Why are there doubts over contact-tracing apps?
There are growing tensions over the best approach to coronavirus contact-tracing apps and whether or not the technology can live up to its promise
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UK film piracy surges during lockdown
Visits to film-piracy sites in the UK are up 43% since before lockdown measures came into effect, piracy-monitoring company Muso says.
How will you commute to work after lockdown?
The traditional commute may never be the same again once people return to work after lockdown in what is likely to be an era of social distancing.
Australia wins AI ‘Eurovision Song Contest’
An Australian team has won a competition to write a hit Eurovision song using artificial intelligence.
Will we ever go back to the office?
Are you loving working from home, or desperate to return to the office?
Crucible: Amazon pulls ‘boring’ big-budget video game
Amazon has pulled its first major game release, putting it back into a testing phase after poor feedback from players.
Female gamers are on the rise in the ‘world capital of gaming’
The number of females playing video games in Asia is growing at a faster rate than their male rivals, according to the latest research.
Facebook ‘danger to public health’ warns report
Health misinformation on Facebook was viewed 3.8 billion times in the past year, peaking during the Covid-19 crisis, a report suggests.
Apple Fortnite players left behind in new update
People who play Fortnite on Apple Macs, iPhones and iPads are to be excluded from the game's latest update.
Apple Fitness+ subscription service unveiled alongside Series 6 Watch
Apple has unveiled a new personalised workout subscription service alongside new smartwatches and tablet computers.
