Hacking Caffeine
Take a look inside the entrepreneur-fueled coffee arms race, which has attracted more than $300 million in venture capital.
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Researchers and businesspeople are constantly guessing how many jobs robotics and artificial...
Read MoreWhat Amazon’s Purchase of Whole Foods Really Means | The New Yorker
Behind the scenes, Amazon has been using technology to vertically integrate nearly the entire process of consumption.
Read More#SkypeLook: Designers Tackle Screen Culture (i.e. Fashion Looks for the Waist Up)
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Read More#RadicalTechnologies: A Sociology of the Smartphone
Smartphones have altered the texture of everyday life, digesting many longstanding spaces and rituals, and transforming others beyond recognition.
Read MoreDelivering Farm-Fresh Produce, With a Side of Weed
In nearly every state, you can sign up for Community Supported Agriculture...
Read More#Binky: The App That Does Nothing
A fake social network might be the only thing your smartphone needs.
Read More#BoomCity #GhostsOfSeattlePast: Q+A with Jaimee Garbacik
Place and politics collide in a multimedia free-for-all--a ghost tour of a boom city trying to find its soul.
Read More#HowToBeHappy: Cultivate Neutrality
Neutrality sets us free. It helps us see something more like the truth, what’s happening, instead of experiencing circumstances in relation to expectations and desires. This provides clarity and eliminates obstacles, making things neither awesome nor awful.
Read MoreThe Future Is In ... a Parking Garage?
“Cars will be wandering the city 24-7, so you don’t need to own one. You just rent it as you need it.”
Read More#FoodTech: Tech Solutions to End Global Hunger
By Yemisi Adegoke, CNN Growing up Oscar Ekponimo was familiar with...
Read More#ZineScene: Why the Internet Didn’t Kill Zines
In theory, the maturation of the internet should have killed off the...
Read MoreThe Digital Nomad’s Guide To Working From Anywhere On Earth
via FastCompany Twenty years ago, a Hitachi executive named Tsugio Makimoto predicted...
Read More#GoogleHome: The Complete List of Supported Apps + Services
Although Google Home has only been out for a few months, plenty of popular apps and services have added support for the connected speaker. Wondering which services have Google Home support?
Read MoreBeats X Review via The Verge
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Read More7 Commute-Friendly Apps That Don’t Require a Data Connection
Via Wired.com The internet is a series of tubes, but it’s useless...
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