Tomorrow is tactile, not sterile
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Tom Cheesewright on What is a phone for? It sounds like a daft question. It certainly would have […]
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Paint a target on yourself: Facebook & Cambridge Analytica revisited
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Tom Cheesewright on Mark Zuckerberg on stage at Facebook’s F8 conference. Image by Maurizio Pesce — https://www.flickr.com/photos/pestoverde/15051962555 I […]
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Fighting friction: 5G & getting paid
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Tom Cheesewright on I am a bit obsessed with friction. I don’t mean it in the literal sense, […]
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Data may be big, but information moves slowly
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Tom Cheesewright on In an age of ‘big data’ it is sometimes shocking how slowly infomation moves from the well-informed to the less well connected
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How do you make a phone disappear?
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Tom Cheesewright on Take a look at the icons across the top of your phone. They can be […]
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Mobile World Congress: For all the talk of remote working, nothing beats being there
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Tom Cheesewright on In the studio at MWC18 I returned to Mobile World Congress for the first time in […]
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Amazon, Facebook, Google: Open networks and private nodes
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Tom Cheesewright on What is the biggest challenge to the tech behemoths of today? Is it competition? Is it regulation? Or is it standardisation?
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When physical and digital combine
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Tom Cheesewright on The physical domain is increasingly digital. And the digital domain is bleeding into the physical. When the two combine it will change everything.
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The value of VR
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Tom Cheesewright on While virtual reality may remain largely a gimmick in the consumer world, in business it is starting to look very serious indeed.
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Indexing an infinite world
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Tom Cheesewright on The goal of search engines is to go beyond the web and index our entire world: people, places, objects and ideas
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Social Networks: Pub or publication?
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Tom Cheesewright on Is Twitter a pub or a publication? I had this debate with Julia Hartley-Brewer on […]
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Why mixed reality might further fragment our societies
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Tom Cheesewright on Digital communications technologies have brought the world closer together, but they could just as easily divide and fracture it again
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