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22/09/2017
We've built fantastic tools for productivity and work - and yet, we're more stressed and tired than ever. Could we be fetishising productivity, and do we need to design for something higher?
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
China's real story isn't – yet – being told. China is not just a huge market - it's a huge engine of innovation that's coming our way.
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
We fail at failure. Failure is where most innovation happens, and we miss it because we are afraid to admit to failure, and afraid to learn from it. Samuel West celebrates failure.
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
Attention is our most precious resource - and it’s being sucked away from us. We need a Freedom of Attention to match Freedom of Speech - says James Williams.
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
Conversation keeps evolving, as we invent new devices. And mobiles are changing it ever further. But what will happen as voice interfaces kick in?
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
Privacy is a choice - but it’s one we can design for. Even the simplest elements can shape people’s behaviour for the better, says Ame Elliott.
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
Design minimalism is more than a lifestyle choice, it’s putting a ruthless focus on the ideal path to let the user achieve what they want. And that isn’t always the simplest.
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
Innovation in Shenzhen looks nothing like innovation in the rest of the world. And that’s why Shenzhen dominates the world of digital devices.
By Adam Tinworth
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22/09/2017
The world is moving in Germany’s direction says Bruce Sterling. This is his guide to surviving until 2027 - by ignoring Britain.
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
Changed reality, be it augmented or virtual is hot stuff right now. But is it just hype? Or could there be a dark side to it? A NEXT17 panel explored the issues…
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
Everyone worried about the kids. Gen Z are being destroyed by phone addiction, right? Well, maybe not…
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
Radicals and insurgents are often laughted at or ignored. But their narratives can be compelling - and change the way poltics operates.
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
How pervasive is the Dark Net? it's used more than you think, it's better quality than you think - and we can't shut it down.
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
Companies aren’t bad at innovation; they’re bad at making good decisions about that innovation. Tricia Wang explains how to make better decisions.
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
The Blockchain doens't just enable bitcoin - it could change the way we use the web. But we have to act fast.
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
Why do we care about conversational interfaces? And why could they change everything about your brand? Google's Nandini Stocker explains…
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
Can AI infuse everything we do? Possibly - but it's all about paving the pathways people already use.
By Adam Tinworth
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21/09/2017
David Mattin opened up NEXT 17 with an attack on the corporate optimism of SIlicon Valley and a pleas to replace it with nuanced optimism.
By Adam Tinworth
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16/09/2017
Got some time to spare during your visit to NEXT17? Desperate for a great coffee, and insect tasty ice cream or even a little sight seeing? Here are the NEXT team’s recommendations.
By Adam Tinworth
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15/09/2017
The best part of 20 years ago a very smart woman told me something I strongly disagreed with at the time: love, she said, isn’t a feeling. It’s a decision. In my 20-something’s surge of passion and romance, I denied it all. There was no way love was anything as…
By Adam Tinworth
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12/09/2017
The first Apple event at their new campus brought us new phones, watches and TV boxes - but also a clear look at Apple's next set of trends.
By Adam Tinworth
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07/09/2017
You phone can be hacked via ultrasonics - if you have Siri turned on. Boy, digital sucks, doesn’t it?
By Adam Tinworth
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07/09/2017
NEXT17 speaker Tricia Wang is interested in how we shape our digital tools – and how they shape us. Here’s the way she thinks…
By Adam Tinworth
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06/09/2017
Can we make sure AI boosts the job market, rather than destroying it? An article argue we can…
By Adam Tinworth