Apple Self Service Repair explained: you'll soon be able to repair your own iPhone By James O'Malley published 20 November 21 Explainer Apple has revealed its new Self Service Repair that will allow you to fix up your iPhone and other gadgets.
Facebook's news ban in Australia: everything you need to know By James O'Malley published 20 February 21 In depth Facebook's controversial move to block news for its Australian users has caused shockwaves around the world. Here's what you need to know.
Why buying a PS5 is a nightmare, and how retailers can make it better By James O'Malley published 30 January 21 In Depth Scalpers, queues and consoles - is there any way to fix online shopping for must-have gadgets like the PS5?
WhatsApp alternatives: the best messaging apps for Android and iPhone By James O'Malley published 11 January 21 Feeling distrustful of WhatsApp? We've rounded up the best alternative messaging apps for every smartphone.
Why Disney Plus should become a gaming platform By James O'Malley published 27 December 19 In a world where Disney Plus was also a gaming platform, Disney would be unstoppable.
Steamboat Willie to Disney Plus: a history of Disney domination By James O'Malley last updated 1 November 19 In Depth Since Steamboat Willie, Disney has built itself around new technologies – and dominated the entertainment industry.
How has Black Friday changed over the last decade? By James O'Malley published 8 September 19 In depth Black Friday is bigger than ever, but how else has it changed? And is this growth set to continue?
Is FaceApp safe? A deeper look at the viral hit By James O'Malley published 19 July 19 In depth FaceApp is providing us with plenty of laughs online, but what's happening with our data?
Here's how Netflix spends its money - and here's why that's going to have to change By James O'Malley published 9 July 19 In Depth Expect more laughs and fewer Oscar-bothering classics.
How accurate is Watch Dogs Legion's London? We break down the trailer By James O'Malley published 12 June 19 In Depth You won't Adam and Eve (believe) how good it's looking.
Transforming sports for spectators: the 5G effect By James O'Malley published 3 June 19 5G is set to have a massive effect on the way we watch sports, from the stadium to the living room.
5G and film: how will the tech change how we consume movies? By James O'Malley published 1 June 19 5G is going to change everything about how we watch films – faster downloads are just the beginning.
Disney’s biggest competitor isn’t Netflix - it’s Fortnite By James O'Malley published 20 April 19 Analysis Disregard the idea that Disney has to beat Netflix, it's Fornite who poses a bigger threat.
Opinion: the EU's Copyright Directive isn’t just bad for memes – it makes Big Tech even harder to beat By James O'Malley published 29 March 19 The EU's new copyright directive risks giving giant platforms the power to stifle creativity.
Cubesats: the little satellites that could help us reach Mars By James O'Malley published 9 September 18 Satellites small enough to fit in your hand could revolutionize the Earth-imaging business, and may even help us get to Mars.
Space internet: Elon Musk's plan to revolutionize global communications By James O'Malley published 27 July 18 Are SpaceX and Tesla all part of a bigger game plan for their billionaire founder?
World Cup 2018 predictions with Big Data: who is going to win what and when? By James O'Malley published 15 June 18 If you want to know who is going to win the World Cup, then big data is your best bet.
Don’t be fooled: AI-powered tech still needs to prove its intelligence By James O'Malley published 20 January 18 In Depth We explore whether the latest wave of AI tech is really as intelligent as companies would have us believe.
Captcha if you can: how you’ve been training AI for years without realising it By James O'Malley published 12 January 18 AI Week Those annoying little security measures across the web have been playing an equally important role in developing AI.
Here’s how AI computer vision is transforming photography By James O'Malley published 10 January 18 AI Week Anyone could take pro-level shots if the promise of AI rings true.
The 10 most important breakthroughs in Artificial Intelligence By James O'Malley published 10 January 18 AI Week A 10-step guide to how we've reached today's AI marvels.
You and AI: will we ever become friends with robots? By James O'Malley published 9 January 18 AI Week How far are we from having our own R2-D2 buddy?
Look away now! 15 truly terrible iPhone cases By James O'Malley, Andrew Williams published 11 September 17 Pass the sick bucket, these shockingly bad iPhone cases are vomit inducing.
A history of time travel: the how, the why and the when of turning back the clock By James O'Malley published 2 August 17 Luc Besson Presents From HG Wells to Stephen Hawking is it possible to master time? Or are alarm bells ringing?
Forget Planet of the Apps – Apple needs to rip off these TV shows instead By James O'Malley published 18 February 17 Non-plussed about Apple's forthcoming reality TV show? The Cupertino company could find inspiration in these gems.
