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How these stunning images could change Autism

These incredible images are helping to pave the way for autism research across the globe.

Artificial Intelligence: New prosthetics allowing patients to feel

Scientists in Austria have unveiled a new prosthetic that allows the user to feel again.

Time-lapse video of first days’s of bees life raises awareness of their plight

Incredible footage of the first days of a bees gives greater insight into the varroa mite plaguing hives worldwide.

Change The World, Not Everyday Life – Mike Murphy

From it’s very beginning Kokako organic coffee company has always taken a bigger picture view, we talk to Managing Director Mike Murphy.

‘Forgotten digital century’ looms warns Google boss

Our digital material could be lost forever because programs to view them will become defunct.

Get Home Safe app helps thousands reach home safely

The first app of its kind, Get Home Safe is helping thousands of people reach home safely.

Is your love life suffering from a ‘technoference’?

70 per cent of couples are favouring time spent on their smart phones and tablets to sex.

NYC’s women-only taxi service hits the streets

Just launched in New York City, the SheRides mobile app matches female taxi drivers with women who prefer not to be driven by men.

Doctors to prescribe health apps to patients

UK family doctors will soon be prescribing patients smartphone apps to improve their wellbeing.

South Korea bans selfie sticks

A move by their government to ban bootleg selfie sticks has angered South Koreans.

Phones prove to be pain in the neck

Looking down at our phones for long periods of time is placing enormous strain on our spines and damage to our neck.

Can Wikipedia help predict virus outbreaks?

Scientists say Wikipedia can help them predict virus outbreaks nearly a month before health officials.

Smartphones to get handy upgrade

Computer Scientists are developing a radar-like system to control wireless devices with hand gestures.

Change The World, Not Everyday Life – Jo Woods

We talk to Jo woods, associate as eCubed Building Workshop in Auckland about the future of sustainable design and technology.

Change The World, Not Everyday Life – Dr. Mary Grogan

Change is hard. MiNDFOOD’S resident psychologist, Dr Mary Grogan, explains how to break out of the habitual cycle and why we can all change the world.

15-year-old develops new store-topping app

A 15-year-old Australian boy has developed a new app which is taking the world by storm.

World’s first “smart desk” revealed

A smart desk which monitors our potentially lethal sitting habits has been released.

Detroit man wants to trade his home in for an iPhone 6

This Detroit homeowner is desperately trying to trade his home for an iPhone 6.

Issey Miyake SS15 – Paris Fashion Week

Issey Miyake Spring Summer 2015 show bought a unique blend of innovation, colour and technical excellence to the runway at the Place de la Concorde in the centre of Paris.

Could we see flying cars as early as 2016?

Aeronautical engineer, Sam Schweighart, has claimed his designed flying car could hit the market by 2016.

In need of a cuddle? This app has you covered

Move over Tindr – this new app is giving people access to no-strings-attached cuddles with strangers.

Leaked details emerge of the world’s newest fitness tool, the “iWatch”

New leaked details of Apple’s new smart watch have surfaced on the internet – a watch which could revolutionise the way we exercise.

Meet the ‘smart’ bench of the future

Boston is bringing public seating into the digital age with Soofa, the solar-powered park bench of the future.

5 minutes with Cameron Diaz

MiNDFOOD’s cover star Cameron Diaz airs her gripes with technology with us in light of her hilarious new film, Sex Tape.

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