There must be something in the water lately, because I haven’t seen so many “human brain” related stories, innovations and breakthroughs for a long time. This week Jason Jordan of radio Perth 6PR and I chat our way through some of the new horizon research including: 1. a group of researchers at Tel Aviv University […]
Google has had many wins, but can they now add finding the lost city of Atlantis using Google Ocean to their many claims to fame? We also take a spin around the top trends coming out of the annual Mobile Phone World Congress in Barcelona and finish off by discussing whether we need PC’s anymore […]
George Jetson, in my favorite cartoon of the 60’s, had a flying car – why can’t we? Well we do, not just one we can use – hear why. Will we need cars in the future? What will they be like? What fuels will they use – fossil, hydrogen, electric, hybrid, garbage (like the DeLorean […]
This weeks segment is live from Tokyo Japan as we discuss my travels around Tokyo’s Akihibara – the electronic and gadget district, the Japanese view on all things gadgetry, the future and electronics, my driverless cars experience and meeting robots. Listen now
Just thirteen months ago the Apple App store had three geo-tagging applications. Today there are around 3,000. It shows how we have become accustomed, very quickly, to involving geography in the way we use the Internet. In today’s BTalk podcast Phil Dobbie and I ponder whether Geotagging, or devices and applications that know where you […]
What does outsourcing, insourcing and swarming have to do with crowdsourcing? Lots. Phil Dobbie of BTalk on BNET and I talk about a whole new way of getting things done. If you need an expert or an extra set of hands to perform a task, then crowdsource it. As you’ll hear, in many cases the […]