Technology for women has transcended the early years of 'shrinking and pinking' – and just as well, given that women are, in many ways, more prevalent tech consumers than men. But with just 41% actively agreeing that technology caters to their needs, how is tech evolving to appeal tobothgenders?

Video games aren’t seen as particularly inclusive by LGBTQ+ gamers – 65% believe that characters don’t adequately reflect all sexual orientations. Looking to tackle this,Dream Daddyputs players in the shoes of a single gay dad navigating a new city in the search for romance.

Long regarded as fringe participants, women now represent a significant part of the gaming community, making up around half of players in the US and UK. With a whole new generation of girls ready to ‘press start’, how can this stereotypically male-focused industry be more female-friendly?

Hearing is typically regarded as a secondary sense to sight, but for those without the ability to see, sound is a vital medium to make sense of the world. The Impossible Run is harnessing the power of sound vibrations to help blind athletes run without the aid of a guide.