Cycling is the perfect way to explore a city, but it can be a challenge if you don’t know your way around. Blubel is hoping to make people feel more at ease getting around unfamiliar urban areas with the development of a smart bike bell that knows the ins and outs of your locale.

While people might be taking iPads and laptops into classrooms and university lectures, this might not be the best way to remember what’s being said. According to a new study, people who write notes by hand remember the content better than those who use electronic devices.

As people grow increasingly anxious about always being ‘on’, they’re seeking new ways to relax. Walkonomics is an app that encourages users to take longer, more beautiful paths. But if 70% of people feel short on time, will they really want to spend precious minutes on taking the scenic route?

We increasingly rely on smartphones to supplement our knowledge and store our memories. But with 31% of people running out of space monthly, these digital brains are getting full. By merging device storage with the cloud, can the Nextbit Robin put an end to ‘post deletion stress disorder’?