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In our increasingly interconnected world, these ground breaking British businesses are finding answers to global issues.
In our increasingly interconnected world, these ground breaking British businesses are finding answers to global issues.
This article was originally published on 5th November 2017, for BBC Storyworks. From smart traffic lights to commuters’ smartphones, city Continue reading
With smart buildings, electric vehicles, and increasingly digitized cities on the horizon, the question of how and where we get power has never been more critical.
In busy cities, a mode of transport is veering from science-fiction towards reality: the self-flying vehicle, booked by app and boarded on the nearest rooftop.
In U.K. property, the greatest advantage of blockchain is the creation of smart contracts, which minimises the paperwork and the time spent in title exchange
Blockchain technology might be the engine that transforms a ton of digital services – from personal data security to royalty payments for artists and musicians.
The future commute, from self-driving autos to flying city vehicles
As violence against women in India continues to make headlines, lawmakers and local developers are responding to pressures for better city infrastructure.
Whether you use a VPN for privacy or Modern Family, Netflix’s recent VPN crackdown is blocking more and more users from their binge watching needs. Should you try to get around it?
In England, artisanal food and drink have become almost commonplace. From rare-breed meats to regional cheese and cider, visitors have Continue reading
Just how much data is there about you online? Before you answer that, think about the slew ofsocial media networks, Continue reading
Originally written for CNN From boxed sandwiches and salads in plastic tubs to fine dining. The world’s gastronomic masters are Continue reading
Originally written for Techlicious.com We’re all used to seeing “Log in with Facebook” or “Log in with Google” at sites Continue reading
About a year ago, the trend shifted from pop-up restaurants to pop-ups that actually wanted a bricks and mortar permanent Continue reading
The iPhone 5 might have been a letdown (albeit a thinner, lighter one), but I still think Passbook, the most Continue reading