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guardian.co.uk Technology - 2 hours ago
What's your favourite piece of technology? I know you're going to find this amusing, but I am going to say my mini-torch. I use it so very often, it comes in handy so many times. From finding the keyhole after a night …
Also tagged: gadgets, technology interviews
guardian.co.uk Film - 4 hours ago
West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin is reportedly working on a script about social networking phenomenon Facebook. Lucky, then, that Hollywood has a long and complicated history with technology – here we look at some of the …
Also tagged: film, social networking, facebook
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Charles Arthur: Why Windows Vista is a lame duckguardian.co.uk Technology - 6 hours ago I'll admit it. I'm fascinated by Vista, principally because I don't have to use it. In that I'm very similar to lots of people in all sorts of companies; and perhaps many home users. I enjoy watching the car crash of … |
guardian.co.uk UK news - 8 hours ago
Internet users with Wi-Fi could be paying for other people's web surfing and exposing themselves to fraud, a report claims
Also tagged: uk news, internet, money, wi fi, consumer affairs, internet phones and broadband
guardian.co.uk Technology - 8 hours ago
Satnavs tell you how to go from A to B as fast as possible, but by using them people often miss heritage sites not visible on electronic devices. Do you still use maps, or do you find satnavs more useful? Related …
Also tagged: heritage, comment is free
guardian.co.uk Technology - 8 hours ago
Gary McKinnon, a computer expert who hacked into dozens of US military computers, lost his appeal to the European court of human rights today and faces extradition to the US in the next fortnight, his solicitor said …
Also tagged: uk news, news, hacking, computer security, crime, united states
guardian.co.uk Media - 15 hours ago
The regulator has proposed scrapping mobile firms' connection fees, a move that could herald 'all you can call' packages. By Richard Wray
Also tagged: business, digital media, media, télécoms, mobile phones, ofcom, media business, regulators, telecommunications industry
guardian.co.uk Technology - 15 hours ago
Internet users are increasingly time-shifting their media consumption by downloading podcasts to watch or listen later, according to a US study. A research group looking into the habits of web users, the Pew Internet …
Also tagged: internet, digital media, podcasting, media
guardian.co.uk Technology - 15 hours ago
Gary McKinnon, the British hacker who embarrassed the Pentagon and Nasa by entering their computer systems from a flat in north London, has lost his long battle against extradition. Yesterday it was announced that he …
Also tagged: human rights, uk news, law, world news, news, hacking, computer security, crime, united states, comment is free
guardian.co.uk Technology - 15 hours ago
The launch of a controversial new government database containing details of every child in the country is to be delayed for technical reasons, it was revealed today. ContactPoint, a £224m computer system carrying …
Also tagged: politics, uk news, e government