technology
Fighting the (Tech) Revolution
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is on its way experts suggest it’s going to change everything. A recent conceit, the phrase was coined in 2015 was […]
Virtual Reality Education in Classroom
Immersive education counters the systematic barriers that impede the application of effective education strategy in Nigeria and opens up new horizons for enabling sustained […]
How Will Tech Giants Shape San Francisco’s Future?
(Editor’s note: This review comes from Ben Terrall, a writer based in San Francisco, California, whose work has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, the […]
Feeling Down? Read.
At a time when many of us are discovering the price we’ve had to pay for constant electronic connection, as a culture we are also […]
New Network for Talent Discovery and Collaboration
Ready for a new network for talent discovery and collaboration? Wait no longer: Daisie has arrived. From Tech Crunch: Actress Maisie Williams, best known for […]
The Typewriter as Art
Thinking about throwing out that old typewriter? Think again. Long a topic of careful and considered industrial design, collectors are getting wind of the fact […]
Speed Reading With A High Tech Twist
Wish you could read more quickly? There’s an app for that. From Quill & Quire: Boston-based tech company Spritz has developed a technology that replaces […]
How “Book Porn” Has Saved the Book
Despite increasingly strident warnings over the last decade that the physical book is taking a dive, signs that the opposite is true continue to rise. […]
Stephen King Tweeting
It hardly seems like it should be news. And yet. On December 6th, iconic author Stephen King (Carrie, The Shining) uttered his first tweet: “No […]
