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Discussion Beat

Frightened by Donald Trump? You don’t know the half of it

Yes, Donald Trump’s politics are incoherent. But those who surround him know just what they want, and his lack of clarity enhances their power. To understand what is coming, we need to understand who they are.

Tech Corner

Airbag for your Head

Airbag for your Head

The first version of car airbags were used as far back as the 1940s. But it’s the future now and we need better tech to protect our heads. Enter Sweden's Hövding bicycle helmets who have spent a decade developing airbags for cyclists.

Discussion Beat

Rule By Sleight of Hand

Distraction and misdirection during the Trump presidency

Tech Corner

Devialet Phantom Speaker

Devialet Phantom Speaker

Just in time for Christmas, if Santa has some funds left on his credit card. French audio experts Devialet offer you the best wireless speakers in the world and the "quality of analogue and the power of digital.”

Discussion Beat

How Russia Pulled Off the Biggest Election Hack in U.S. History

Putin, Wikileaks, the NSA and the DNC email fiasco that gave Trump and Clinton another reason to be at odds.

Tech Corner

Bubble Tents

People in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones, but what about people in clear bubble tents? Just in time for the holiday season, here’s a retro-futuristic way to experience the outdoors. After all, tents have ruined our view of the sky for years.

Discussion Beat

History tells us what may happen next with Brexit & Trump

As the events that led to the First World War unfolded, there were a few brilliant minds who started to warn that something big was wrong, that the web of treaties across Europe could lead to a war, but they were dismissed as hysterical, mad, or fools, as is always the way, and as people who worry about Putin, Brexit, and Trump are dismissed now.

Tech Corner

Kite Mosquito Patch

Kite Mosquito Patch

Summer in the southern hemisphere means cooking over the coals, warm evenings and scratching incessantly at mosquito bites. Besides being irritating, mosquitoes also kill nearly half a million people a year.

Discussion Beat

Saturday Night Live’s final pre-election take: biting criticism of Donald Trump’s media coverage

There was one final "Saturday Night Live” left before the 2016 election, but there was no debate to send up. Instead, SNL went with some pretty strong political commentary. And it wasn't friendly to Donald Trump — or the media.

Tech Corner

Kodak Ektra Smartphone Camera

Kodak Ektra Smartphone Camera

If you want to phone a photographer, there’s a chance they’ll be answering on the Kodak Ektra - designed specifically for photographers.

Discussion Beat

6 Tricks To Make Yourself Utterly, Completely Indispensable

You want to be needed so badly that they keep giving you money. Here's what the experts suggest.

Tech Corner

The Cube Mobile Projector

The Cube Mobile Projector

RIF6, based in New York, have created what could be described as the GoPro of projectors. Smaller is better for portability, and it doesn’t get much smaller than a projector that’s 2 inches cubed, literally.

Discussion Beat

How our app went from $20,000/day to $2/day in revenue

A real look beyond the glamor of the App Store

Tech Corner

Ocumetics Bionic Lens

Ocumetics Bionic Lens

After eight years of trials and $3 million spent on research, Dr. Garth Webb is hoping that It’s almost time to get rid of your glasses. Webb, founder and CEO of Ocumetics Technology Corp, is dedicated to eliminating glasses and contact lenses forever.

Discussion Beat

Ultra-rich man’s letter: “To My Fellow Filthy Rich Americans: The Pitchforks Are Coming”

The divide between the haves and have-nots is getting worse really, really fast. In 1980, the top 1 percent controlled about 8 percent of U.S. national income. The bottom 50 percent shared about 18 percent. Today the top 1 percent share about 20 percent; the bottom 50 percent, just 12 percent.

Tech Corner

Fidget Cube

If you catch yourself clicking pens, fiddling with your jewellery, popping bubble wrap and generally fidgeting with your hands in meetings, you’re probably the target market for the Fidget Cube.

Discussion Beat

Stupefied

How organisations enshrine collective stupidity and employees are rewarded for checking their brains at the office door

Tech Corner

iPal

At first they seem to be part Tellytubby, part iRobot dystopian nightmare. Although what’s the difference between leaving your kid with an iPad as opposed to a tablet that resembles human form?

Discussion Beat

7 Unexpected Signs You're a Lot More Successful Than You Think

Once in a while, you need to stop and smell your roses: Not only is it good for you, it will motivate you to plant even more.

Tech Corner

Anti-Pollution Scarf

Anti-Pollution Scarf

It seems that everything has to be connected to your smartphone these days, even your scarf. If your daily routine involves breathing in city smoke while riding or walking to work or for leisure, perhaps the world’s first anti-pollution scarf is for you.

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