4.1.20 | The Garage
Modern Life
Modern Life
Print helps small businesses rise above the digital deluge
Unique and creative print pieces are a powerful way to break through the influx of ads, alerts, posts, and emails customers receive.
Modern Life
Modern Life
7 habits for organizing your digital photos
Getting a handle on your digital images is easy if you cultivate a few simple habits from professional organizers.
Modern Life
Modern Life
For happier holiday memories, stay connected IRL
Connect with friends and family over real experiences that are worth remembering — no filter or password required.
History of Memory
Can one photo change your life? Explore true, amazing stories about photographs that have done just that. Plus: Learn how to print, protect and preserve your own precious memories.
Arts & Design
Arts & Design
The magical “box” that captures textured materials in 3D
The fashion world and other manufacturers can’t wait to get their hands on this magical “box” that captures the texture of any material in 3D.
Arts & Design
Arts & Design
Pioneering women are leading the way in VR filmmaking
Meet eight women who are shaping an innovative, inclusive culture in virtual reality filmmaking.
Arts & Design
Arts & Design
At Sundance, Olivia Wilde invites us to Wake Up
A new short film from HP and the actor, director, and activist explores human connections and our relationship with technology.
Modern Life
“People are trying to find ways to get off of their screens and interact face to face.”
—Vanessa Briceño, co-owner, Tea + Victory
Innovation
Innovation
New tech for tackling cancer
Cancer deaths are dropping, and these new technologies have the potential to reduce them even further in the next decade.
Innovation
Innovation
How micromobility could help solve your city’s traffic problem
A new generation of lighter, more efficient, 3D-manufactured vehicles could be the next small thing in sustainable transportation.
Innovation
Innovation
Can VR training conquer your fear of public speaking?
Practicing in front of a virtual audience can make you a better — and braver — public speaker.
