Microsoft’s genius multiplayer move leaves Sony sitting in the crosshairs
If it pans out, everybody wins – and if not, at least the Xbox still does
Opinion
Opinion: no Xperia Z6, no X Performance in the UK – what is Sony playing at?
Has the Japanese tech giant lost the plot – or just changed tack?
The Galaxy S7 looks great – but it was the LG G5 that blew me away at MWC
Forget about Samsung’s VR theatrics, says Tom Morgan – MWC 2016 belongs to LG
Opinion: Apple vs the FBI is a war over privacy, and all of us could lose
This is not just about a single terrorist’s phone, but the digital security and privacy of everyone
Robots aren’t out to get us — they’re just made that way
Hair-sucking vacuum cleaners. Block-lobbing robot ‘dogs’. Engineers, it’s time to dial down the crazy
Twitter should stop worrying about 140-character limits – it’s got bigger problems than that
No focus. Trolls running rampant. Abuse. No edit button. So: here come 10,000-character tweets! ‘Yay’
When a dev dies, their apps should live on
The business of apps means they vanish when developer accounts lapse, but Apple and Google could do more
The new Apple TV isn’t an Xbox killer — right now, it’s barely a Wii apologist
Apple’s vision for the future of gaming is, says Craig Grannell, a combination of a Wii and cramp
No more freedom to tinker: why Apple locking down OS X system tweaks is a bad thing
Craig Grannell laments Apple’s increasingly locked down platforms, which block people figuring out how stuff works
Don’t be embarrassed by your favourite games, telly and music — just like what you like
Life’s too short for guilty pleasures, says Craig Grannell — so let’s all drop the ‘guilty’ bit
Apple’s WWDC keynote repeatedly smacked Google in the face — you just didn’t see the punches
It might not be obvious on the surface, but Apple execs are gunning for Google
9 product design nightmares
Join us on a journey into the useless, the disturbing, and the downright wrong
