Early Writing
Tech-trend articles from 2015–16, kept as an archive.
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The Rule of Three: What Wikipedia Won’t Tell You
Three principles and the Power of Three
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The Urban-X Accelerator Model for ‘Engineering the City-as-a-Service’ & Smart Cities Startups
Urban-X focuses on spurring the growth of civic tech startups focused on making cities more livable, smarter, safer and efficient.
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Maker Chat: Alex Girardeau of VR Bible
We talked about how VR and the creation of a new reality can impact our understanding of the human experience.
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Lessons for everyone from the CEO of a multimillion lingerie business
Lessons for everyone from the CEO of multimillion lingerie business.
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Your next IKEA dresser will be delivered with the help of fungi
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An agency ‘gets weird’ to foster creativity
An exercise in hacking your company culture through the fun and silly
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This Food Porn is Made from Meticulously Crafted Origam
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Glimpses at the Hyperloop’s Augmented, Interactive Windows
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Hands-On Coding for Toddlers, No Screens or Reading Required
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Shopping at True Religion Goes Sci-Fi with Smartwatches
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Timberland Wants You To Design Its New Boots
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Platform Bets Big on Branded Social Loyalty
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3D-molded headphones provide a pain-free experience by floating above your ear
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A Modern Hard Drive Inspired by the Floppy Disk
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Meet Hilton’s Latest Hire: Connie, the Concierge Robot
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Control a Housework Robot from Your Wrist
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Even in the face of major hurdles, drones are helping to elevate our storytelling
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Let your next game day be overtaken by an immersive viewing experience
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Wear images and animated GIFs on your sleeves (and more)
Oldschool pins get a user-driven update
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It took two centuries to redesign the stethoscope
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A quick fold transforms the Happy Meal into a happy, VR moment
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At a drone film festival, winning cinema-makers are awarded a custom-made drone trophy
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Be the Brightest Networker With Light-Up LED Business Card
Illuminated with etched light, these business cards are almost too lovely to hand out
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Goodyear reinvents the wheel into a sphere-shaped safety mechanism
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Tradition meets innovation with Lacoste’s augmented look book
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Amazon’s Alexa Wants to Spend More Time With You
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Looking for Waldo in 360 Degrees of Chaos
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Track Your Recycling History With Your Phone
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For the new Kodak Super 8 camera, Yves Béhar turned to the light switch for inspiration
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France’s Olympic Stadium Guarded by Giant 3D-Printed Lions
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Personalized lighting in the automated home knows no borders
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See the World Through a Periscope for Walking and Texting
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Will Airports of the Future Include Self-Driving Shuttles?
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This Company is Building a Business on your Brainwaves
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Volvo’s Trash-Emptying Robot Finally Becomes Reality
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Astronauts Hacked a Space Coffee Cup for Caffeine in Orbit
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Has the iPod Risen From the Ashes?
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Leaked HoloLens Videos Show Potential New Medium
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The Zika virus has met its match: an open messaging platform
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Put An Elegant Calendar On Your Wrist and Everything Falls in Place
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Count on the Solar Cells In Shirt for Your Charging Needs
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Obsession Drives the Made-To-Order Elegance of These Headphones
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Paying Homage to Nikola Tesla With a Fitting Portrait
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NASA Pushes the Microsoft Hololens’ Operational Capabilities to the Limit
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Breathable Fabric Uses Tiny Cells to Enhance Athleticism
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Could Caffeine, Sleeping Pills and Cocktails Go Digital?
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Crayons That Teach Children the Periodic Table
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Mobile World Congress 2016: Content in 2016 Will Be All About Immersion
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A Wearable Walkie-Talkie to Free Us From Phones
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No Matter Your Mood, Machine Learning Can Tell You What Cannabis is for You
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Sony E-Ink Refines Control of the Home
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Expect More Companies to Market Security and Peace of Mind
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Giving a Face to the Internet as a Living, All-Embracing Organism
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Designing a Tiny Game of Pong for Apple Watch Screens
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Making Home Automation Smooth Like Silk
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NYPD Station Will Be Plant-Covered, Energy-Optimized Civic Center
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NASA’s Tourism Posters Propel Our Spaceward Imagination
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New Dubai Hotel Will House Its Own Indoor Rainforest
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Blind-Matching Job Site Could Be a Networking Killer
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D.C. Gets a Variety Show of its Own
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The NBA Offers Advertisers A Touch of Virtual Reality
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Mannequins of the Future Are Headless Robots
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What If Your iPhone Had Wheels and a Head?
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Better Brews Come Delivered By Data Analytics
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GE Powers a Smarter Weather App
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Super Bowl 50 Conversations with Squarespace’s Creative Lead
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The sushi went down with the ship
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Attention Brands Aiming for Super Bowl Strategy Touchdowns
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How to Be the Smartest Super Bowl Fan in the Room
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AXE Drops the Bravado, Embraces a More Inclusive Masculinity
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Squarespace Taps Key and Peele for Undaunted Super Bowl Coverage
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Could the Microsoft Hololens Kill the Stadium?
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The Value of Uniting Compatible Consumers
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Family Game Night Goes Virtual
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Plumped Down in a Pod, Prepare to Plug In to Unplug
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MTA’s Customer-Centered New Subway Cars of 2020
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This Could Be the Fastest 3D Printer Out There
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Startup Grind January 2016 — Keeps it Poppin’, with Tarek Pertew of Uncubed
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“Talking is a Lost Behavior”: Messaging App for Those In Need of an Ear
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Virtual Reality Exhibit Lets You Uncover Dalí In a Way Only the Master’s Mind Allowed
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Drones happen to be of particular interest to Intel CEO Brian Krzanich
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Intel intends to start a technology conversation that matches the changing landscape of our time
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Storm Jonas will have a fleet of powerline-monitoring drones to contend with
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A 12 Step Program for Kindness, To Snap Out Of Your Jaded Mindset
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NYC’s East Side Gets Connected with Public Internet Access
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Biometric data can change Hollywood hits like ‘The Revenant’ forever
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Google’s taking the necessary steps to be the provider of a shared IoT language
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Why designing realistic yet true-to-form personas presents an interesting set of social challanges
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L’Oréal’s Stretchable Skin Sensor Forms Its Own Product Category — CES 2016
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Gadgets That Help Accept, Monitor and Slow Aging — CES 2016
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The Multi-Sensory Impact of 3D Sound in Virtual Reality — CES 2016
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The Recreation of Kodak Super 8 for Modern Consumer Sensibilities
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Warm Up With a Virtual Tour of a Brazilian Coffee Plantation
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Fitbit Blaze Lets You Get Ahead in Fitness — CES 2016
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Let’s Make it Happen
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Pines
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The Freedoms of Freelancing
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10 Tips for Mastering Social Media for Small Business
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Beyond LinkedIn: The Best Social Media Advice You’ll Ever Receive










