: The 50 Year Old Theory That Continues To Drive Forward The Tech Industry
10th April 2020
How has a prediction made in 1965 shaped the computer industry – and the whole world – to this day?Lockdown: In Desperate Times Our Nation Bonds
9th April 2020
The altruistic spirit of the nation has brought a candle of kindness and good to dark timesZoom Through the Phase of Social Isolation
8th April 2020
Amid social distancing and self-isolation pandemic protocols, Zoom is keeping organisations, students and teachers connectedMojo Vision Wants to Add Augmented Reality to Contact Lenses
7th April 2020
The startup promises to build the world’s first smart contact lensHow Tech is Transforming the Beauty Industry
6th April 2020
AI and AR are revolutionising an industry that once relied on experimentationTelepathic Communication Could Become a Reality with Neuralink
3rd April 2020
Elon Musk’s biohacking company, Neuralink, wants to bring humans and computers closer than ever with a brain chipTogether in Arms Against COVID-19: AI and Humanity
1st April 2020
The time is now for AI to take the rein as workforces across the globe isolate to reduce transmissionFake News and False Rumours: How the Nation’s Newsfeed is Getting Murkier Everyday
31st March 2020
The recent coronavirus crisis has left the world desperate for news. But when the industry finds it hard to keep…How Advanced AI Chatbots are Dominating the Insurance Industry
30th March 2020
Insurance companies are using AI to improve their customer service experience as automation is easing the process of buying or…Should You Buy Second-Hand Tech?
24th March 2020
Environmental impact can be significantly decreased simply by opting for recycled electronicsBuilt to Break: What Does Planned Obsolescence Mean for Technology?
23rd March 2020
Consumer tastes are changing faster than ever, but are there other reasons why we buy the newest goods?Renewable Energy can Boost the Global Economy
20th March 2020
Using renewable energy on a global scale comes with many benefits, including the increase of the gross domestic productThe Beauty of Tech that Mimics Handmade Craft
19th March 2020
Think your new ceramic was lovingly created by hand? Tech may be behind the beautiful flaws5 Valuable Examples of AI for Good
18th March 2020
From revolutionising healthcare to offering tailored educational programs, here are some valuable examples of how AI is being used for…5G: Super Speed or Security Threat?
17th March 2020
The introduction of a 5G network in the UK will bring massive boosts in speed for mobile data, but at…Project StarLink: Universal Internet Delivered from Space
16th March 2020
Elon Musk plans to make the internet universally accessible with project StarLinkInterview: Cat Drew, Chief Design Officer at Design Council
13th March 2020
Cat Drew tells us how Design Council is celebrating 75 years of design expertiseCOVID-19 and the World of Tech
12th March 2020
The coronavirus is transforming the world of tech into a remote working havenVulnerable Robots Encourage Better Human Conversations
11th March 2020
Robots willing to admit mistakes inspire better conversations in human teammatesThe Rise of TikTok
10th March 2020
With an addictive app that appeals to young people, TikTok is developing a client base that can’t put it downVR is Not Dead
9th March 2020
Embraced by commercial and medical sectors, VR is a young technology on the riseInnovation in the Global South
6th March 2020
Countries in the Global South are combining resources to solve local problems with tech innovationAI App for Self-Assessment Coronavirus Risk
5th March 2020
Researchers hope a new AI-powered app will help early COVID-19 detection and reduce panicThe Role of Technology in the Cultural World
4th March 2020
Modern technologies in museums are creating new ways to experience the cultural worldThe “Golden Age” of YouTube: Is it Still Viable for Creators?
3rd March 2020
YouTube might have fallen from grace but content creators are undeterred3 Handy UX Design Tips for Bloggers in 2020
2nd March 2020
A guide for bloggers to maximise their impact and wow readersThe Future of Connected Supermarkets
28th February 2020
Supermarkets with no queues and AI targeted advertising: the next generation of supermarket shopping may be closer than you thinkThe ESA Supports Space Tech Startups
26th February 2020
Space tech startups are being offered support and mentorship through the new ESA Start-up CompetitionThe Commonwealth want UN Cybersecurity Coordination
25th February 2020
The Commonwealth present the UN with a vision of diversity, online rights, and coordinated cybersecurityImmersive Storytelling Reduces VR Cybersickness
18th February 2020
New research says immersive storytelling reduces cybersickness for novice VR gamersTechnology vs Attention: Mortal Foes to the End?
17th February 2020
Whilst some technology is designed to distract, it’s how we use it that mattersIt’s Good to be a Design Rebel
10th February 2020
Rob Brown from BBVA tells design students “it’s ok to break rules” in traditional organisationsRecord-Setting Mission Improves Future of Space Travel for Women
6th February 2020
After spending 328 days in space, Christina Koch is returning with data for future missions to the Moon and MarsA Watch that Improves Athletic Performance and Monitors Health
5th February 2020
By testing user’s sweat, this wearable tech informs users about health and performanceInterview: Matthew Bagwell, Co-founder & Chief Marketing Officer for SEVEN FEET APART
4th February 2020
UX Connections gets the lowdown from one of the creative minds behind sustainable footwear company SEVEN FEET APART.The Future of Journalism is Digital
27th January 2020
The journalism industry faces a dilemma: get with the times or die.To Fly or Not to Fly: How Green is Your Conscience?
