Big Tech

iPhone 12 and 12 Pro review: designed for a 5G future that we're still waiting for

Apple's latest phone improves on its predecessors in every way, but its status as a breakthrough device remains to be seen

Facebook finally launches its 'supreme court' – but not in time for the US election

The new Oversight Board will begin hearing appeals from Facebook and Instagram users immediately, but with big limitations

Facebook Dating feature could be exploited by groomers, NSPCC warns

Apple prepares for iPhone 12 release day amid local lockdowns

The tech giant will start offering kiosks outside of their stores in a bid to offset potential future restrictions placed on retail

Facebook finally launches its 'supreme court' – but not in time for the US election

The new Oversight Board will begin hearing appeals from Facebook and Instagram users immediately, but with big limitations

Facebook Dating feature could be exploited by groomers, NSPCC warns

Facebook launches dating service in the UK

Nearly eight months on from its planned launch, Facebook's Tinder competitor has gone live in Europe

PayPal will soon let you buy and sell cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin

The company has been granted New York’s first ever ‘Conditional BitLicense’ in a partnership with fintech start-up Paxos

Snapchat shares surge after advertisers boycott Facebook

The teen-centric photo sharing app said its rivals' woes had contributed to soaring revenues that far outmatched Wall Street estimates

The Biden-Clegg connection: how the former deputies find themselves bound together ahead of election

The pair formed a bond while serving as opposite numbers in government but Sir Nick's position in Facebook has made things complicated

Oculus Quest 2 review: Facebook's new headset breaks down virtual reality boundaries

The Oculus Quest 2 is the most impressive standalone VR headset yet... as long as you are willing to have a Facebook account

Calls for Silicon Valley elites to join floating offices on the sea

The cruise ship has a familiar feel to those employed by Silicon Valley’s technology companies with extensive facilities

Google searches 'can predict Covid outbreaks two weeks before they happen'

US clinic finds people looking for 'loss of smell' and 'face mask' can give health officials head start in fighting virus

Ex-Google boss Eric Schmidt hits back over antitrust case

The 65-year old said that he didn’t believe Google had done anything illegal 

Amazon offers staff option to work from home until June 2021

The marketplace giant is the latest tech giant to extend its work from home policies

'Code Red': Google and Apple's frenemy relationship under scrutiny in US monopoly lawsuit

US prosecutors say it is not fair for Google to pay Apple billions a year to promote its search engine

Why the US government is after Google’s search engine monopoly

Washington wants to break up Google, claiming it has illegally crushed competition and harmed consumers

Google faces break-up over US government claims that it violates monopoly law

The lawsuit alleges that Google has been abusing its dominance in online search and search advertising to stifle competition

Google in talks to buy £750m London office complex

The US technology company already lets a large proportion of the office complex in Holborn

Calls for Silicon Valley elites to join floating offices on the sea

The cruise ship has a familiar feel to those employed by Silicon Valley’s technology companies with extensive facilities

Amazon offers staff option to work from home until June 2021

The marketplace giant is the latest tech giant to extend its work from home policies

Backlash gathers over Amazon passing on its digital services tax

The levy was introduced earlier this year in an effort to make tech firms pay more tax in the UK

Apple prepares for iPhone 12 release day amid local lockdowns

The tech giant will start offering kiosks outside of their stores in a bid to offset potential future restrictions placed on retail

iPhone designer to give Airbnb a makeover

British designer Sir Jony Ive, who designed Apple's iPhone and iPad, to work with Airbnb boss Brian Chesky

'Code Red': Google and Apple's frenemy relationship under scrutiny in US monopoly lawsuit

US prosecutors say it is not fair for Google to pay Apple billions a year to promote its search engine

Ex-Google boss Eric Schmidt hits back over antitrust case

The 65-year old said that he didn’t believe Google had done anything illegal 

Nearly half of British companies are financially vulnerable, says Microsoft boss

Satya Nadella told the Telegraph that the UK needs to focus on areas where it has key competitive advantages

Microsoft takes down massive cyber crime network over fears it will be used to meddle in US election

The company fears that Trickbot will be used to spark a media blackout as results roll in on November 3, furthering conspiracy theories

Microsoft allows employees to work from home permanently

Employees will also be allowed to apply to move to another country if their manager approves

Tim O'Reilly, 'the Oracle of Silicon Valley' lets fly at Big Tech

Google, Facebook and Amazon have lost their revolutionary mindset to corporate greed says O'Reilly

Death of the signature? Meet the tech tycoon who says Covid-19 will kill the pen and paper squiggle

Digital signatures were given the legal seal of approval in the UK in 2018, the year DocuSign floated on the Nasdaq exchange

Bill Gates Sr, lawyer who inspired and guided the philanthropy of his billionaire son – obituary

A civic leader in Seattle, he helped to make the the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation one of the world’s most powerful charities

Microsoft acquires Fallout maker Bethesda in $7.5bn deal

The all-cash deal will give Microsoft access to one of the world's leading game developers just before the release of its new consoles

How Big Oil's beasts risk being reduced to the role of dinosaurs

The rise of green energy giants means the future of Big Oil is uncertain

£550m investor: ‘We wouldn’t touch Tesla, Netflix or Zoom with a bargepole’

Backed by billionaire Peter Hargreaves, fund manager Stephen Yiu has outperformed since he launched his fund in 2017

Forget Tesla and Zoom, I’m putting my money on a British challenger

Tesla's share price has jumped 500pc this year, but investors are ignoring other brilliant companies simply because they're based in Britain

The 10 best electric cars on sale

As more – and usually much better in terms of range and efficiency – electric cars (EVs) arrive in showrooms, here's our updated list

Facebook launches dating service in the UK

Nearly eight months on from its planned launch, Facebook's Tinder competitor has gone live in Europe

The future of car charging: will EVs ever be as convenient as petrol cars?

Electric cars are already a big part of today's motoring landscape, but will they ever be as convenient as a 'normal' petrol or diesel car?

Amazon expands coronavirus testing pilot to frontline staff in the UK

The world's largest online retailer will be testing delivery drivers and workers in its fulfillment centres

PayPal will soon let you buy and sell cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin

The company has been granted New York’s first ever ‘Conditional BitLicense’ in a partnership with fintech start-up Paxos

Amazon offers staff option to work from home until June 2021

The marketplace giant is the latest tech giant to extend its work from home policies

'Code Red': Google and Apple's frenemy relationship under scrutiny in US monopoly lawsuit

US prosecutors say it is not fair for Google to pay Apple billions a year to promote its search engine

Snapchat shares surge after advertisers boycott Facebook

The teen-centric photo sharing app said its rivals' woes had contributed to soaring revenues that far outmatched Wall Street estimates

Why the US government is after Google’s search engine monopoly

Washington wants to break up Google, claiming it has illegally crushed competition and harmed consumers