For a country of 8 million people, with all the issues and concerns going on around it, it’s difficult to fathom why a country like Israel looms so large in the technology space and carries the title of the world’s second largest silicon valley. Tim Holt of ABC radio South East NSW was keen to […]
On the anniversary of the CD players Phil Whelan of Radio 3 Hong Kong and I used our regular catch up to reminisce about our changing listening habits and the things on which we have consumed music and what tomorrow’s devices, music and radio stations may be. We also took a stroll through some of […]
We will increase our global population from 7 billion today to 9 billion in 2050, Australia will move from 23.7 today to 40 million in 2050 and Brisbane from 2.2 million today to 4.2 million in 2050, there are huge implications in these population increases and one of them is the notion of work. In […]
Bench-tops that turn into convection cooking tops. Weight scales that measure and guide you through the ingredient inclusions. Fridges that talk to your pantry and then let you know what you have and need and order what you don’t and 3D printers that print food ready for you to eat, were all part of a […]
