Britain hasn’t fallen out of love with work. It wants better jobs
Britain has not fallen out of love with work. But a growing number of people appear to be disappointed by the jobs they have, the rewards they receive and the c...
iPhone Handoff launches in the UK, but Apple faces an accessibility challenge
Apple’s new iPhone Handoff feature is now available to EE customers, making EE the first UK mobile network to offer the technology that allows two iPhones...
Meta’s smart glasses are under scrutiny. There’s another side to the story
Just two weeks after leaving hospital following pneumonia, I travelled across London by ambulance to Meta’s headquarters in King’s Cross for its AI ...
Meta’s smart glasses need reliability as much as new features
When I go out on my own in London, my Meta smart glasses help me feel safer. I can call someone, dictate a WhatsApp message or send a photograph to family and f...
Tim Cook’s Apple accessibility report card: good progress, but unfinished business remains
Tim Cook has written a farewell letter to Apple staff on his final day as CEO, reflecting on 15 years at the top of one of the world’s most influential technolo...
My smart glasses have one camera. This Waymo has 29. Why ban the glasses?
I was out in central London recently when I spotted something I had not expected to see quite so soon: a Waymo car. Waymo, the autonomous driving company owned ...
Tim Cook’s Apple accessibility report card: good progress, but unfinished business remains
Tim Cook has written a farewell letter to Apple staff on his final day as CEO, reflecting on 15 years at the top of one of the world’s most influential technolo...
My smart glasses have one camera. This Waymo has 29. Why ban the glasses?
I was out in central London recently when I spotted something I had not expected to see quite so soon: a Waymo car. Waymo, the autonomous driving company owned ...