October 2013 IssueCultureIlona Gaynor has constructed the perfect heistBy Tom CheshireBusinessTest: best affordable 3D printers reviewed and ratedBy Jeremy KingsleyBusinessGet more natural sunlight in your home by harnessing the power of optical physicsBy Tom CheshireScienceHow to prepare for a solar flareBy Victoria TurkBusinessLior Frenkel: 'Undigitise before we all become addicted'By Lior FrenkelBusinessStartup Summit Group buys a mountainBy João MedeirosBusinessStunning visualisation of crowdsourced data on international air-routesBy Madhumita VenkataramananBusinessSadie Creese is on a mission to keep us safeBy Madhumita VenkataramananScienceIntroducing Zipdial: a startup that wants you to hang up on itBy Madhumita VenkataramananScienceFrench startup SunPartner Group wants to charge your phone with the sunBy Madhumita VenkataramananScienceBalloons help North Koreans receive human-rights messagesBy Ian SteadmanScienceAmir Shapiro is devising robots that mimic the best of the animal worldBy Madhumita VenkataramananGearHow to collect creepy crawliesBy Marziah KarchBusinessHow to build a bamboo bikeBy Ben Beaumont-ThomasBusinessSendhil Mullainathan: 'Ditch the smartphone to optimise your bandwidth'By Sendhil MullainathanGearAndreas Raptopoulos wants to build a mesh network of autonomous flying robotsBy Jeremy KingsleyCulturePatently untrue: fleshy defibrillators and synchronised baseball are changing the futureBy Bruce SterlingGearHow to extend your sensesBy Victoria TurkBusinessTeenager signs £60,000 contract to develop his own solar panel technologyBy Ian SteadmanCultureThe Walt Disney Company has been engaged in a secretive effort to redesign the Disney World experienceBy Cliff KuangBusinessBuilding success: how thinking 'inside the brick' saved LegoBy David RobertsonBusinessBiology is the new softwareBy Tom VanderbiltBusinessIf you've ever wondered what colour your name is, Lina Patsiou can show youBy Tom CheshireBusinessHow to hack your office chairBy Ben Beaumont-ThomasMore Stories
