Now that Nielsen is providing competitive multi-platform primetime data to its subscribers via its Streaming Content Ratings, the broadcast networks are getting a much clearer view of how their shows’ viewership across live, time-shifted, on-demand and streaming viewing is shaping up vs. their rivals. So far, the big streaming winner appears to be freshman ABC […]
Back in 2010, Gary Wolf, then the editor of Wired magazine, delivered a TED talk in Cannes called “the quantified self.” It was about what he termed a “new fad” among tech enthusiasts. These early adopters were using gadgets to monitor everything from their physiological data to their mood and even the number of nappies their children used.
Wolf acknowledged that these people were outliers—tech geeks fascinated by data—but their behavior has since permeated mainstream culture.
From the smartwatches that track our steps and heart rate, to the fitness bands that log sleep patterns and calories burned, these gadgets are now ubiquitous. Their popularity is emblematic of a modern obsession with quantification—the idea that if something isn’t logged, it doesn’t count.
In an era where technology seamlessly integrates with every aspect of our lives, travel tech gadgets have become indispensable for enhancing travel experiences. From staying connected to ensuring safety and convenience, these gadgets play a crucial role in making travel more enjoyable and efficient. As an expert in technology and gadgets, I will guide you through some of the essential travel tech…
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