All stories by Alice
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Making diversity fly
I’m passionate about diversity, but not (just) because it’s the right thing to do. Sure, affording people equal opportunity, ...
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Aliens of extraordinary abilities
It’s a situation I’m all too familiar with from my years working in the London start-up scene. It is a dog-eat-dog environment ...
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The rise of Pet Tech
It will come as a surprise to precisely nobody that we love our furry friends. Yet although the bond between humans and animals ...
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What the fax?
Every nation has its quirks, and it could be argued that the U.S. has more than its fair share, but what stands out the most ...
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Stepping into the immersive classroom
In a beautifully kitted out room in central Paris, Colin Fillaudeau is teaching a group of youngsters how to build in Mixed ...
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2018’s political mess is a boon for VR escapism in 2019
As the late screenwriting legend William Goldman famously said; “nobody knows anything” so predictions – especially ...
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The end of the world as we know it?
This week I went to get a sneak preview of the new exhibition which opens today at the Science Museum in London. The Sun: ...
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The art of failing well
One of the most overused and misunderstood doctrines in tech is “Fail Fast” or some variation thereof. We have got used ...
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This is what a technology skillset looks like
Such a large proportion of any company’s value nowadays resides in intellectual property, that it is safe to say that keeping ...
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How VR is more than a game
I love VR and I love gaming, but I have now got to the point where the mention of the two things in the same sentence - specially ...
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Should you study VR at university?
Recently, Google, Apple and IBM became the latest companies to join a trend of no longer requiring a university degree from ...
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Magic Leap is finally out, but do we even care?
When I first heard about Magic Leap – this was eons ago in tech terms, I frankly stopped counting the years – it seemed ...