24th January 2020
The aviation industry is looking to clean up its act, but will green offsets and sustainable fuel ease your flight…How to Design a Guide to Happiness
20th January 2020
Using science, empathy, bold visuals, humour, and cultural context design studio Panoply created A Guide to Happy.The Joy of Nature: Can Designing Green Urban Spaces Improve Mental Health?
7th January 2020
Nature may not be a miracle cure for mental illness, but evidence suggests a link that urban designers are not…The Ethical Philosophy of Designing for Diversity
6th January 2020
Designing for diversity could be the future philosophy of British design, leading society towards a more ethical sense of inclusivity…Using AI for good: Algorithms for disaster planning and response
3rd January 2020
Researchers at the USC are using AI to preserve water supplies after quakes and help the US Coast Guard prepare…Artificial Intelligence – a mere tool, a partner or a potential enemy (Part Three – Risks and Perspectives)
2nd January 2020
Over the last couple of decades, we have witnessed a skyrocketing evolution of AI. At first, machines became better than…Tradition is not the enemy of contemporary design
21st December 2019
With a nod to the past, some designers are using traditional crafts to produce beautiful products for contemporary markets. And…Artificial Intelligence – a mere tool, a partner or a potential enemy (Part Two – Robots and Language)
20th December 2019
During the last decade, Artificial Intelligence doesn’t mean just algorithms, calculations and probabilities. The concept of AI and its related…How the ESA sees the future of urban life
19th December 2019
Driverless cars, recycling human waste, and monitoring from the skies are just some of the ESA’s ideas for futuristic urban…Immersive theatre for tech lovers and stimulation junkies
18th December 2019
Tech-driven shows like Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience take audience participation to…Artificial Intelligence – a mere tool, a partner or a potential enemy? (Part One – Gary Kasparov and Lee Sedol)
17th December 2019
After man made the machines, he wanted to endow them with a sort of intelligence. Not like his own, but,…New solutions for new times – blue light blocking glasses
16th December 2019
Technological progress brings certain challenges for our health and wellbeing, but also potential solutions. In this case, blue light blocking…The next level of surveillance – future prospects (Part Three)
15th December 2019
New surveillance technologies are in use as we speak. But who controls who? Are we really protected by those who…The next level of surveillance – future prospects (Part Two)
14th December 2019
Some may say it’s a necessity, others may think that it’s a form of tight control. In any case, contemporary…The next level of surveillance – future prospects (Part One)
13th December 2019
As speed and overpopulation characterize our global, digital society, the surveillance paradigm is being reshaped in order to match this…Zuckerberg and Tik-Tok - a case study of economic battles, competitions and profits
12th December 2019
Mark Zuckerberg, the well-known Facebook CEO, has recently launched himself in a personal vendetta against Tik-Tok, a Chinese short video-sharing…Is data a new, amorphous petrol or not? (Part One)
11th December 2019
If you have a world moved by engines and hard technology, petrol is the elixir which keeps everything running. But…How can technology help vulnerable people feel less lonely?
10th December 2019
Recent research shows us that people with different vulnerabilities can benefit significantly from common technology and media devices.NASA “Spinoff” tech: improving life on Earth
8th December 2019
Electric planes, pacemakers, and surgical sutures have all benefitted from NASA know-how.Black Friday – a story that starts with a crash, continues with discontent and ends in excitement
7th December 2019
It is one of the characterizing events of a digital era. These days, it involves people from all around the…Air Cleaning Technologies: Part Two
6th December 2019
From bus shelters to a smog-free tower, our air is being cleaned by some unorthodox innovations.Mentorship is key to women’s success in tech
2nd December 2019
Robust networks of mentors help women to boost the economy and increase diversity in the tech industry. Above all, mentorship…Henn Na – A rise and fall of AI in the hospitality industry
26th November 2019
Few years ago, Japan made a high-tech move with a hotel entirely operated by robots. While the idea was compelling,…How billionaires are shaping the tech industry
22nd November 2019
Wealthy elites are impacting the tech industry through innovation, controversy, and philanthropy.Geocaching – a virtual instrument for enjoying the real world
21st November 2019
Instead of using our phones for scrolling down, we can get nice memories with them and see places which we…AI for Good UK – social problems meet tech solutions
18th November 2019
This social enterprise works alongside an AI community tackling humanity’s challenges.Where does the word “robot” come from?
17th November 2019
How many of us know the origin of one of the most common words associated with technology?Are you up for NASA’s Space Robotics Challenge?
15th November 2019
People from all over the world will compete to create teams of virtual autonomous robots seeking resources on the Moon.Spotlight on BAME business leaders and entrepreneurs
14th November 2019
Increasing focus on BAME business leaders and entrepreneurs helps forge paths for future generations.Emma – possibly our future colleague?
13th November 2019
There used to be some frightening prospects about desk workers and the imminent decay of their health and body. Now,…Understanding Service Design
12th November 2019
In an age where customers are well aware of what good user experience is, how can Service Design help build…Innovations in Voice Design
6th November 2019
We recently attended the Innovations in Voice Design event, here are our main takeaways.The older generation is the tech market of tomorrow
5th November 2019
“Embrace change and design for it” is the advice from 95-year-old inventor Barbara Beskind for an aging population.Coworking spaces – the alternative to mainstream offices (Part Two)
4th November 2019
There is more to “coworking” than just a common office space.Coworking spaces – the alternative to mainstream offices (Part One)
1st November 2019
As the work paradigm is nowadays changing, co-working spaces and communities are not just a trend anymore. They are here…A future enlightened by women’s increasing engagement with the world of tech.
