Most systems in everyday life had readily accessible fallbacks that you could rely on when the system of first choice was not available. We seem to have lost those now.
Category Archive: Life
Whilst we can improve our technology to enhance our abilities, our anatomical and physiological limitations also determine what we can and cannot do.
This is a book to dip into only if you have good self-control: one word will lead to another, until you have visited each of the 500 or so.
The arrival of consumer VR is being delayed not because the headset can’t be done, but because current computers can’t deliver good enough graphics.
Current 3D movies are a throwback to the old cinema of spectacle, first mastered by the Lumière brothers and travelling showmen.
After nearly a week with my Apple Watch (Milanese loop), I am surprised at how rapidly it uses […]
Will an efficient market weed out unreliable content, or are we doomed to wholesale inaccuracy?
Today’s Camerons need to right the wrongs of their dispossessed ancestors, and invest in rural broadband.
A short guide to the Apple Watch and its wearers, for those who enjoy people-watching.
Computers and devices like iPhones and iPads are a fashion market in themselves. Not only have we chosen a fairly exclusive fashion label in Apple, but we engage in all sorts of accessorising too.
The Eclectic Light Company 