Our co-founder Tom Salmon was featured in Tech City News on Friday discussing his New Year’s resolutions for corporate innovation

We have created a manifesto which covers eight classic problems of corporate innovation and 6 ways of overcoming some of those problems.

Barclays is trialling new contactless cash machines which will make withdrawing cash a lot quicker and easier for customers. Barclays will trial these new ATMs in December and roll them out across the country in January.

Instagram will be testing a new way for consumers to shop through their app. They will be testing the new concept with 20 US-based retail brands including Kate Spade, JackThreads and Warby Parker.

Guest blog by Harriet Jones from The Bakery, exploring how AI is opening up creativity.

27 years after the movie, the Nike Mag self-lacing sneakers from Back to the Future 11 have become a reality.

Sky is delving into the world of VR by rolling out a new VR app with a promotional campaign starring David Beckham.

AirPods Aren’t Headphones, They’re Apple’s First Implants

Professional drone racing will come to British TV screens this week after a £757,000 investment by Sky. You can see a preview of the drone racing here, it looks great!

How Microsoft is partnering with Tate Britain to prove AI has a place in a world of ‘warm emotion’ and Ted Baker has teamed up with film director Guy Ritchie to produce a shoppable ad.

We are just a day away from the start of the Rio Paralympics, have a look at this article by Kitty Knowles which explores 9 ways Paralympic athletes are adopting new technology.

Amazon’s AI assistant Alexa is coming to Britain. Alexa can order you an Uber, read you the news and answer all of your questions. However, it needs some elocution lessons before it comes over to the UK so that it can understand us!

APG Noisy Thinking | Planning 3.0. Planning without a roadmap | Alex Dunsdon

Charlotte Tilbury launches world’s first 360′ VR experience

Mozilla is developing a kitchen bot to answer the question, ‘What’s for dinner?’

The aerospace industry’s biggest players have told CNBC that the future of in-flight entertainment will be virtual reality and streaming content from Netflix.

Macy’s has launched a new partnership with IBM and will be testing a new AI shopping assistant powered by Watson.

Pokemon Go is the most popular mobile game in US history with the average person is playing it for more than 43 minutes a day

LG is going to be taking part in R&D for Volkswagen’s cross-over platform which aims to bring smart technology into the car.

Chatbot lawyer overturns 160,000 parking tickets

Nike Moves into Brain Training With Launch Of Pro Genius and The National Autistic Society (NAS) is using virtual reality to help people get a deeper understanding of autism.

Article in The Next Web “The Bakery launches to cook up an ad-tech focus to startup acceleration in London”

UberEats is playing dirty, Amazon launches full online supermarket service and Snapchat buys 3D Face-scanning app

Specsavers, has harnessed virtual reality technology and eBay is imagining a future where we shop in VR

Should brands be concerned by Google’s focus on AI?

“The Bakery takes, matching big-name brands, such as AB InBev and Panasonic, with startups. “

Marketers across a range of sectors came together to conjure up some ideas for the way the future of TLF’s customer experience.

ASOS is on the hunt to find the next big thing in fashion and this year the Met Gala saw fashion veering into tech with the Costume Institute Ball

John Lewis has launched a smart home department, Pizza Hut is using ‘sensory’ mobile ads and The Guardian reveals it’s first virtual reality project

Forget cards, mobiles, and even smartwatches. A healthcare technology startup is hoping that we will soon be attaching tattoo-like stickers that can make contactless payments to our bodies!

Snapchat augments reality and 3D Printing is Changing the pharmaceutical world

“The partnership between BMW and London Brand Management is the first to come from the recently launched marketing technology accelerator scheme The Bakery.”

Facebook goes Live and something big is happening with Snapchat

Find out how robots can care for seniors, wearable baby monitors can help sleep deprived parents and Diabetics may soon be able to trade their blood glucose meters and insulin injectors for a wearable device.

Bloomberg has become the first publisher to incorporate Snapchat footage into their online video series…

Have you heard about London’s new flock of “superbirds” measuring nitrogen dioxide?

Boots is becoming a “crucible of innovation” in the UK and SXSW 2016 has arrived…

Whatsapp rolls out document sharing and Ocado is stepping up on the technology front and becoming an internet of things technology pioneer.

Find out how wearable sleeves can help stroke victims recover and robots in healthcare could lead to doctor-less hospitals.

Apple vs The FBI (Whose Side are you on?)

John Lewis is set to digitise their in-store shopping experience in the hopes of collecting more customer data and collapse the “black hole.

“UK-based The Bakery is a very specific breed of accelerator programmes “

This week UBER rolled out it’s new look which embraces the technology that they use and the cities they serve and Microsoft confirms it has acquired SwiftKey

The Bakery featured in City AM

This week Twitter confirmed that American Express’ Leslie Berland has been appointed as its CMO.

An Accident In A Self-Driving Car- Who’s To Blame?

Find out how a baby’s life is saved with Google Cardboard and an 8-year-old wears a prothetic 3D printed hand designed by his dad.

Ian McCarthy, Heinz marketing controller, explained: “We aim to deliver a fun and engaging experience for our consumers, while also increasing brand sentiment…The work was created at The Bakery”

🚀 Magical new app is changing lives

Using artificial intelligence, an up and coming tech company called Aipoly is about to release an app that helps the blind “see” through their smartphone. Truly incredible!

An accelerator for technology startups working in the advertising space — called The Bakery — has launched in London