31st October 2019
The digital world may have its dark places for women, but Rt Hon Nicky Morgan MP sees light at the…The problem with your crypto might actually be your private key
30th October 2019
Arguably, what made cryptos so successful in the first place is the possibility of having a recognised valuable asset without…An interesting solution to the digital skills gap
29th October 2019
The world needs more digitally skilled workers and refugees are poised to take on the digital workplace.Freelancers and digital nomads – new expression for old habits
28th October 2019
In a fast-paced digital era, freelancers represent an increasing segment of the workforce, almost everywhere around the world.Air Cleaning Technologies: Part One
25th October 2019
From air purifying paint to hydrogen trains find out about the technology that could tranform the air we breathe.The first state crypto currency could happen soon….in a place you've probably never heard of
22nd October 2019
Every crypto enthusiast knows well that big nations such as the USA or Japan are trying to regulate the cryptomarket.…Want to fight climate change whilst browsing the web?
17th October 2019
Social enterprise Ecosia present a novel solution to deforestation: a search engine that plants trees.Embrace unique local flair over generic design
16th October 2019
Globalisation inspires innovation, but demand for big Western brands can strip products of diversity and uniqueness. Footwear brand Một is…Refugees: from homeless to housed in 24 hours
15th October 2019
Rollable concrete fabric forms the structure of flat-pack housing that will provide shelter for refugees in just 24 hours.Tech Talent Charter reveals micro companies best at gender balance
14th October 2019
The UK is hammering at the barriers to women in tech, and it seems that micro companies are the gender…NASA Space Apps challenge: designing solutions for global problems
30th September 2019
For two whole days in October 2019, NASA will be unleashing its dam of knowledge on eager participants at a…Designing for the deceased: hotels for the dead
19th September 2019
It might seem a little morbid but designing sustainable facilities for the afterlife is a growing necessity in urban areas…Dandaji market: social empowerment through design
19th September 2019
Contemporary architecture is more than just form and function – when done right it can empower communities and inspire social…4 weird and brilliant wearable tech devices
17th September 2019
Wearable tech is big business, so prepare yourself for the weird and wonderful coming soon to a store near you.The Joint Futures: A holistic design conference
13th September 2019
UX Connections had the opportunity to attend the Joint Futures: A holistic design conference organised by Elisa in Helsinki Finland…China’s turn towards AI ethics
11th September 2019
China could be opening the door to economic opportunities and political change with the adoption of European ethics for AI…Red Ninja and Babylon – tech startups using AI in NHS healthcare
9th September 2019
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the tech of the day, and the NHS is utilising tech startups to provide care for…The e-scooter revolution will need to be revised
6th September 2019
Electric scooters have burst onto the world’s streets over the last few years. Better regulation and safety is needed.Mathematics: an elegant solution to online hate
5th September 2019
New research shows how mathematics can help to understand and tackle hate networks using a policy matrix.Get ready for the London Design Festival 2019!
4th September 2019
From the 14-22 September, London Design Festival 2019 will be showcasing the city’s finest design talent in a sprawling creative…The Barbican’s AI: More Than Human – revealing the past and future of AI
22nd August 2019
From 16 May-26 August 2019, the Barbican is hosting an exploration and celebration of artificial intelligence.The transition to clean aviation may take decades, but it is achievable.
21st August 2019
Biofuels and electric power are set to revolutionise how we fly.The healing power of good design – an ER case study
20th August 2019
Hospital staff, architects, and patients can contribute to designing hospital spaces that promote better communication and patient care.Say hello to the self-sailing boats solving urban challenges
19th August 2019
The autonomous boats of the roundAround project are demonstrating how science, technology, and design can combine to meet urban challenges.Are mobile passports the future of travel?
5th August 2019
Most aspects of our day-to-day lives have been simplified through the widespread adoption of smartphones, and travel is no exception.What’s the problem with facial recognition technology?
31st July 2019
Facial recognition technology has multiple flaws. One of its biggest – it’s not very good at recognising faces.Biomining in space – making Mars and the Moon habitable
30th July 2019
The BioRock experiments set to take place onboard the International Space Station could lead to a better understanding of how…New flood mapping tech helps with emergency planning
29th July 2019
It’s cheaper and less sophisticated, but floodplain mapping model (FLDPLN) is helping emergency managers plan for flood disasters in Kansas,…Policy initiatives to end photoshopped images in advertising
26th July 2019
It’s no secret that unrealistic images of beauty damages self-esteem, but research, campaigns, and policy change may help end impossible…Newtok, Alaska – a community on the move thanks to climate change and government funding
25th July 2019
In 2016, President Barack Obama went to bat for Newtok, a small Alaskan village under threat from flooding due to…Why even scientists sweat over the implications of gene drives
24th July 2019
It’s the pesky unknowns that keep CRISPR scientists up at night, as they ponder the release of mosquitos with gene…Human rights groups tackle mass surveillance in the UK
23rd July 2019
Privacy and freedom of expression are protected under the Human Rights Convention, and human rights groups are asking for their…Science and spirituality have collided on top of a mountain in Hawaii
22nd July 2019
Construction of a giant telescope is set to continue on top of Hawaii’s Mauna Kea, but protestors will not give…Blast-off for the British space industry
18th July 2019
The UK space sector is a little-known success storyA radical bid to overthrow the “data oligarchs”
17th July 2019
Ever wanted to take back control of your data? A digital commonwealth may be the answer.Why AI needs diversity - and fast
15th July 2019
It’s easy to assume that the decisions produced by an algorithm would be neutral. By letting an uninvested and objective…Fast radio bursts from deep space are piquing scientists’ curiosity
8th July 2019
What could turn respected scientists into a picture of excitable kids on Christmas Day? The mystery of fast radio bursts…Katherine Johnson – The once hidden figure being honoured in the light
5th July 2019
NASA is shining a light on the once hidden figures who powered their missions, and its opening its doors even…Ethical data collection? Not in China!
