Banks and cars are the worst for everyday tech – is it any wonder Revolut does so well in Ireland?
In-car technology, the public car charging network and banking apps have failed to keep pace with technological change
Founder and CEO of Revolut, Nik Storonsky. Photo by Hugo Amaral via Getty Images
Adrian Weckler
What are the worst things for tech in our everyday lives? Office login systems? Airline apps? ‘Smart’ TVs?
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