Amazon's cheapest Kindle now has a better screen and a front light
Higher contrast, better touchscreen and Paperwhite-like light among improvements
Online hate threatens us all. Platforms can and must do more to…
As a software engineer, I know extremist content can be curbed, says Dan Hett, co-founder of Survivors Against Terror
How Elizabeth Holmes exploited the fetishisation of entrepreneurs
How did the ex-CEO, now facing criminal charges, find fame and fortune? By aping the persona of a ‘tech genius’
Mark Zuckerberg, four days on, your silence on Christchurch is deafening
In New Zealand we’re waiting to see if the all-powerful Facebook boss means what he says about ‘moral responsibility’
Goats, cows and Devin Nunes' mom: how a Republican's Twitter lawsuit backfired
US congressman’s action against the company and its users has led to what is known as the ‘Streisand effect’
Facebook agrees to ban discriminatory ads in civil rights settlement
ACLU hails ‘sweeping changes’ after company criticized over race-, gender-, and age-based ad targeting
Google Stadia: company makes a play for gamers with new streaming service
Stadia, which will allow users to play games on any device, will launch later in 2019
Social media addiction is not natural or normal
We should be focusing on living with Facebook et al, rather then abandoning, restricting or censoring it, says technology writer Roisin Kiberd
Australian telcos block dozens of websites hosting Christchurch terror video
LiveLeak removed the horrific footage but still caught up in ‘extraordinary’ effort to censor the web
Lyft: Uber rival aims to raise $20bn in Wall Street debut
San Francisco firm reveals figures for first time as it competes with Uber to be first with IPO
Online retail fuelling rapid rise in sales of fake goods, says OECD
Counterfeits worth $590bn a year made up 3.3% of global trade in 2016, report finds
Myspace loses all content uploaded before 2016
Faulty server migration blamed for mass deletion of songs, photos and video
UK digital minister raises concerns over use of live streaming
Margot James says footage of Christchurch attack highlights issues around regulation
Apple launches new iPad Mini and iPad Air
Updated models bring small tablet back into line with the iPhone XS and iPad Pro
I'm a Barbie girl in a digital world: Chips with Everything podcast
To celebrate 60 years of Barbie, Jordan Erica Webber looks back at some of the key moments in the history of the world-famous doll, and examines how Barbie became a representative of the tech world
The Cambridge Analytica scandal changed the world
A year after devastating revelations of data misuse, Mark Zuckerberg still hasn’t fulfilled his promises to reform
'Shame!' Amazon gets $23m from Virginia county amid fierce protests
Tech giant will build second HQ in Crystal City but protesters echo New Yorkers who forced company out
Citroen Berlingo: ‘An easy manner and can-do spirit’
It may look a little odd, but the Berlingo is bursting with life, says Martin Love
Facebook’s new encrypted network will give criminals the privacy they crave
Protecting users’ messages from prying eyes is a surprising move that spells trouble for the world
Where now for Mark Zuckerberg after his
A year on from the Observer exposé, what has really changed for Facebook and its users?
Let big data unlock the secrets of our bodies
Technology will help to map female mysteries, from menstruation to menopause
UK online pornography age block triggers privacy fears
Government to confirm launch date of nationwide age block on pornographic content
The man who takes tech apart – so we can learn how…
Todd McLellan wants his photographs of disassembled tech to help people understand how the modern world works
Major study suggests Apple Watch can detect irregular heartbeat
More work needed to see if wearables can help screen for heart problems, but researchers call study encouraging
