Digital Detox
Words by Charlie Price We live in a modern society of constant technological progression and rapidly evolving social media cultures. […]
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A Guide to Becoming a Digital Nomad
Words by Jasmine Dodd With flexibility, independence, and an exciting lifestyle, it is easy to think that being a digital
That’s Just the Way Things Are
by Eve Davies. It was an early spring morning on Penarth platform. Martha stood awaiting the northward train. She was
Can an iPad Replace Bullet Journaling?
words by: Maja Metera I’m going to be honest with you from the start – I know nothing about technology
The Culture of Living Alone
Written by Kat Wheeler Like many introverts across the world, my first reaction to being ordered to stay inside was
Download’s Holiday Gift Guide
By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch Tech and gaming gifts aren’t always the easiest to buy; different platforms, compatibility and
Technology and Status
Words by Lewis Empson Depictions of status have varied massively throughout time; wealth has been attributed to sports cars, designer
Mainstream Pop Culture: The Pros & Cons From a Quarantine Perspective
Words by Cerys Jones The presence of popular culture within contemporary society has become more prevalent than ever during the
AI and Discrimination
By Amelia Field Artificial intelligence has been around as long as technology has but we have seen its rise in
A Little Less Conversation
… a little less interaction please. In today’s society, technology plays a big part in our lives. No one, myself
The Year of the Bitcoin – A Cryptocurrency Crash Course
Imagine a currency you can’t hold in your hands; a single coin is currently worth over ┬ú10,000, more than ten
Cardiff the VR Capital
When most people think of pioneers of Virtual Reality they picture the concrete jungle or Silicon Valley, but the truth
Wearable Tech
It’s 2016 and if anything is changing, it’s fashion. Georgina Crespi looks at the phenomenon of fashion technology and what
Communication Problems
With the image of heads buried in their hand-held screens surrounding us, Andy Love examines the way smart phones have
Review: Nexus 5
Arguably, the two heaviest hitters in the smartphone market are Samsung and Apple. Both occupy headlines in their seemingly-eternal patent
Review: 1984, Sherman Cymru
Reviewed by Amy Pay If you look up “scary theatre” on a search engine, you’ll see that The Woman In