At South by Southwest 2016, Kodak Alaris has created The Memory Observatory, a physical installation that mimics the self-reflective experience that the brand hopes to create with its new app,...

–Imitation towns are being developed to accommodate an aging population. The spaces, which recreate life in the 1950s, use ‘reminiscence therapy’ to encourage Alzheimer patients to talk about...

...the relationship between food and technology, the role memory plays in eating and the intimacy of food. What is augmented food and what do you hope to achieve by creating...

...most radical gesture we noticed was an effort to carve out spaces for reflection, meditation and intimacy in the midst of a hurricane of hashtags. Kodak Memory Observatory Naturally, one...

...and deeply affecting experience blurring the virtual with the real, even after the headset is taken off. 7 lives poster. Credit: Red Corner. Scene from a memory, 7 lives. 7...

...age.” British supermodel Yasmin Le Bon, 53, has recently confessed to experiencing menopause-related memory loss and body aches, and gaining a “layer of padding,” while former socialite Meg Mathews describes...

...and the frequency and the range. So if I said to you, “How many fruits and vegetables did you eat on average in the last week?” your memory recall is...

...anticipatory design. –Digiday considers brands’ love affair with emojis. -Print books remain popular among screen-weary Millennials and teens, reports The Guardian. -Typing is eroding our memory, according to Fast Company....

...Mr Miyagi. He was one of three popular bloggers who led the Singapore Memory Project’s recent Food Trail, which had foodies competing to eat from 8 a.m. to midnight at...

...mail has a way of sticking in the memory that virtual mail doesn’t, according to a 2009 study by Millward Brown for the U.K.’s Royal Mail service. That might account...