5th July 2019
China won’t be slowed down by ethics when it comes to gathering data, as a tourist spy app reveals.Will vertical farming be the future of food?
3rd July 2019
If Old MacDonald had a vertical farm, it might be in a skyscraper, a shipping container, or an abandoned mine…Asia and Africa: The future global leaders in AI and AI research
1st July 2019
A 2018 MIT report suggests that Asia has the capacity to become the world leader in AI. What are the…Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference 2019: Empowering women in tech
27th June 2019
It may be a male-dominated industry, but Girls in Tech are empowering women to build successful careers in the tech…Forget Jurassic Park – The realities of gene editing in the animal world
25th June 2019
CRISPR technology is being used to alter DNA in the name of de-extinction and conservation. How can we make sense…Bias in the criminal justice system: AI vs human accountability
24th June 2019
The development of new technology means that AI is being used to counter bias in the US criminal justice system.…Blockchain Legislation in Nevada
20th June 2019
Blockchain tech companies and cryptocurrency exchange are not the niche reality we have learned to know in the past years.Coincheck NEM hack - New sources link to Russian hackers
17th June 2019
Recent investigations led experts to think that the one of the greatest heist in history – the theft of around…Why should we care about gravitational waves? Because they are beautiful
13th June 2019
Science enriches our lives, but it can also seem abstract and out of reach. Art is grounded in both subjective…Egypt lifts ban on cryptos following new Sharia-compliant technologies
6th June 2019
Egypt has loosened its grip on cryptocurrencies. A ban issued in January 2018 by the current Grand Mufti, Shawki Allam,…Facebook’s Libra could thrive. But it’s all about the user experience.
3rd June 2019
On May 2, the Wall Street Journal reported that social media giant Facebook had recruited financial firms and merchants to…Amazon-owned Whole Foods now accepts Stablecoins for daily groceries
30th May 2019
If there’s one only thing that discourage companies and retailers to implement crypto-based payments for their products is the extreme…Google withdraws Android license for Huawei: Does this affect users too?
21st May 2019
This week, a last blow hit Chinese telecom provider Huawei when Google withdrew its license to use Android, widely harming…Will AI and carbon capture technology save the planet?
21st May 2019
Machine learning and CCS has the potential to transform Earth’s eco-system – but they must be adopted cautiously.DeepMind’s Eye Diagnosis AI
10th May 2019
DeepMind’s Health Division live demos its eye disease diagnosis AI, which would be its first commercial medical product.Nature and Nanotech: The Risks of Saving the World
23rd April 2019
In the world of the very small, nature and technology are being combined to solve some of humankind’s greatest problems.…Will we see an end to predictive policing?
3rd April 2019
Organisations are challenging the police for using questionable ethics and big data to predict criminality. But, will these challenges bring…The Limitless Powers of a Digital Authority?
29th March 2019
The House of Lords has proposed an overarching Digital Authority that aims to protect people from big tech companies and…Healthcare technology – Taking charge of your health
29th March 2019
With an increase in healthcare related apps, technology is helping people take charge of their health in new and exciting…Emotion recognition – The good, the bad, and the ugly
29th March 2019
Emotion detection and recognition is a $20 billion industry. But, is it being used for social good?The Netflix of Gaming
29th March 2019
In January, Netflix Chief Executive said in a shareholders letter “we compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO.”SoftBank creates $5bn Innovation Fund in Latin America
12th March 2019
In 2017, SoftBank’s Vision Fund was established with $100 bn to invest in emerging technologies, such as: AI, robotics and…Britbox
12th March 2019
In February 2019, a joint streaming service by the BBC and ITV was announced for later in the year to…Nintendo Switch – Two Years On
5th March 2019
Arriving on 3rd March 2017, it has nearly been two years since Nintendo’s newest gaming console hit stores across the…Huawei pledges $2bn overhaul to ease concerns of UK government
28th February 2019
Huawei has pledged to spend $2 bn to ease the concerns of the UK government about using their technology.EBD – Making museums future ready
28th February 2019
With media citing concerns over the effect of tech on our political and social lives, have we neglected to consider…Samsung unveils Galaxy Fold and Galaxy S10
26th February 2019
Now in February of 2019, Samsung have announced their 10th anniversary phone the S10 and a new category-defying device the…Comcast wins bin for Sky
23rd September 2018
American cable company Comcast wins bid for sky to beat out offer from Rupert Murdoch’s Fox.Google Boss warns employees: Stay out of politics
23rd September 2018
A leaked memo from the internet supergiant Google warns employees to stay nonpartisan.Amazon’s surprise hardware reveal.
22nd September 2018
All new hardware will be coming to Amazon’s Smart home range- including microwaves and bass speakers.Samsung could be releasing a 5G handset
20th September 2018
According to code uncovered by XDA, the S10 Plus lineup could include a phone with 5G technology.Tech companies jump to help hurricane victims
20th September 2018
Apple and Verizon have both helped with the relief effort following hurricane Florence.Sony announces a new Playstation Classic
19th September 2018
All aboard the nostalgia train, a new PS1 is here.Amazon unveils new cashier-less store.
