The 26th annual Raindance Film Festival kicked off in London last week, and will build to a cinematic climax this coming Saturday 6th October. Enjoying hundreds of films screened, are... read more →
Quickclass believes that the breakneck evolution of smartphones and tablets and their impact on education over the last decade has been, in balance, a really GOOD thing. Its almost as... read more →
Remember Ashley Madison? The ill-fated Canadian dating website which encouraged its users to spice up their lives by having an extramarital affair? What could possibly go wrong? Well... as it... read more →
As the entire media landscape appears to be heading digital in one form or other, sometimes a careless mistake can really come to signify the scale of the generational clash... read more →
Quickclass has a disclaimer to make here. Having not owned a car since 1993, the intervening quarter-century has instead left us to fend our way through the world’s mean streets... read more →
Transhumanism is a term which is used to describe the merging of man and machine. It might sound like science fiction, but the reality is that we’re probably a lot... read more →
iOS 12 landed at WWDC in Cupertino yesterday. If that doesn’t resonate with you at all, then you’re an Android user. Congratulations on choosing the world’s best-at-catching-up (and in many... read more →
A Decade after a few early adopting enthusiasts were able to get their hands on Apple’s original iPhone (or more likely 2008’s iPhone 3G), the market for the devices that... read more →
When you have to manage the training of 100 Fire Stations with 5000 staff and keep their skills and latest best practise up to date in real time with tracking…... read more →
Robotics company Boston Dynamics (BD) have an excellent knack of releasing films of their creations’ latest and greatest abilities… Think back-flipping humanoids or ones that refuse to be pushed over... read more →