My Other Life
Cyberspace is a world unto its own. But there is one website, Second Life that gives you a whole new sense of being. Where Ramsay Short finds out you can be whoever you want and make money doing so.
A Future Frankenstein?
Are genetically modified organisms a revolution in food production that will save our planet or are they a serious threat to our health and the environment? Iyad Kayali explains what GMOs are and how the multibillion dollar industry has entered our market.
Fit for a King
Technophiles are always thinking of what it would be like to have an unlimited budget in order to set up the ultimate home entertainment system. Iyad Kayali delves into the glamorous high-tech world of Archimedia to find out more.
One for the Home
Drinking a Long Island Ice Tea or a Virgin Pina Colada used to only be possible when out of the house. Until, that is, Digital Beverages created the possibility of a digital bartender for your home.
Eco-Logical
As policymakers grapple for ways to circumvent reliance on fossil fuels, real estate developers are already championing the cause. As Habib Battah discovers, in the Gulf, environment-friendly projects are beginning to skyrocket.
Audio alfresco
At any good outdoor party of if you just want to lounge by the pool, music is key to your enjoyment. There are better ways of hearing your indoor sound system than by just turning the volume up. As Ken Kessler discovers, some speakers can weather the harshest conditions and still sing a go
Downloadables
Did you know that the web was created by Englishman Tim Berners-Lee (and not by Al Gore as is ‘famously’ thought) in 1991, at CERN, the particle physics laboratory near Geneva? Did you also know that in 1994 there were 10,000 websites and now there are over 100 million? Berners-Lee’s visio