Make money from your house without moving out
The sharing economy allows you to turn your home into a hotel and your car into a taxi. We explain how – and why it’s good for you…
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How hi-res audio is rescuing us from a music Dark Age
We’ve endured a music quality wasteland in pursuit of convenience. With the rise of hi-res audio we can have both quality and accessibility
Give away data to big bad companies… and be happy
Stuff’s Esat Dedezade wants an easy life – and sees giving massive corporations his most personal data as a way of getting it
A, B, C++, Dart, Erlang… The future of learning is in code
Coding is tomorrow’s grammar – as important a transferrable skill as learning maths or English. Marc McLaren speaks to Decoded’s Ali Blackwell to find out why…
Five analogue things that digital tried and failed to kill
Digital media isn’t finishing off physical media – it’s making it better, says Stephen Graves
The amazing ways new tech shapes storytelling
Technology not only changes the fabric of how stories get told, but also the actual stories themselves, says Stephen Graves
Why the smart money’s still on CD
If you want music quality and convenience, discover via streaming services but get those lossless kicks via CD, says Simon Lucas
Promoted: The perfect phone for music memories
Has there ever been a better handset for music addicts than the Amazon Fire phone? The all-seeing, all-hearing phone loves music as much as you do…
Seven ways your junk became art
Don’t be precious with your gadget relics. Artists and designers are turning obsolete tech into objects you’ll want to own
The smart screen of the future touches back
It looks real, it sounds real. But could it feel real? Here’s why the next gen of touchscreens won’t feel like glass
How graphene gadgets will take us back in time
Will Dunn explains why graphene, a form of carbon with bizarre superpowers, will reshape your future gadgets into the past…
