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Tech we like: Here you will find a round up of all the posts that we have written about the great Tech that we like.
There remains, however, a much juicer target ripe for exploitation; the luxury products themselves need a “smart chip” of some sort in order to link the provenance of the physical item to its records on the blockchain.
It is the plan of the current UK government to invest heavily in a range of different technologies that are… Read More
While end clients are not really mindful of it, there is a discussion going on between the engineers conveying their… Read More
Regardless of whether you’re a PC gamer, or an iPhone or Android gamer who cherishes some distraction from the routine… Read More
Skullcandy has launched its all-new Dime True Wireless Earbuds. Priced at £29.99 MSRP, the latest solution outperforms other earbuds at the same price point, offering an affordable way to get into the true wireless game. Dime grants users the freedom to live without wires, combining expertly tuned audio with a noise-isolating fit and must-have features, like a microphone in each bud.
Slot machines are popular for a plethora of reasons, with simplicity, ease of use and fun gameplay being some of… Read More
In these times of online dating, creating a dating app can be extremely profitable. If you are interested in creating… Read More
In recent years we’ve seen a huge change in the traditional casino model and it’s great to see land-based casinos embracing technology at every opportunity. From facial recognition to poker chips with RFID technology, casinos are working tirelessly to improve the experience of their players while also protecting their investment.
In the first of this new FAD series of interviews with digital talent in the crypto-art space, MOOGZ aka Matthew O’Donnell talks to artist WEBB, aka Thomas Webb about the intersection of video games and art, the digital identity, and the potential of creating new worlds online.
As an Augmented Reality NFT artwork, Ransom Money offers an infinite interactive experience to the collector, which most 2D digital art fails to deliver to its owner.
As our future progresses, everything is changing and those that adapt survive. If a budding artist is looking to supplement their earnings with real money
The Internet is an amazing place but also a treacherous one if you don’t know anything about the potential perils…. Read More
Sculpture in the City, the City of London’s annual public art programme set amongst iconic architectural landmarks, today launches its… Read More
As a business, there’s a good chance that your products and services won’t appeal to everyone. If you’re an interior… Read More
What is it like to be an octopus? Would that be a better model for how an AI might be regarded as ‘intelligent’ than assessing how its responses differ from the human? And what would that mean for the way people look at the world?
The world’s first ultra-realistic AI robot artist, Ai-Da will be the subject of an exhibition at the Design Museum in London opening in May 2021.
Biggest technology trends in the future, which you should not miss! In the present times, technology is changing as fast… Read More
Future of Automotive Retail : Need for modifications? The conventional car trade distribution program from the producer to the seller… Read More
Ephemeral is the first and only tattoo that’s made-to-fade in a year. Applied by real tattoo artists, Ephemeral tattoos are formulated to have a shorter lifespan– giving you the freedom to get tattoos without a lifetime commitment.
Search engine optimization has become a powerful tool in the world of information, technology, and business. It has truly created… Read More
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Zoom has become one of the most popular online services. People use it to… Read More
We managed to catch up with Moogz, founder of Mytetra to ask them about the upcoming exhibition Stolen artworks exhibited in a hacker chatroom which goes live on December 10th. (10102020)
Water and electronics really don’t mix. Anyone who has dropped their smartphone into a pool — or even the toilet… Read More
arebyte Gallery presents Realities (February – December 2021), a digital art programme featuring emerging as well as established artists from the UK and abroad
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