From NASA’s international Space Apps Challenge, we’re joined by Huanning Wang and Tanya Oleksuik, two of the Toronto Hackathon winners responsible for the creative kids app A Kid On The Moon. They represent a team that was among 15,000 people competing acros...

Skip to the 1:26 mark to listen. This week Kris Abel introduces What She Said’s Christine Bentley, Sharon Caddy, and Kate Wheeler to… Kelli Anderson, a digital paper designer who working on a pop-up book full of working paper machines including a planetarium...

This week we explore the fickle nature of fame and self-marketing, remember Neil Armstrong as a rare role-model for kids, and in light of Apple’s winning lawsuit over Samsung, explore why some forms of copying seem to be accepted when others are not. This is the a...

With a 5.3” screen the Samsung Galaxy Note is a very large cellphone. A decade ago it would look ridiculous held up against your head, but with the exquisite thinness and butterfly lightness of today’s devices your hand hides most of it and so it’s not as bad as it coul...