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Feast your eyes on the first Google Cardboard prototype

Even the world’s biggest companies have to start somewhere. In this case, that company is Google, and its starting point was this hideous contraption that later became known as Google Cardboard. This is the very first Google Cardboard prototype. 10 million followed. pic.twitter.com/8YayRtYx8s — Clay Bavor (@claybavor) March 1, 2017 Follow TNW at SXSW 2017! …

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Digital Trends: 2017 will be shaped by VR, AR, an internet for AI and digital assistants

To work out what shape digital tech will likely take, we should look at the major developments of 2016.

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Direct Mail Meets Digital, To The Delight Of Brands

With programmatic now in the mix, there’s nothing antiquated about direct mail, at least not the way brands including Boxed and Marlette Funding are using it.

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Google's new tech turns VR headsets invisible

Google has figured out a way to let you see VR headset users' full faces while they're immersed in an experience - as if the headsets were invisible.

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Infographic: What Millennials Want Online and Off

When it comes to advertising, Gen Y is surprisingly receptive to old-school TV spots and telemarketing.

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As Grocerants Enter The Lexicon, Will Grocery Stores And Restaurants Cease To Exist?

Do you like going to the grocery to get a week's worth, or several days' worth, of meals, and going to the restaurant for a sit-down special meal? As you may have noticed, you could instead go to a restaurant and get extra food for home, or you could pick up some prepared take out at your favorite grocery. Introducing the idea behind the grocerant, which is really a term that shows how groceries and restaurants are starting to look an awfully lot alike.

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The Friendship Crisis For Millennials

How to be mindful in using social media to supplement (and diminish) our friendships.

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How Millennials Will Shape Food In 2017

As a consumer group, millennials are a powerful force and shape just about everything these days, particularly when it comes to food. We're taking a look at some of ways they seem likely to shake up what's on the menu in 2017.

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Think Tank: Why Millennials Are the Future of Luxury

Gabrielle Rein discusses why Millennials are important, and how brands are wooing them.

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The Playboy Interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates

Making the case that the United States government owes black people for what it has done to them is an unlikely way to become a household name but thats what TaNehisi Coates did...

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happy memorial day or whatever 

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Toyota and Uber Reach Investment, Lease Partnership

Toyota said it had invested in Uber Technologies as part of a strategic alliance aimed at getting more drivers on the ride-hailing service.

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The Untold Story of Magic Leap, the World’s Most Secretive Startup

Virtual reality is posed to become a fundamental technology, and outfits like Magic Leap have an opportunity to become some of the largest companies ever.

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The Untold Story of Magic Leap, the World’s Most Secretive Startup

Virtual reality is posed to become a fundamental technology, and outfits like Magic Leap have an opportunity to become some of the largest companies ever.

“YOU GOTS TO HAVE VISION” 

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Is the New Luxury a Better You?

Luxury spending is shifting from stuff to experiences to personal transformations, where a better you becomes the product.

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Is Burberry's New Seasonless Model Really A Good Thing? | Highsnobiety

As Burberry announces it is scrapping the traditional release schedule for a "seasonless" approach, who are the winners and losers?

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The art directors and copywriters of the advertising agency Droga5 know a thing or two about putting a look together.

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