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Computing
June 2018
Virtual truth: face to face with immersive documentaries
Experience life after a horrific accident, play a customs officer or swim with sea otters. A new breed of VR film-making is making viewers engage in a deeper way with the issues they confront
Virtual truth: face to face with immersive documentaries
Rise of the machines: has technology evolved beyond our control?
Rise of the machines: has technology evolved beyond our control?
Ask Jack
Are there any laptops with decent keyboards?
Are there any laptops with decent keyboards?
Apple to close iPhone security gap police use to collect evidence
Apple to close iPhone security gap police use to collect evidence
Uber's plans to identify drunk passengers could endanger women
Emily Reynolds
Uber's plans to identify drunk passengers could endanger women
The Guardian view on the ethics of AI: it’s about Dr Frankenstein, not his monster
The Guardian view on the ethics of AI: it’s about Dr Frankenstein, not his monster
Killer robots will only exist if we are stupid enough to let them
Killer robots will only exist if we are stupid enough to let them
The networker
The lesson from big tech’s latest PR events? They know we’re on to them…
John Naughton
The lesson from big tech’s latest PR events? They know we’re on to them…
Bilderberg 2018: new tech helps oil the wheels of the global elite
Bilderberg 2018: new tech helps oil the wheels of the global elite
Ask Jack
How can I back up my holiday photos without using a laptop?
How can I back up my holiday photos without using a laptop?
Our concerns about the arrest of Abbas Edalat in Iran
Our concerns about the arrest of Abbas Edalat in Iran
iOS 12: everything you need to know about new iPhone features
iOS 12: everything you need to know about new iPhone features
Apple escalates war against Facebook, but doesn't mention it at WWDC
Apple escalates war against Facebook, but doesn't mention it at WWDC
WWDC 2018 keynote: Apple to stop Facebook tracking on iOS 12 – as it happened
WWDC 2018 keynote: Apple to stop Facebook tracking on iOS 12 – as it happened
The Guardian view on free software: big companies are in it for the money
The Guardian view on free software: big companies are in it for the money
Microsoft is buying code-sharing site GitHub for $7.5bn
Microsoft is buying code-sharing site GitHub for $7.5bn
You're the expert
Microsoft Office: what are the best cheap alternatives?
Microsoft Office: what are the best cheap alternatives?
UK homes vulnerable to 'staggering' level of corporate surveillance
UK homes vulnerable to 'staggering' level of corporate surveillance
May 2018
How much screen time is too much for kids? It's complicated
Parents have been advised to limit media consumption, but research suggests it’s the nature of it that matters
How much screen time is too much for kids? It's complicated
Developer of hit video game Fortnite sued for alleged copyright infringement
PUGB, creator of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, files lawsuit against Epic Games claiming similarities between two titles
Developer of hit video game Fortnite sued for alleged copyright infringement
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