People become more physically and mentally vulnerable as they grow older – but they don’t want to be treated as such. How can technology be used to help make seniors’ lives easier and more sociable, enabling them to stay independent while bringing comfort to their relatives and carers?

Due to the convenience of buying toys online, brick-and-mortar kids stores have been struggling. In a bid to lure people back to the shop floor, Toys R Us is unveiling Play Chaser: an AR app specifically designed to bring the toys on it's shelf to life through games and experiences.

AudioDrops is a location-based 'social playlist' app that lets users drop and collect songs at any location around the world. Algorithms from apps like Spotify may be getting better at predicting music tastes, but this appeals to music-lovers who still crave recommendations from real people.

Adapting to new technologies can be difficult later in life, with the vast quantity of clutter and jargon making the digital world seem impenetrable for many elderly people. How is Breezie, with its specially designed Samsung tablets, making the internet stress-free for seniors?