Category: Hi Tech
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$45 million Residence 950 to shatter the record for the most expensive property sold in San Francisco
This green getaway in the midst of the San Francisco city life comes with an $45 million asking price and a garden which spans an entire block. The ultra-luxury house has an underground two-story art gallery and an infinity-edge swimming pool that overlooks the San Francisco Bay. Residence 950 is located in Russian Hill,…
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Hublot is celebrating the decade since the creation of Bitcoin. Big Bang Meca-10 P2P is only purchasable with cryptocurrency
Hublot is marking the ten year anniversary of Bitcoin by launching the first watch that can only be purchased using Bitcoin. Hublot Big Bang Meca-10 P2P is a limited edition of 210 timepieces, a reference to the global limit of Bitcoins, which is fixed at 21 million. Bitcoin was created only just ten years…
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iPhone XR review: Apple’s cheaper battery king
With Face ID and a decent screen, this phone attempts a happy medium between quality and price – but £750 still isn’t a bargain
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Senior executives no longer have the option to treat design as a luxury. Study
Companies from a wide variety of industries consistently showed financial benefits from good design: from retail banking to medical devices to consumer goods. This suggests that companies that improve their design capability can improve their financial performance whether they are making physical products, digital apps, services, experiences or a combination of these things. McKinsey…
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Escheatment: Maltese Cat Book Series. Chapters 44-45. Bo Gets an Offer
The Maltese Cat, the main character, takes you on an another International adventure. “Escheatment”, Book 1 in the Maltese Cat Book Series continues with new chapters. Enjoy: Chapters 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 & 8, 9 & 10, Chapter 11, Chapters 12 & 13, 14-16, 17, 18, Chapters 19 & 20, Chapter 21, 22 & 23, 24, 25, 26, Chapters 27-29 Chapter 30, 31-32, 33-34, chapters 35 & 36, Chapters…
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A portrait created by AI just sold for $432,000. But is it really art?
An image of Edmond de Belamy, created by a computer, has just been sold at Christie’s. But no algorithm can capture our complex human consciousness