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Three Ugandan IT graduates have developed a cellphone app that can diagnose breast cancer, helping prevent deaths by providing essential early detection. >

This new mirror can reflect the health of your heart; another medical innovation that is being developed for diagnosis at home. >

New information service puts Indian communities in touch with local scrap dealers. >

Koe Koe Tech founder Michael Lwin says he is going to fix Myanmar's healthcare with this comprehensive mobile app. >

ANNABELL, a new cognitive model, is able to learn language organically, without the need for pre-coded responses. >

A smart application provides migrants with much-needed information about life in Germany. >

The project designs futuristic portals, allowing users to reach out across the globe and communicate with each other face-to-face. >

Speaking at the What Design Can Do conference, filmmaker Michael Uwemedimo tells us about CMAP’s multimedia approach to community upliftment. >

Social robots that can be programmed by everyone could change the educational or health system. >

Studio José de la O contemplates the possibilities of genetically modified life forms made suitable for human convenience and comfort. >

The University of Stanford assembled thinkers to measure the future ripples of AI – and their first full report has been issued. >

The observation mission of ESA has returned its first crop of cosmic images – and it’s huge. >

This Central Saint Martins grad harnesses the power of empathy. >

At Design Indaba Conference 2017, we've gathered the greatest minds in the tech industries. From the founder of Airbnb to MIT fellows, the best grads and more. >

This city’s creatives are set to be among the biggest winners in the drive to become the most digitally connected hub in Africa. >

“My interest is not my ego, my interest is to help with design." >

This year's Design Indaba was a multi-sensory event that brought together creatives from all over the world. >

Estonian company Nordcoin is changing the game and making crypto-farms mobile >

The initiative was founded to help fight stereotypes among the youth, especially girls and women using ICT. >

Researchers are experimenting with various methods of engagement to gain insights in AIDS and antiretroviral treatment adherence. >

Max Hawkins has an interesting way of escaping the Internet's social bubbles. >

The Ghanaian-American computer scientist and digital activist spoke to us during her Cape Town visit. >