Fixing broken news is not as easy as Jimmy Wales claims
Can Jimmy Wales and his new WikiTribune website fix the fake news epidemic?
Facebook Spaces may be ridiculed — but Mark Zuckerberg won't care
Spaces is just one of Facebook's many well-funded moonshots which may never get off the ground.
Education can revive the PC market — and Microsoft knows it
Microsoft must follow Google Chromebook's lead and spread into the low-price education market.
Encryption ban? Politicians need to wise up or shut up about it
A deep lack of understanding of technology has been exposed in the great encryption debate.
Google has become enemy of the state over its YouTube ads problem, but it's not solely to blame
Major brands pulled advertising after appearing next to extremist content but agencies need to step up, too.
Fake news, losing control of personal data and political advertising: Is the internet broken?
We examine the reasons Tim Berners-Lee says his invention is under threat and ask if he's right.
Samsung's heir follows family tradition by facing corruption charge in 'trial of the century'
Vice chairman and de facto chief Jay Y Lee is accused of bribery and embezzlement.
Google doesn't really know what it's doing with its Assistant
Assistant AI is coming to cars, TVs and smart-home devices – but is it fit for purpose?
Uber's promise to change its sexist corporate culture is bulls**t – we've heard it all before
Why is the world's biggest startup still plagued with allegations of internal problems after all these years?
Is VR dead already? The reality of why it could become a 'complete failure'
Virtual reality's boom may have already bust.
The next Silicon Valley: Trump's immigration policy could be a boon for UK tech sector
Controversial travel ban may be a boon for the UK tech sector as talent seeks a new home.
Is Snapchat really worth $25 billion?
As Snap Inc announces its plans for an IPO we look how the company is valued.
The reason why Xiaomi may never become a global smartphone giant
As Global VP Hugo Barra leaves the smartphone company, questions remain over its future plans.
Unbreakable encryption technology created by 16-year-old schoolboy
Could the future of encryption be solved by rising cybersecurity star Shane Curran?
Amazon is using Alexa to take over your home, car and entire life
Voice-activated personal assistant appears in everything from speakers to cars and fridges.
The next big thing in tech: Why augmented reality will dominate 2017
Virtual and augmented reality will take over in 2017 but their fates are very different.
Yahoo Hack: Christmas comes early for Verizon
Another huge Yahoo data breach, another reason why Verizon is in prime position to benefit.
Amazon Go could doom the independent retailer - but they can't remain in the dark ages
Changing the face of retail once more, the Amazon Go experiment might pay off - but at what cost?
No, the Apple Watch isn't doomed but time is up for other smartwatches
The reality behind Apple's wearable is that it's still a significant earner for the company.
Facebook bowing down to China's censorship overlords is bad for business
In a bid to tap into the Chinese market it could come at a great cost to Facebook.
Don't crucify our geeks: Why Lauri Love's extradition is setting a dangerous precedent
Accused of hacking FBI and Nasa systems, Love faces the prospect of life in a US jail.
The Chinese smartphone revolution is coming: Who are the biggest players?
Move over Apple and Samsung, China's mobile market is after world domination.
Will Apple buy Netflix? It makes perfect sense but may never happen
Apple has missed the boat with video and may need to splash the cash in order to get back in the game.
Why Microsoft is the most interesting company in tech at the moment
After unveiling its Surface Studio, Microsoft is back in the game.
Microsoft's PC legacy resurfaces, proving there's still life in the market for it yet
Its mobile phone experiment didn't work but its Surface brand is where the money's at.
Google is perfectly poised to claim Samsung's Android crown, as long as it doesn't blow it
The Note 7 disaster is perfect timing for Google's Pixel smartphones.
Google's new products are proof AI computing has finally come of age
The next big shift in computing is here and Google could dominate for the next decade.
Twitter's future: Why Google, Disney or anyone else would be crazy to buy it
The social media platform is up for sale but will suitors cough-up the cash or choke on the acquisition?
Email is a terrible technology but its users are the bigger problem
A continual stream of hacks and leaks has exposed the soft belly of email, so what is the solution?
Samsung's £16bn problem: The long-term impact of the exploding Galaxy Note 7
As consumer confidence goes up in smoke after Samsung's battery blunder, what does the future hold?
