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Digital radio still not great for sound, but a good gift for your gran

Digital radio still not great for sound, but a good gift for your gran

Digital radio promised true high-res, better than CD quality sound, but what we got instead was a huge number of stations and an easy way to find them.

  • by Rod Easdown

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Apple patent spat: judge recommends US ban on some iPhones
Apple

Apple patent spat: judge recommends US ban on some iPhones

Qualcomm says it's due billions of dollars in unpaid royalties on the iPhone as the two tech giants argue over the value of the chipmaker's patents.

  • by Susan Decker
How Google Stadia could foretell the future of video games
Analysis
Video games

How Google Stadia could foretell the future of video games

Google's cloud-powered gaming system promises better graphics, expanded multiplayer and next generation social features, on virtually any screen.

  • by Tim Biggs
Apple leans in to video games with exclusive subscription service
Video games

Apple leans in to video games with exclusive subscription service

Apple Arcade gives access to a growing number of premium games for a single monthly price, across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV.

  • by Tim Biggs
'Stalking on steroids': family harassed by endless service calls
Harassment

'Stalking on steroids': family harassed by endless service calls

Up to 20 people a day arrive at the family's home saying they were called to provide electrical, plumbing, tree-trimming, and towing services.

Buyers want advice from Google, not family, friends or Kardashians
Retail

Buyers want advice from Google, not family, friends or Kardashians

The latest annual marketing report from Salmat shows declining reliance on family and less influence from influencers than most marketing budgets’ priorities would imply.

  • by Alice Clarke
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Facebook could limit hate if it was profitable to do so
Opinion
Social media

Facebook could limit hate if it was profitable to do so

The social media giant is capable of deploying advertisements with military precision, but it won't put as much effort into keeping people safe.

  • by Peter Wells
Apple auditions for Hollywood: the making of a streaming service
Streaming

Apple auditions for Hollywood: the making of a streaming service

The tech giant, in a tectonic shift, is diversifying beyond hardware into services; and paying stars more than $1.5 million an episode.

  • by Reed Albergotti and Sarah Ellison
'We need Siri to be Sirius': genderless voice assistant splits experts
Gender equality

'We need Siri to be Sirius': genderless voice assistant splits experts

Meet Q, the new genderless digital voice assistant.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
How the internet spans oceans, in the time it takes you to read this
IT networks

How the internet spans oceans, in the time it takes you to read this

"People think that data is in the cloud, but it's not ... it's in the ocean."

  • by Adam Satariano
How does a $4000 coffee machine stack up against cheaper options?
Review
Home tech

How does a $4000 coffee machine stack up against cheaper options?

Can coffee snobs tell the difference between an insanely expensive home coffee machine, a cafe latte and pods?

  • by Alice Clarke