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New health and safety technology to look out for in 2019

The popularity of smart wearable technology has been growing at a phenomenal rate during the past couple of years.

How wear technology is shaping the manufacturing industry

Over the past few decades, the manufacturing industry has been improving and expanding thanks to a variety of factors. However, the majority of this change has been driven by innovations to wear technology, as well as technology as a whole.

How have innovative designs affected traditional products?

The influence of technology and innovative design are constantly influencing the way that brands are releasing products; whether that be updated versions of products or creating a completely new line.

Majority of Brits are mobile gamers

Despite 64% not identifying as gamers, Brits are playing mobile games on average three times a week, according to new study.

5 apps that should be on every trader's phone

Whether you're a financial newbie or a seasoned trader, smartphones have revolutionized the way we think about trading stocks and securities. Looking to get into the trading game?

The top five ways to earn money on your smartphone

The top five ways to earn money on your smartphone

The smartphone is many things, but one thing we don’t use it enough for is to make money. Sure, we’re happy to bash away on Angry Birds and take selfies, yet in reality we could be using it to make a real tidy profit.

Ready for the World Cup? You will be with these five apps…

Ready for the World Cup? You will be with these five apps…

You know when the official Panini World Cup sticker album is out, it’s time to start thinking about a summer of football.

How can lookbooks support start-up businesses?

A self-promotional lookbook can offer numerous benefits for start-up businesses that are newly launched and looking for customers.

A new ‘industrial revolution’ declared at art and technology collaboration event

A new ‘industrial revolution’ declared at art and technology collaboration event

“We are currently living through an industrial revolution” – that was the declaration of Siemens’ learning and development head speaking at an exhilarating digital and art showcase at Macclesfield Town Hall.

Amazon Echo Show - the first Echo with a display

Amazon Echo Show - the first Echo with a display

Amazon has announced that Echo Show, the first Echo to include a display, is now shipping in the UK.

Virtual Reality: The ultimate tool for storytelling and sharing your nature excursions

Virtual Reality: The ultimate tool for storytelling and sharing your nature excursions

Nature and virtual reality seemingly do not have a lot in common. One is an advanced and currently trending technology that immerses the viewer in a lifelike but ultimate unreal scenario, while the other is all about, well, trees, lakes and mountains, fresh air and getting back to the basics.

Top 5 best gadgets that will make a traveler’s life easier

Travelling is easier than ever before – you can hop in a plane, train, or automobile and be almost anywhere in the world in a matter of hours with little more than determination and a bit of cash.

Logitech Harmony hub-based products now work with the Google Assistant

Logitech Harmony hub-based products now work with the Google Assistant

Logitech has announced that Logitech Harmony hub-based products now work with the Google Assistant on Google Home, eligible Android phones and iPhones in the UK, expanding the possibilities of voice control.

Body cameras - a good or bad move for enhancing school security?

A pair of schools in the UK are to undertake a trial where teachers will wear body cameras within the classroom, a report published by the Times Education Supplement (TES) has revealed.

Analysing the ocean’s depths

Analysing the ocean’s depths

Join subsea technology specialists Tracerco as they analyse what can be found in our oceans — a space that covers 71 per cent of Earth and, according to NOAA’s National Geophysical Data Center estimated, is made up of 321,003,271 cubic miles of water: