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With London's population expected to reach 11 million by 2015 and local recycling rates in decline, we need solutions for increasing amounts of waste.
Today, Ugo and Dave are joined by Peter Mui from Fixit Clinic, a U.S. based "troubleshooting and discovery workshop" that has much in common with Restart Parties and Repair Cafes.
Dave Pickering talks to Sophia Flucker and Dave Lukes about the forgotten places that generate our data, and how we can build a greener internet
This week, Janet is joined by Restart volunteer David Méry to discuss both the opportunities and problems created by new wearable technologies.
We talk with mechanical keyboard enthusiasts about improving our time typing. Not everybody takes such interest, but with care at purchase and maintenance, keyboards can really last
Trust is key in any relationship, be it with humans or the gadgets we use. What happens to that trust when those devices evolve beyond our expectations? We talk to design studio IF on the role of design in empowering people to trust their devices.
What's the difference between a prerecorded birdsong and a real one? 3D sound aims to bring audio technology even closer to real life. But does it really work, and will it render all our regular listening devices obsolete?
Tim Hunkin's world is one of whirring gears and flashing lights: but underneath is an in-depth examination of society’s relationship with technology.
From Citizen Science projects to community-run operating systems, we examine how we can have more of a say in how to keep ourselves safe.
Janet and Neil are joined by Jim Boulton, ‘digital archaeologist’ and curator of the exhibition 64 Bits, a project that chronicles the history of the web.