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From drones to body cams, tech is changing the fight against crime
Technology is opening the door for cameras on every corner and even eyes in the sky, but the fundamental tension between privacy and security is not going way.
Today we carry technology. Tomorrow we’ll wear it
No longer just a means for protecting us from the elements, tomorrow’s clothing will be stronger, lighter, more comfortable, custom fitted to us, and even smart enough to interact with our gadgets.
As billionaires ogle Mars, the space race is back on
SpaceX, Blue Origin and NASA all want to put humans on Mars, and with competition heating up, it may go down in less than a decade.
Tech wrecked our bodies, but next it will make us healthier than ever
TVs, computers and smartphones have made us more sedentary than any other generation, but the next batch of technology promises to boot us from our connected cocoons and get moving again.
Tinder will look quaint beside the future of digital dating
Online dating went from a novelty to the de facto was of meeting a mate in only 10 years, and as it goes mobile, it will continue to reshape the relationship landscape.
For tomorrow’s cars, going driverless is just the beginning
Yes, your next car will drive itself. But it will also run on electricity or hydrogen, talk to the cars around it, and maybe you won’t actually own it at all.
Cyborgs are already here, but the next steps will make you nauseous
From bionic limbs to sensors that let you “smell’ color, the body modifications of science fiction are finally coming to fruition, and not all of them are born in squeaky-clean hospital labs.
From cyberwarfare to drones, the future of conflict is electronic
More than 10 years fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan have radically reshaped our armed forces, and technology like drones, sensors and even more advanced fighter jets will make the next 10 years full of even more surprises.