The joy of coding Python should be in seeing short, concise, readable classes that express a lot of action in a small amount of clear code — not in reams of trivial code that bores the reader to death. – Guido van Rossum Python is one of the most used programming languages in the world, and that can …
A how-to guide for planning and facilitating online workshops and events, with reflections and resources from Priya Parker, CreativeMornings, and others.
Did you know we have an online conference about product design coming up? SPRINT will cover how designers and product owners can stay ahead of the curve in these unprecedented times.
“Life? Don't talk to me about life.”
Looking into how Punchcut uses Studio to design products for the next generation.
Big tech claims AI and digitization will bring a better future. But putting computers everywhere is bad for people and the planet
Finally, a virtual Sam Jackson for your home.
Katja Trinkwalder and Pia-Marie Stute have designed a series of add-on accessories for those who are concerned about their data security.
High street bank says Google Home trial could let you do the banking as you make a cuppa or iron a shirt
Staff at Amazon, Apple and Google listen to customer voice recordings.
Tide just announced a new alternative to the classic bottle of laundry detergent. It basically looks and works just like a box of wine, which is sort of funny because of that whole meme about teens eating Tide Pods. But the new Tide Eco-Box is no joke. It’s actually a glimpse into a future where Amazon is dictating what our stuff looks like.
I spent the summer and beyond using Bing instead of Google for search. It's a whole new world, but not always for the better.
Scanmarker’s Air Wireless Pen Scanner is packed with text recognition technology that scans your written words and transposes them onto your screen.
The Royal College of General Practitioners disputes the abilities of Babylon’s software.
Samsung Gear smartwatch with ALICE app creates a wearable tech platform launching at a luxury hotel in Beverly Hills to show future of customer service
As if we needed more reasons to be freaked out by increasingly powerful digital assistants, there’s a new nightmare scenario: The music you listen to or conversations you hear on TV could hijack your digital assistant with commands undetectable to human ears.
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