18th September 2018
‘Place item in the bagging area’ be gone.SpaceX announces first passenger to the Moon.
18th September 2018
Japanese retail entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa is the first passenger announced on first commercial flight to the Moon.Path - the social network you never knew about, but wished you had.
17th September 2018
Once a competitor to Facebook, Path is set to shut down after 8 years of service.The Weirdest purchase you can make on Amazon this Christmas.
16th September 2018
Amazon are taking your christmas traditions into the digital age.New study finds Facebook is the best for combating fake news.
16th September 2018
Facebook’s attempts to limit the impact of fake news may be having an impact, a new study has shown.UPDATE: Code name Dragonfly will record users phone numbers
15th September 2018
Now, according to new information, the search engine would tie users phone numbers to the searches they make through the…QAnon - a digital cult of conspiracy ousted from Reddit
15th September 2018
Even if you are a die-hard Trump supporter, unless you frequent some deeper conspiracy forums on Reddit and 4Chan, you…Controversial EU Copyright Directive Approved by MEPs.
14th September 2018
Dubbed the ‘meme killer’ online, the latest controversial development from the EU is surprisingly not Brexit related.Mysterious Samsung '4X' event announced
14th September 2018
What has Samsung got in store? A flexible phone? A camera/phone hybrid monster?Meet the iPhone XR, XS, and XS MAX.
13th September 2018
The new line up of iPhones is here.How Facebook used a security firm to catch ‘fake news’ campaigns
30th August 2018
Social media companies have pledged to get serious about tackling online disinformation campaigns in recent months.The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL - what we know so far.
28th August 2018
Google’s latest handset and follow up to the popular Pixel 2 is rumoured to be launched on October 9th- according…Russian arms manufacturer develops competitor to Tesla.
27th August 2018
The Russian arms manufacturer Klashinkov has announced a new electric vehicle to compete with Elon Musk’s Tesla series of electric…Net neutrality: Internet provider limits speeds for firefighters during wildfire crisis.
26th August 2018
Internet and mobile provider Verizon slowed the internet speeds of devices used by the Santa Clara County Fire Department.Facebook is aiming to overhaul its ads.
22nd August 2018
Facebook is going to remove 5,000 catagories from its ad system that allow advertisers to hide ads from certain people.…Google could be launching its own smart screen.
19th August 2018
A new wave of smart screen devices is on the horizon.Nintendo’s war on Retro games.
13th August 2018
The Japanese game giant is trying to crack down on people using virtually emulated retro games distributed online in a…Would you scan a QR code to donate to the homeless?
10th August 2018
Greater Change is aiming to change the way people donate to those suffering on the streets.The high cost of the Snapchat redesign.
8th August 2018
The controversial redesign caused outrage among the apps regular users, and saw 1.2 million people around the world sign a…Code name Dragonfly - Google developing censored search engine for Chinese market
2nd August 2018
Google’s anti censorship stance is questioned as new app conforms to Chinese content limits.Why do we even have the ‘Aerial tramway’ emoji?
31st July 2018
Why do we even have the ‘Aerial tramway’ emoji?Samsung's record breaking profits come to an end
31st July 2018
Published this morning, Samsung’s profits for the second quarter ended June 30, 2018 see the companies streak of record breaking…What is a 'Shadow ban'?
30th July 2018
Is Twitter really blocking some users from the Twitter-sphere without them knowing?Samsung develops new 'unbreakable' flexible OLED panel.
26th July 2018
South Korean tech giant Samsung has unveiled a new unbreakable flexible OLED screen – surviving hammer blows and extreme temperatures.Google fined $5 billion by the EU over Android OS.
19th July 2018
The EU just issue Google a record-breaking fine, but will the fine change the way Google operates or dent their…Industry unites against AI enabled weaponry.
18th July 2018
Industry leaders in technology have come together to sign an accord against AI weaponry, over 2,000 individuals and 160 companies…The future is AI.
17th July 2018
A.I won’t cost jobs, it will create them – says new report from accountancy giants PwC.A new flaw in iOS 11 leaves iPhones vulnerable to hacks.
12th July 2018
Could the new iOS update have introduced a flaw that allows USB devices access to the device?Go go gadget… Surface Go
10th July 2018
Microsoft ventures back into the small tablet market with latest incarnation of the Surface.NASA’s new space telescope has been delayed.
8th July 2018
NASA’s Webb telescope joint project could look back in time to the formation of the first starsSamsung's Galaxy Note 9 - What Do We Know So Far?
27th June 2018
Electronics giant Samsung look set to release the latest instalment of the Galaxy Note range of large ‘phablet’ style phones…Uber is back in London, what has changed?
26th June 2018
Uber announced their license to operate in the capital has been temporarily renewed, but under what new terms?Article 13 - the EU's new 'meme killer' copyright law
25th June 2018
Article 13 forms part of the new European Union Copyright Directive, which mostly updates common copyright law but could deal…What's the verdict on VAR?
23rd June 2018
This year’s world cup is the first ever to feature digital VAR technology to assist the traditional referee.Heathrow's new runway is open for Business
22nd June 2018
The potential pros for Britain’s business from a Heathrow expansion.It is last man standing for the Battle royales.
30th May 2018
Epic Games, makers of the wildly popular Fortnite, are being sued by their rival PlayerUnknown’s battlegrounds for copyright infringement.Can YouTube finally break into music streaming?
30th May 2018
After five years of delays, YouTube may have finally put together a streaming service that can compete with the likes…Supreme court ruling sees 25-year ban on sports gambling end
22nd May 2018
Across the pond, the Supreme courts have made a landmark ruling that could see the future of gambling in America…IO roundup - the best of Google’s developer conference.
19th May 2018
Connor James Ibbetson, Editor-at-large IO is Google’s annual developers conference, held in Mountain View, California. It doesn’t get quite the…California’s new solar standards could be the future of clean energy
17th May 2018
Is solar the future for California? The state’s Energy Commission has announced a ground-breaking set of standards for clean energy…Rumours circulate of Apple VR/AR device in the works.
30th April 2018
Could a VR headset be the newest addition to add to the impressive and rapidly expanding Apple line up?Why are Snapchat trying to make Spectacles work again?
30th April 2018
Snapchat are back at it again with round two Spectacles, after their first attempt was a resounding failure. Can they…How to stop yourself becoming a ‘smartphone addict’
24th April 2018
How can we move away from the smartphone and back to the real world?Why ‘Web 3.0’ is more than a buzzword.
22nd April 2018
You’ve probably heard the term ‘Web 3.0’ tossed around, it’s quite a hot topic amongst tech and web circles, but…How safe should we expect self-driving cars to be?
21st April 2018
Conrad Duncan, Journalist Are automated and autonomous automobiles ready to be trusted? The safety of self-driving cars is back in…The ‘Seabin’ that could reduce plastic pollution in UK ports
13th April 2018
Campaigners in Bristol have put their money behind an Australian technology project to clean up the city’s harbourside area with…Just what is the Internet of things?
5th April 2018
What is the Internet of Things? and how will it change the world?How could augmented reality change the way we shop?
30th March 2018
Augmented reality (AR) is set to become a major feature on the high-street soon, thanks to the likes of Ikea…Samsung Galaxy S9 – What the critics are saying
21st March 2018
It’s been ten days since the release of the Galaxy S9 and S9+, and according to some sources, people are…5G - What is it, and how can it change our world?
15th March 2018
5G promises more than just faster mobile internet, but how far away is it?Why are Premier League clubs getting into e-sports?
12th March 2018
Manchester City announced the signing of a young European star on Friday morning but he’s not technically a footballer. Instead,…A Beginner’s Guide To Bitcoin and Blockchain
3rd March 2018
Earlier this year, we highlighted cryptocurrency as something to keep an eye on in 2018, but what exactly is Bitcoin?Could your next phone be flexible?
25th February 2018
Rumours circulate of new flexible tech that could mean you’ll never break a screen again.Can China topple the US in the race for AI?
23rd February 2018
The world is pushing for AI, whether you think it’s a good idea, or you think we are a few…SnapChat gets it Wrong Again with Disastrous Update
19th February 2018
Just months after the disaster of spectacles, SnapChat is once again in the firing line following a disastrous update.The Apple HomePod: A Roundup
17th February 2018
In tech, you don’t tend to get much credit for being fashionably late. But if there’s one company that can…Self-Driving cars in 2018, whats the destination?
14th February 2018
Where will self-driving cars take us this year? We are told that self-driving cars are just around the corner, how…Messenger Kids, a Failed Facebook Venture?
31st January 2018
Facebook’s latest messaging platform, an offshoot of their well-known messenger, is targeting children as young as six, claiming to be…Redefining Meals on Wheels.
26th January 2018
Born and baked in the California sun, ZUME, a pizza-cross-tech startup, is aiming to redefine the meaning of the meals…Health Kick? Try Health Tech.
17th January 2018
This year technology is looking to disrupt one of the biggest industries in the world: health. Here’s our round up…'New Year, New Me': meet the new tech that could help you keep that resolution
8th January 2018
Is your resolution to exercise more? These start-ups might just help.What tech should you be looking out for in 2018?
2nd January 2018
2017 was the year that saw the rise of AR, full screen mobile phones, laptops thinner than the cardboard box…The ultimate guide for new drone owners
28th December 2017
Were you lucky enough to get a drone this Christmas? This guide is your must-read before you launch your new…Christmas Gift List: the ultimate round-up of 2017's best tech gifts.
17th December 2017
Connor James Ibbetson, Journalist Struggling for Christmas gift ideas? Here’s our round up of this year’s best tech presents for…Rocking about the AR tree
11th December 2017
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. But yuletide joy comes fraught with festive stress, not least when it…Graphic Design: who is doing it well and how?
11th December 2017
This short list of graphic design tenets will make sure you avoid some of the most unforgivable mistakes and discover…Educating with AR: is it time to let phones out in the classroom?
7th December 2017
Connor James Ibbetson, Journalist AR is fast becoming the technology a la mode, finding applications in nearly every industry -…Good Thinking: Mindwave Ventures' new online wellbeing platform
4th December 2017
Mental health services in the UK are in crisis, but could an innovative startup company provide a cure?Retail in the age of automation: could we say farewell to queues?
22nd November 2017
When was the last time you didn’t scan your own food shopping? For the majority of you, it was probably…Voice Recognition - revolution or a gimmick?
20th November 2017
2017 seems to have been the year for voice recognition. But will this continue to revolutionise our tech in 2018,…VIABET: the betting platform where users can play as the house
17th November 2017
It’s well known in gambling that ‘the house always wins’ – but what if that wasn’t the case? A new…The spectacular failure of Spectacles - why did SnapChat lose out?
