APPS
The Next Great Transit Hack: An App for Blind Subway Riders
This app is "mapping out" public transit for blind and visually impaired riders.
Can Technology Save Your Marriage?
Apps are increasing a growing number of couples meet.
He’s Fighting QAnon With Sunlight
Lyric Jain's app, Logically, is tracking fringe movements and fact-checking the news in real time.
The Race to Be the Next TikTok
There's a $6 billion market already up for grabs, and it's likely to grow.
Dating Apps Finally Target This Ignored Community of 70 Million
These apps are aimed squarely at the romantic aspirations of the autistic community.
Charitable Giving for the (Typically) Uncharitable
Trust no one when it come to cash? Here are some ways for the skeptical to feel good/better about generosity.
How Are Your Slaves Today? Here’s How to Find Out
You're probably reading this on a device made by someone less fortunate.
The Next Big Indie Filmmaker Might Be a TikToker
The social media platform is fast emerging as a training ground for novice moviemakers.
The Water-Saving DJ of Brussels
Yoeri Bellemans has a simple fix for wasted H2O: an app directing city agencies to construction sites that are already pumping out groundwater.
Tech Nonprofits Pivoting in the Pandemic
These free platforms connect people with education, food and financial services during the pandemic.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
Virtual Events Are Booming. Will It Last?
There are other advantages to online events.
The Next Digital Divide: Virus Contact Tracing
The system developed by Google and Apple relies on technology that‘s missing from older smartphones.
