In the past, embarrassing incidents or misjudged comments faded away with time. Today, thanks to digital platforms, they can be immortalised online and carry devastating repercussions. Should today's children have to suffer the consequences of the slip-ups of their youth?

No two families are the same. We’re all individuals, and our relationship with our relations is just as complex and unique. It’s not easy to effectively represent the ever diversifying face of the ‘modern’ family – and a bold attempt by Honey Maid has sparked fresh debate.

Communication in schools of the past involved passing notes or whispering. Now, the proliferation of smartphones means kids are more likely to be messaging under their desks. But with phones often banned in classrooms, how can they communicate covertly? Jewelbots might offer a solution.

Gen Z are mad for mobiles and messaging; 88% of US teens have access to a cell or smartphone, typically sending and receiving 30 texts per day. But without WiFi or data plans, it’s hard to stay connected in the classroom. Thanks to messaging app Jott, you can chat to your mates without either.