FIFA 20: one month in…
FIFA 20 has been out for a month and I now feel that I have played enough to write a review. Few games stir such powerful feeling as FIFA. Few can match the soaring highs and crushing lows felt as you navigate your way through
Category Archives: Technology
Floating trains and limitless electricity: The mystery of superconductivity
James Smithson explores the history of superconductivity, and speculates on the implications of a future advanced by room-temperature superconductors.
Artificial intelligence: Cause for celebration or fear?
Inspired by a recent breakthrough by Google’s AlphaZero program, this article explores the potential of artificial intelligence and whether it spells good or bad news for humans.
Is Alexa spying on you?
Is Alexa as innocent as we believe she is? More worryingly, are our conversations stored and accessed by the government?
Logan Paul: Has YouTube gone too far?
With impressionable audiences and irresponsible idols, are things going to have to change for YouTube?
Explaining net neutrality
Jonathan Gregory explores the effect that ending net neutrality might have on us, the consumers. But it is not as black and white as you might think…
FIFA 18: Demo first impressions, and why I am not going to buy it
What FIFA-based trauma could cause such a title? How could a game such as FIFA cause such trauma? Find out here!
Privacy? What’s that?
Louis Harris explores privacy in the modern age.
10 years of the iPhone
The Apple iPhone has transformed the world of technology. To mark the iPhone’s 10th anniversary we take a look back at its history.
The future of mass surveillance
Vault 7, WikiLeaks, and the inevitable demise of privacy.
