Peter Ward
Inverse
United Kingdom
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Why Apple’s Steve Wozniak’s paradoxical plan to solve space junk just might work
Privateer, co-founded by Steve Wozniak, aims to make space environmentalism its business. Can it’s controversial methods really clean up space junk? → Read More
Beyond longevity: The DIY quest to cheat death and stop aging
Biohackers engage in DIY biology, experimenting on themselves to enhance their brain and body. And many of them see longevity as the ultimate prize. → Read More
SoHo’s Journey From Hell’s Hundred Acres to an Artistic Haven
Learn about the long and varied history of New York’s SoHo neighborhood, which used to be an industrial area called Hell’s Hundred Acres. → Read More
A Brief History of Austin’s Technology Scene
Austin, Texas, has had its eye on becoming a major tech hub for decades, and is now succeeding. → Read More
The Technology That Changed New York City: The Subway
New York City’s subway system, first introduced in 1904, might never have been built if it hadn’t been for the blizzard of 1888. → Read More
The Technology Calling the Shots in Tennis
Tennis has been one of the most prolific adopters of new technology since the 1970s, with artificial intelligence now playing a part. → Read More
Summer Gadgets to Take to the Beach
If you're heading to the beach this summer, you may want to look into some of these gadgets. → Read More
Alexa Is Coming to Your Hotel Room
Amazon's Alexa AI technology is coming to hotel rooms and vacation rentals this summer. → Read More
North Korea’s Long Journey Towards Connecting to the World
North Korea's willingness to talk doesn't necessarily mean it will become connected to the world yet. → Read More
Australia to Trial Solar-Powered Devices That Pull Water from the Air
A system being trialed in Australia could help solve drought issues around the world. → Read More
New York City’s Long-Held Fascination With Moving Sidewalks
New York was nearly home to moving sidewalks but several proposals from the 19th century onwards did not take. → Read More
California’s Solar Power Efforts Eclipsing the Rest of America
California's renewable energy laws will mean more solar panels on housing in the state. → Read More
Merging Technology and Meditation in New York
A large number of apps are now providing meditation through mobile apps, including Inscape in New York. → Read More
Why is Peppa Pig Considered a Counterculture Icon in China?
China has censored videos on the Douyin app featuring the popular British cartoon. → Read More
New York’s Tech Neighborhoods: Dumbo
Dumbo, the neighborhood under Manhattan bridge, has a reputation for hosting tech startups. → Read More
How Safe is Your Hotel Room Lock?
A security firm has found a security flaw in hotel door locking systems, which could be exploited by hackers. → Read More
The Real-Life Superheroes Defending New York City's Streets
New York's streets are populated with real-life superheroes seeking their own form of vigilante justice. → Read More
Beijing Looks to Attract Top Technology Talent
As part of China's push to become world leaders in technologies like AI, it is relaxing visa rules for foreign workers. → Read More
This Is the Number One App for Meeting New People
Shapr is a free app that helps people around the world make meaningful and inspirational connections. → Read More
How to Boost Your Phone Battery While Traveling
There a few handy tips to avoid running out of battery in the middle of an adventure. → Read More