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There's no denying technology has changed the way we all celebrate Christmas. If the first thing you’re likely to do this Christmas morning is check your phone, you’re in good company. A quick Google search reveals dozens of articles and editorials on: 'How Technology Has Changed Christmas' – some dating as far back as 2010. We're not sure what sort of technology was changing the world back then –

Japanese technology is the best.  Sometimes quirky but always so innovative. We particularly love the innovations that are eco-friendly and/or socially responsible. A prime example is the country’s super funky underground bike parking stations. Recently, we featured new tech coming out of Melbourne to help prevent e-scooter misuse and other issues. But this has nothing on Japan’s bike-related tech. And we’re talking about an innovation that’s been around for a decade. Bicycle

The use of Video Assistant Referees (VAR) is now ingrained in world football's elite tournaments and competitions, including at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. Is the tech as effective as it could be, or should be? The stadiums are packed, most matches have been thrillers, and cities around Australia and New Zealand have been inundated with tens of thousands of visiting tourists. But this is FIFA… and

Do the words 'Humane AI Pin' mean anything to you? If not, they likely will soon enough. We’ve been given a glimpse into major developments in ‘device design’ land and it reveals an astonishing leap forward. “The future of technology might almost be invisible.” Those were the powerful words of former Apple designer and Humane cofounder, Imran Chaudhri, during a recent TED talk. Chaudhri took to the red circle to

Is the average human so boring that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could one day turn on us and take control? That’s what the founder and chief executive of one London-based tech company believes. Speaking to the British Broadcasting Corporation last month, Stability AI CEO Emad Mostaque said he believes the tech will one day deem humans “so boring” it will simply rise up and overthrow humanity. “The worst-case scenario is

Oh how the mighty have fallen. Although this phrase has biblical origins, it’s become hauntingly accurate for a string of iconic brands of a more recent time. From market-dominant positions, these global giants have suffered humiliating downfalls. Generally, similar themes have been at the core of the collapses. Notably, these companies have demonstrated an inability – or a stubbornness, even – to adapt to technological advances or changing consumer

Hands up if you’re scrolling through your phone right now while sitting on the loo? If so, you’ll appreciate this read even more. As you may know, Japan is famous for its toilets, with funky tech innovations like seat warming and deoderisation available at the press of a button. So, it’s fitting that another revolutionary bathroom-based invention has arisen from the Land of the Rising Sun.   Wash Your Hands and