Jules Older

'This is the age of miracles'. Audio

Tablet replaces waiters; What happens to your online accounts when you die?; Is iMessage killing texting? Audio

Digital scams; stealing phones in Australia; and identity theft. Audio

Numbers Game 100 million American dollars Word Game. A word that's changed its meaning in the Digital Age. Report from the Cyber Front. Digital Skiing Vail Resorts. Segway celebrates 10th anniversary… Audio

The making of an eBook, email scams and HP has a new computer out. Audio

Our numbers game; the ever-growing blogosphere; digital medicine and dentistry; a Carnegie Mellon study reveals the negative potential of heavy internet use on emotional well-being and digital… Audio

Digital age literature - ebookville; advertisers spending their dollars online; and "vexing". Audio

Erasing your digital past, the Kindle Fire and Steve Jobs' biological father. Audio

If you're buying a computer, are Christmas bargains coming?; an app for diagnosing depression; Kindle & hitchhikers; and crunching some Facebook numbers. Audio

How the digital age is effecting the demise of US mailboxes; 'OwnUpDude'- websites, like newspapers, should require commenters to say who they really are; and Google buys Zagat, a 30-year-old… Audio

Steve Jobs resigns from Apple; Hewlett Packard is getting out of the hardware business; and the tool that will finally free you from a job you hate. Audio

Jules has seven suggestions for using videos in the Digital Age. Audio

Jules looks at some well-known on-line scams and has a tip for drying wet gadgets. Audio

What are apps, how do you make them, and how do you make a living from designing them? Audio

OwnUpDude - The Tyranny of Anonymity; Your Life is a Trip; and the classic 1993 cartoon by Peter Steiner, 'On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog'. Audio

How not to hate your computer, and finding ethical products on the GoodGuide. Audio

Digital money savers, Zennioptical, saving on watches, and cameras. Audio

The end of the world, email scams, the future of the book, and digital money savers. Audio

A former Otago University psychologist, magazine editor, author, app creator, youtube videoblogger; currently living in San Francisco. Audio

Do cellphones mean the end of privacy? And do Kindles mean the end of libraries? Audio