Tech writer Michael Thomsen has a piece in Complex Tech about a new iPhone app that "wants to make you a better lover." Inevitably named Spreadsheets, it uses
Linda Stone, who gave us the idea of continuous partial attention and email apnea, has a new essay outlining her idea for an Essential Self movement: The entire
One of my favorite places in the world is Edinburgh. I first went there in graduate school, and spend several days at the Royal Observatory, and several nights
Very interesting to see this piece by Jackie Ashton on a Web site mainly devoted to design and decor: Frank Lloyd Wright said it best: “If it keeps up,
When I was interviewing people who take digital Sabbaths, one of the ways they often described themselves was as spiritual, but not particularly religious. I puzzled over this
In the Bay Area, what starts out as counterculture eventually becomes a commodity. It's inevitable, and not a bad thing: indeed, the counterculture has always had an entrepreneurial
Don't think I ever took note of this San Jose Mercury News piece from earlier this year: In the heart of the Valley of Digital Distractions, mindfulness is
Problems keeping technology in balance aren't specific to the United States, according to Northern Ireland business Web site Business First Online: While technology ownership in Ireland has seen
This is a new one to me, but I find it completely plausible. According to the Melbourne Sun Herald, The stress of daily life has sparked a new phenomenon
Science writer Alice Walton argues that new research indicates that cellphones might not be the dangers we think. Brain tumors, car accidents, and virtual sex contact: Cell phones