How the Bullet Journal stopped me lying to myself
The humble to-do list has been rebranded for millennials. A sceptical Leo Mirani finds himself converted
The humble to-do list has been rebranded for millennials. A sceptical Leo Mirani finds himself converted
Over-engineered by a company that doesn’t seem to understand how humans interact, they are a perfect example of Silicon Valley arrogance
A week on an electric bike may have earned Leo Mirani the scorn of hardened London commuters, but he can see only upsides to the new cycling revolution
What is the best way to address a voice assistant? Tom Standage and his family try to strike the right note
Tech companies use the insights of behaviour design to keep us returning to their products. But some of the psychologists who developed the science of persuasion are worried about how it is being used
Alexandra Suich meets Lyft’s co-founder, John Zimmer, and asks why Silicon Valley is so obsessed with winning
He was a hacker, entrepreneur and idealist who killed himself aged 26. An important new book puts his story in context
At a new show in London artists make the virtual real – but can data really be art?
Tony Fadell counts himself lucky to have been mentored by Bill Campbell
An ingenious digital installation that lets you use your smartphone in a new way
