When Our Lightbulbs Became Computers
We grew up with cheap, disposable lightbulbs. Now they are gadgets in their own right. More »
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Tim Maly writes about writes about cyborgs, architects, and our weird broken future at Quiet Babylon. He's a former game designer and the current project lead of Upper Toronto. More
We grew up with cheap, disposable lightbulbs. Now they are gadgets in their own right. More »
Siri doesn't sound human -- and that's why you'll forgive her when she doesn't understand More »
From Berlin to Baarle Hertog, cities built on or divided by borders are places where political and cultural geography is stretched to its limits More »
In which it is argued the tech press is composed largely of enthusiasts spinning happy tunes More »
In concluding the 50 Posts About Cyborgs project, we finally ask: Just what is a cyborg anyway? More »
Maybe we need to wonder and be satisfied, over and over again, as we develop increasingly difficult curiosities to resolve More »
13 years ago, Wired declared the browser dead. We check up on their bold predictions. (Spoiler: they did pretty well.) More »
The CEO defends unadulterated reading, while his company plans to sell a type of e-book so media-rich and new that they don't even have a name yet More »