15th November 2017
Snapchat’s Spectacles has joined the ranks as another failed iteration of smart glasses. But why didn’t they catch on as…BEME: What can we learn about an innovative social media app's failure?
14th November 2017
When an innovative social media app fails – what can we learn about where they went wrong and what users…Getting ahead in the mobile betting market
9th November 2017
Mobile betting is becoming a big business – but which apps are cashing in? We look at the best features…How Adidas's Speedfactory could change the footwear industry
7th November 2017
At the end of last month, Adidas launched AM4LDN – their first localised shoe design made possible by Speedfactory. But…Can start-ups solve the NHS's chronic bed shortages?
3rd November 2017
The NHS is in crisis, with bed shortages just one of its many issues. But could new technology help solve…Would you trust Amazon Key to let delivery men into your home?
2nd November 2017
Amazon are on a mission to make delivery as convenient as possible. From lockers in supermarkets to the potential of…iPhone X: what are the first impressions?
1st November 2017
The long-anticipated iPhone X is almost here – but what do the top voices in tech make of it?What makes good UX design?
31st October 2017
From apps to websites, devices to software: user experience can make or break a product. But how can you ensure…What is Fintech?
27th October 2017
Connor James Ibbetson, Journalist You’ve heard the term tossed around recently in the media, but what is FinTech? FinTech is…VR Journalism: A passing fad or a new kind of story-telling?
24th October 2017
Journalism is the latest industry to try its hand at VR, but can it provide users with a better news…UX Design of the Week - Pixel's Always On Display
23rd October 2017
What is Pixel 2’s Always On Display and how will it help you be more productive? Small features can make…Messenger Lite: Does less equal a better user experience?
20th October 2017
Connor James Ibbetson, Journalist Facebook Messenger is packed full of features. Stories, gifs, games, food, reactions – you name it,…Hyperloop: How Virgin’s recent investment could transform travel
19th October 2017
Faster than air travel, cheaper to run and up to six times more energy efficient. Richard Branson’s Virgin group are…Universal translation: Is this sci-fi technology soon to be a reality?
17th October 2017
Sorcha Bradley, Journalist Universal translation has long seemed like a far-off fantasy, found only in science fiction. But could it…UX Design of the week - the art of digital book browsing
14th October 2017
This week, we found ourselves enchanted by the ease in which HAWRAF’s new design project made reading long passages online…Google Launch: Pixel 2, Pixel Buds, PixelBook and more
10th October 2017
The Pixel 2 has finally arrived, but can Google take on the mighty iPhone X and Amazon Alexa?Are chatbots really the new face of UX?
5th October 2017
Chatbots are on the rise. But are they the future of user experience or a transient trend?Snapchat's 3D World Lenses: AR for advertisers
29th September 2017
If you’re a regular Snapchatter, you’ve probably wasted some time with a dancing hotdog. Now, Snapchat is inviting brands to…What can we learn from Uber's UX: dark or otherwise?
26th September 2017
Uber revolutionised the taxi service with its super sleek UX and innovative concept. But as we stand on the verge…The future of furniture shopping? A closer look at IKEA Place.
22nd September 2017
IKEA Place was one of the first ARKit apps to hit the app store with the release of iOS 11.…AR, IoT and LBD's: Technology is making fashion more consumer-centric
21st September 2017
Technology is transforming the fashion industry. In a bid to stay relevant in a digital age, fashion brands are starting…How will the iPhone X affect our user experience?
14th September 2017
iOS Apps have become our default UX. But will the iPhone X have the same effect on UX in the…How will Airbus' Transpose project reinvent air travel?
12th September 2017
Would you like to be sat in Economy, Business, or at the bar? Airbus could be on track to completely…Lyft and Drive.ai's new partnership focuses on the human, not the car
8th September 2017
In its latest self-driving tech pair-up, Lyft is partnering with Drive.ai. This time however, it’s focusing on the user rather…Who'll benefit the most from Panasonic's new robotic fridge?
7th September 2017
The dream of many a couch potato has come true in the form of Panasonic’s robotic fridge. But is it…Voice assistants Alexa and Cortana are now a team
31st August 2017
Lara Williams, Editor-at-large Microsoft and Amazon have decided to unite their voice assistants Cortana and Alexa, but what does it…Can Fitbit's Ionic compete with the Apple Watch?
29th August 2017
Since its launch three years ago, the Apple Watch has been the main player in the smartwatch market. But can…Burgers and blood: the emerging world of drone delivery
25th August 2017
While we’re still waiting for Amazon Air Prime, drone delivery is taking off elsewhere in the world.Fintech start-ups + tech giants: which should banks be wary of?
23rd August 2017
While fintech start-ups continue to revolutionise the financial sector, banks face further competition from tech giants according to a new…Is pizza the most innovative takeaway?
18th August 2017
In the race to attract customers, takeaway pizza chains are going increasingly high-tech.Can the new Lonely Planet app compete with Instagram?
15th August 2017
The travel guide already has a mass following, but can its new photo-sharing app offer an experience to beat Instagram’s?Niche Wearables: Can they compete with the do-it-all smartwatches?
11th August 2017
Our wrists are prime retail space. Will going niche help smaller wearable brands compete in a crowded market?How is technology being used to enhance therapy?
