The digital-physical merger

By Martin Recke

The next big thing isn’t AI itself, but the interplay of intelligence, data, networks/computing and energy.

What brought down Amazon Web Service this week? Fat Fingers…

By Adam Tinworth

What catastrophic failure brought down some of Amazon's cloud infrastructure this week? Could it be something terribly simple?

How we will remember: the new age of digital photos

By Adam Tinworth

We've come an awful long way from albums full of print photos - and much of that journey has come in the last few months. This is how we will live - and remember.

The new MacBook: lessons in brutal simplicity and utility

By Adam Tinworth

Apple surprised most people with the launch of the new MacBook - with only a single port. Is this a compelling vision of the wireless future, where computers are just another handy appliance?

5 things I learnt from LeWeb day two

By Adam Tinworth

Insights on the cloud, innovation, mobile and body image.

What the heck is Cloud Service Design?

By Martin Recke

This week, I saw a piece written by David Linthicum, titled “Cloud API and service designers, stop thinking small”. And while I always like to think big, I started to wonder what cloud API has to do with service design.

When the Cloud feels creepy

By Adam Tinworth

My Nexus 7 surprised me by knowing what I was doing miles way from it. We need to change our view of what our devices are…

Google Glass: making wearable computing mainstream?

By Adam Tinworth

Could Google's connected glasses suggest a future where we're surrounded by wearable tech? And what does that mean for our mobile phones?

Return on shared data: the counter to the cloud Big Brother

By NEXT Conference

The discussion about privacy in cloud services is focusing on the wrong issues, argues official blogger Adelina Peltea

Mountain Lion: making the hardware less important?

By Adam Tinworth

With the announcement of Mountain Lion, Apple is making hardware less significant than ever.