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watchOS 3, Apple, Towermag, Tower mag

Apple previews watchOS 3 faster and simpler

watchOS 3 faster, simpler with breakthrough health features Apple previewed watchOS 3, featuring significantly improved performance with the ability to

Volvo, electric bus, ABB, towermag, tower mag

Volvo hybrids emission-free electric buses in Luxembourg powered by ABB

Luxembourg was one of the first cities in Europe to implement buses with hybrid technology. In 2011, the first Volvo

coca cola, mc donalds, nike, Enrique Luis, Sardi Innovation, Milano

The Future Of Branding Is Debranding

Branding Is Debranding – As digital media blunts the impact of advertising, brands are looking for new ways to lure

TOWERMAG, PEUGEOT, L500 R HYbrid

L500 R HYbrid, how PEUGEOT sees the future of motor sport

On 30 May 1916, the PEUGEOT L45 driven by Dario Resta won the mythical Indianapolis 500 race, at an average

DESIGN NIGHT

DESIGN NIGHT – Party with design on first Thursdays When you think “high-tech,” what comes to mind? Computers and microchips,

DO IMPROV COMEDIANS MAKE THE BEST DESIGN THINKER?

Improvisation is the process of devising a solution to a requirement by making-do, despite absence of resources that might be

Bark to the future kennel

Samsung designs £20,000 the future kennel featuring paw operated snack dispenser and a hot-tub. Samsung’s futuristic kennel is created to

British Companies, Behind Yachts

British Companies Behind Yachts of the Year

British Companies Behind Yachts of the Year. At this year’s World Superyacht Awards (9 May 2015) UK-based businesses celebrated as

Headphones Wireless, towermag

A Way to Make Any Headphones Wireless

A Way to Make Any Headphones Wireless. Wireless headphones have been around for a while, but a device that can

Origami batteries, towermag

Origami batteries

Origami batteries, could one day power biosensors for use in remote locations, developed by Binghamton University researcher Seokheun Choi. Origami,