Seamus Byrne

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In 1999 I completely dismissed the importance of flash memory cards as a storage medium for the future. It taught me big lessons on how to consider a technology’s long-term potential.

At the end of the first week of Musk’s Twitter, it’s hard to put a finger on which part of the chaos engine has been the most damaging to the brand.

News rounded up from Google, USB 4, Medibank, Spotify exclusive pods, positive social apps for teens, and AI bias issues in the jobs market.

In a year where every business is looking for an excuse to reduce costs, adding a few more ‘essential’ features to a subscription service can keep you off the cut list.

From Ethereum’s shift to proof-of-stake to Canva, Zoom and Figma making big (but very different) moves, it’s been quite a week in tech.

The LaMBDA situation is a reminder we’re just too good at personification.

The Upright Go S wants to help you improve your posture and develop better sitting habits. And it works – as long as you want to actually do the work too.

Slack Huddles gave us an audio format for quick work chats. Now it’s being extended to really put formal meetings out of business.

William Gibson's 'The Footage' meets a horror liminal space meme and I love it.