Mike Elgan
Contributing Columnist
Mike Elgan is a technology-obsessed journalist, author, blogger, podcaster and digital nomad. Learn more at his website: elgan.com.
What you need to know about the new world of social
Huge changes are suddenly taking place in the world of social media. It's time to throw away old assumptions about how social communication works.
Why Apple's coming 'iGlasses' will be better than you think
Is Apple creating VR-type glasses? Prescription type glasses? Glasses for business use? Will they succeed? The answer is yes.
Why the future of robots is far better than science fiction imagined
We've all seen the future in science fiction. In the future, robots that move, look, act and think like humans will coexist with humanity, doing jobs and even striking up friendships and relationships with people. In fact, the...
AI will understand the world (so you don't have to!)
Here's a false idea the conspiracy theorists missed: Different AI services are conspiring to dumb us down.
It's time to ban news-choosing algorithms
Rise of the machines? Turns out "Skynet" isn't controlling killer robots. It's controlling us.
How social media will become the most reliable source of information
Today, social sites like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook drive the fake news disinformation crisis. Tomorrow they're our best hope for solving it.
Why you should sign up for the Starlink public beta
The future is coming soon from a low-earth orbit satellite near you. Don't be late for the launch.
Make way for the new head of remote work
Large organizations are suddenly hiring for a new position that will change your work life forever. Here's what you need to know.
Should you embrace Google's new business card replacement?
Google is testing a new post-pandemic, no-touch alternative to business cards that lets you add your info to search results when people Google you.
How to think about Microsoft's new smartphone
Don't call it a smartphone, says Microsoft — the Surface Duo is a two-screen phablet that will change the world — but only Microsoft's world.
