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November 2018
The networker
Computers have learned to make us jump through hoops
John Naughton
Machines are supposed to be tools that serve human ends, but the relationship is slowly shifting - and not in our favour
Computers have learned to make us jump through hoops
Does Apple's sales slump mean the firm has finally peaked?
Does Apple's sales slump mean the firm has finally peaked?
Ask Jack
Which Apple MacBook laptop should I buy?
Which Apple MacBook laptop should I buy?
You thought fake news was bad? Deep fakes are where truth goes to die
You thought fake news was bad? Deep fakes are where truth goes to die
World's first AI news anchor unveiled in China
World's first AI news anchor unveiled in China
Ask Jack
What is the point of mini PCs?
What is the point of mini PCs?
Consumer champions
PC World can't repair my laptop – but won't write it off either
PC World can't repair my laptop – but won't write it off either
Podcast
The ancient Greeks warned us about AI: Chips with Everything podcast
The ancient Greeks warned us about AI: Chips with Everything podcast
EU border 'lie detector' system criticised as pseudoscience
EU border 'lie detector' system criticised as pseudoscience
Apple sees record-breaking quarter with $62.9bn in revenues
Apple sees record-breaking quarter with $62.9bn in revenues
Ask Jack
Is a 128GB SSD big enough for Windows 10?
Is a 128GB SSD big enough for Windows 10?
Tech giants may have to be broken up, says Tim Berners-Lee
Tech giants may have to be broken up, says Tim Berners-Lee
Stockholm says no to Apple 'town square' in its oldest park
Stockholm says no to Apple 'town square' in its oldest park
31 October 2018
Criminal law not keeping pace with digital world – report
Law Commission England and Wales calls for reform of laws dealing with online abuse
Criminal law not keeping pace with digital world – report
4 out of 5 stars.
iPhone XR review: Apple's cheaper battery king
4 out of 5 stars.
With Face ID and a decent screen, this phone attempts a happy medium between quality and price – but £750 still isn’t a bargain
iPhone XR review: Apple's cheaper battery king
30 October 2018
The Guardian view on taxing tech: needed and fair
Editorial:
If data is the new oil, the state must assert its right to raise revenue from it – and use it for the public good
The Guardian view on taxing tech: needed and fair
Apple event: 'greenest ever' MacBook Air and new iPad Pro announced – as it happened
Apple event: 'greenest ever' MacBook Air and new iPad Pro announced – as it happened
New iPad Pro launched with all-screen design, Face ID and USB-C
New iPad Pro launched with all-screen design, Face ID and USB-C
Apple launches new MacBook Air with retina display
Apple launches new MacBook Air with retina display
'We are like robots': Apple investigates Chinese factory using forced student labour
'We are like robots': Apple investigates Chinese factory using forced student labour
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