03 Jul Here’s How Your Taste In Music Evolves As You Age

“Exactly how does your taste in music evolve over time? Science now has the answer.”

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03 Jul How Worried Should We Be About Facial Recognition?

Experts say we have a decade at most to legally restrict the technology—or else.

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03 Jul Mastercard testing facial recognition security app – BBC News

Mastercard tests a smartphone app that uses facial recognition to verify online purchases.

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03 Jul Why Technology Isn’t Truly Wearable

For a week, I wore all the fashionable technology I could get my hands on. But it only made fashion and technology seem farther apart.

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03 Jul Research shows that attention, imagination equally important for creativity – Medical Xpress

The role that attention plays in generating new and useful ideas is controversial among neuroscientists. Some neuroimaging studies have shown that creativity involves more cognitive control, or focused attention.

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03 Jul Color Universal Design and Architecture

Despite the stereotypical all-black architect’s dress code, architects use color every day, especially to explain our work to others.

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03 Jul The return of creativity and design – Econsultancy (blog)

Optimisation leads to incremental gain, while creativity leads to disruption.

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03 Jul Museum exhibit offers peek at tomorrow’s wearable technology – San Jose Mercury News

Wearable tech, that much-buzzed-about phenomenon coming soon to a body (very) near yours, has already arrived this week at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View with an exhibit called ‘On You: A Story of Wearable Computing.’…

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03 Jul Robotic technology allows disable visitors to roam museums

Robotic technology allows disable visitors to roam museums Patrick Regan doesn’t have to leave his home in Alaska to explore San Francisco’s de Young …

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28 Jun 11 funny and intellectual street art | Creative Scoops

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