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  • Grok logo on a phone screen with black and white Elon Musk photo in the background

    Artificial intelligence
    In Grok we don’t trust: academics assess Elon Musk’s AI-powered encyclopedia

    From publishing falsehoods to pushing far-right ideology, Grokipedia gives chatroom comments equal status to research
  • Ukrainian servicemen training to fly drones.

    Ukraine
    Ukrainian computer game-style drone attack system goes ‘viral’

  • The Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses pictured from the 3/4 profile on top of their charging case.

    Review
    Oakley Meta Vanguard review: fantastic AI running glasses linked to Garmin

  • Tony Blair gestures as he sits in a chair at a conference

    Quantum computing
    ‘History won’t forgive us’ if UK falls behind in quantum computing race, says Tony Blair

  • Women on her phone

    Mobile phones
    Ducking annoying: why has iPhone’s autocorrect function gone haywire?

  • Google Pixel 10 Pro review - homescreen in hand angle

    The Filter
    The best Android phones in 2025: flagship smartphones compared and ranked

  • Ugly rectangular office tower

    Automotive industry
    Nexperia halts chip supplies to China in threat to global car production

Spotlight

  • White AirPods in their white case.

    How do Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 compare against hearing aids? I put them to the test

  • A composite of four cordless vacuums on a green background

    The best cordless vacuum cleaners in 2025 for a spotless home: 13 tried and tested favourites

  • The writer in his living room using the Dyson V16 on a blue and grey rug

    Why the new Dyson V16 Piston Animal isn’t the vacuum you should buy

  • A black, white and red illustration of a photograph of a guarded wall, with the Amazon and Google logos.

    Revealed: Israel demanded Google and Amazon use secret ‘wink’ to sidestep legal orders

Opinion & analysis

  • A Qantas plane in the sky

    Knee-jerk corporate responses to data leaks protect brands like Qantas — but consumers are getting screwed

  • a person stares at a phone

    Once the AI bubble pops, we’ll all suffer. Could that be better than letting it grow unabated?

  • An aerial shot of the Amazon Web Services data centre in Manassas, Virginia, US.

    ‘Significant exposure’: Amazon Web Services outage exposed UK state’s £1.7bn reliance on tech giant

  • BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards - LondonLONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 23: Dan and Phill attend the BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards at SSE Arena Wembley on October 23, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Dave J Hogan/Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)

    Dan and Phil’s relationship revelation is a reminder of how toxic fandoms can be

    Eilish Gilligan

Games

  • A cast of characters conversing in The Outer Worlds 2.

    The Outer Worlds 2 review – improved space-faring sequel is an enjoyable time sink

    While its story fails to deliver, this enjoyable follow-up to Obsidian’s 2019 adventure makes it up with considerable advances elsewhere
  • Moral panic … Mortal Kombat sparked controversy on its release.

    How Mortal Kombat (and moral panic) changed the gaming world

  • ‘How can something feel lovable and wrong at the same time? … fluffy villain Huggy Wuggy in Poppy Playtime.

    Inside the secret psychology of horror games – and why we can’t help pushing play

  • Crowd control … Asses.Masses played by a live audience.

    No half-assed performance: how playing with a live crowd turns video games into performance art

    Newsletter
  • The White House posts an image on X of Donald Trump as Halo video game protagonist Master Chief

    Why Trump’s White House is using video game memes to recruit for ICE

Inside Silicon Valley

  • People hold up placards

    Trump says tech chiefs convinced him to call off troop ‘surge’ to San Francisco

  • a composite image of a man talking with red biblical images behind him

    Inside tech billionaire Peter Thiel’s off-the-record lectures about the antichrist

  • Marina Hyde

    It’s Sam Altman: the man who stole the rights from copyright. If he’s the future, can we go backwards?

    Marina Hyde
  • Emma Beddington

    996 work culture is sad and inhumane. Whatever’s wrong with 888 – or even 000?

    Emma Beddington

Reviews

  • Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold stood up while partially closed on a wooden table.

    Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold review: dust-resistant and more durable foldable phone

  • Apple Watch Ultra 3 showing the new Waypoint watch face.

    Apple Watch Ultra 3 review: the biggest and best smartwatch for an iPhone

  • Composite image of eight beard trimmers against a white background with a yellow border.

    The best beard trimmers to groom in comfort and style, tested

  • E-readers composite

    The 10 best e-readers in the UK, from Kindle to Kobo and beyond – tried and tested

In depth

  • Jamtara railway station.

    ‘Scamming became the new farming’: inside India’s cybercrime villages

  • Firefox logo on screen

    ‘A good moment in time for us’: Firefox head on AI browsers and what’s next for the web

  • Jimmy Wales: ‘I’m just a geek.’ Portrait of Jimmy Wales in pink shirt against a blue/green background

    ‘People thought I was a communist doing this as a non-profit’: is Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales the last decent tech baron?

  • The real doomsday event internet experts still worry about is a sudden, snowballing error in the decades-old protocols that underlie the whole internet.

    Could the internet go offline? Inside the fragile system holding the modern world together

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