8th August 2017
Vilified in the press as increasing anxiety and depression – technology is often seen as the enemy to a healthy…Will Tesla's Model 3 take electric cars into the mainstream?
4th August 2017
Tesla’s new Model 3 has been hailed as “the car of the future”, but will the first affordable Tesla car…Can developers combat smartphone addiction?
2nd August 2017
It’s no secret that technology is designed to be addictive, but should developers be more ethical in their approach to…Content to Cooking Stoves: Buzzfeed gets in on the hardware trend
31st July 2017
Buzzfeed is making like Snap Inc and entering the world of hardware – but does it have staying power and…Farewell iPod Nano and Shuffle - what can we learn from you?
28th July 2017
Apple declared yesterday that they were ‘simplifying’ the iPod line by discontinuing the Nano and Shuffle. Practically icons of the…Google Glass Returns: The Enterprise Edition
25th July 2017
Has Google Glass found its place in the world? The original version was too ugly, too creepy, too intrusive -…What makes Citymapper's new bus route so smart?
21st July 2017
Citymapper has been granted permission by TfL to launch their own smart bus service – so what’s so smart about…The rise of Smart Speakers - why are they so popular?
18th July 2017
Pioneered by the Amazon Echo, the relatively young smart speaker market has seen an influx of new models over the…High-tech Tennis: enhancing the viewer's experience
14th July 2017
Green grass, tennis whites, strawberries & cream – the traditional atmosphere of Wimbledon seems like the last place you’d find…What have challenger banks got over their traditional competitors?
12th July 2017
Despite frequent crashes and bugs associated with challenger banks, they’re still growing at a remarkable rate. But why?Touching the Virtual World
10th July 2017
VR creators have mastered sight and sound in the virtual world, but is it possible to introduce a third sense…Automated Vehicles and Public Perception
5th July 2017
Lara Williams, Editor-at-large It’s becoming increasingly obvious that very soon fully-automated vehicles will be hitting the UK’s roads, but will…What can Reddit users teach us about good UX design?
3rd July 2017
Do on-screen volume controls need an update? Over the month of June, Reddit users over at r/ProgrammerHumor have been competing…Can Snap Inc's Spectacles avoid Google Glass's fate?
29th June 2017
Lara Williams, Editor-at-large What makes Snap Inc’s Spectacles different to Google’s attempt at smart glasses? Snap Inc. may have had…Aeroplanes of the future: what's next for aviation?
26th June 2017
Lara Williams, Editor-at-large Innovative technology is already being used to improve traveller experience in the terminal, but how are things…Will Tesla spark a solar power boom?
23rd June 2017
Lara Williams, Editor-at-large Tesla’s new solar panels are set to hit the UK in 2018, but can they reinvigorate a…VR Videos: are viewers experiencing the whole 360°?
21st June 2017
Lara Williams, Editor-at-large A new feature on Youtube allows VR producers to see where their viewers are looking, but what…Amazon x Whole Foods: Shaking Up Grocery Shopping
20th June 2017
Lara Williams, Editor-at-large Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods is the start of a revolution that will change your weekly food…Gatwick: the intelligent airport of the future?
16th June 2017
Seemingly endless queues, delayed flights and lost luggage – airports are often places of stress rather than relaxation…Weaving Wearable Technology into Garments
13th June 2017
At first glance, Levi’s latest Commuter Trucker jacket doesn’t look like anything special. Crafted in a fit designed to look…Trust and the Autonomous Car
9th June 2017
The latest Audi A8 model, due to be unveiled soon, will be the first commercialised car capable of Level 3…The Future will be Ethical. Or won't be.
26th May 2017
lire en francais Last week, UX Connections went to Amsterdam to attend the 12th edition of a conference organised each year…Le Futur sera Ethique ou ne sera pas
26th May 2017
La semaine dernière, UX Connections s’est rendu à Amsterdam pour assister à la 12Taking UX Connections Abroad!
23rd May 2017
A look back on our trip in Amsterdam Day 0 At 4PM I left my desk to catch my flight…Do personas denote cultural standards?
27th July 2016
Personas are an incredibly useful modelling tool for representing complex networks of interaction and configuration. They enable designers to examine…Setting up Oculus Rift DK2 on a Mac (OS X)
6th November 2015
A quick guide to getting started with your new Oculus Rift DK2 for MAC OS-X Read about unboxing the Oculus…Oculus Rift lands at UX Connections
5th November 2015
Today Oculus Rift arrived at UX Connections headquarters in London! We snapped up one of the last SDK2’s available before…The UX Connections 2015 Summer Party!
30th August 2015
On a classic English summer evening towards the end of August, the UX Connections team hosted their first ever summer…Our highlights from Digital Shoreditch 2015
11th June 2015
UX for your Granny, escalator experiences and augmented reality — here are our highlights from Digital Shoreditch. “Let’s Get Real! Groundbreaking Virtual…The Future of Web Design 2015
30th April 2015
UX Connections had the opportunity to attend the FOWD 2015 conference in London this April, an excellent conference for anyone…The key flaw behind the latest Apple Macbook user experience
25th April 2015
Apple have produced some of the most iconic designs of the past 20 years, and their UX teams generally produce…5 great books for the new UX-er
28th January 2015
We’re big readers here at UX Connections. You may have noticed from our twitter feed that we’re constantly sharing snippets…Anthropology and User Experience
24th November 2014
Why Anthropologists are perfectly trained for a profession they’ve never heard of As an Anthropology graduate, I’m used to the…