This Technology Everyone Laughed Off Is Quietly Changing The World
One of my most painful memories as a kid was having my braces tightened. The orthodontist would grip his pliers, clamp down on the metal […]
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There are lessons to be learned to ensure technology is a force for good for Africa’s farmers ǀ View
From delivery drones to self-driving cars and chatbots, technology may be rapidly transforming the way the world shops, works and interacts. But in Africa, digitalisation […]
How technology is changing Australian mining jobs
Technology is set to revolutionise the Australian mining sector. A new report commissioned by the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) has found that over the […]
How Technology Is Changing How We Do Leisure
Sony Corp. Walkman MDR-3 headphones (left), the company’s first Walkman TPS-L2 portable stereo cassette player (second from left), and a TCM-100 cassette recorder (center), sit […]
Smart Cities Mission: Smartening up with technology is key
Given that half of its population is estimated to reside in urban centres by 2050, the upgrade of India’s cities is a must by any […]
Tech workers are organising – and asking what technology is actually for
Much has been made of the technology industry’s moral awakening over the last two years, given the outsize influence it has on world affairs and our […]
The next key trend in mental health is resilience: Meet eQuoo, The Emotional Fitness Game
Silja Litvin Founder of eQuoo, The Emotional Fitness Game SILJA LITVIN The last two years have seen the conversation rapidly and very publically move towards […]
Mobile app backed by Alibaba’s Jack Ma is mimicking Ant Financial
Mobile App Backed by Alibaba’s Jack Ma Is Mimicking Ant Financial Mynt, the Philippine mobile payments operator backed by billionaire Jack Ma’s Ant Financial, plans […]
New Honda Civic car review: A shape where every angle is the right angle
Honda sold what is globally called the eighth-generation Civic in India from 2006-13 (55,000 units sold). It’s the face that could launch a thousand sighs. […]
What is the point of higher education if it doesn’t make people happy?
In The Methods of Ethics, a book read only by philosophers with an overdeveloped sense of duty, the late Victorian utilitarian moralist Henry Sidgwick argued […]