2 h. ago Teen hackers behind M&S cyber attack stole personal data of 5.7 million Qantas customers, airline reveals

Cyber attack compromised phone numbers, email addresses, addresses, dates of birth, genders and in some cases meal preferences

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3 h. ago Amazon Prime Day LIVE deals: These are the discounts worth grabbing before midnight

Sales end at midnight! Follow along for exclusive deals across tech, home, beauty and more

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4 h. ago Prodrive’s racing simulator review: A £60,000 thing of beauty

Prodrive’s new driving simulator champions the very best of British design

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5 h. ago I’m a tech critic and I’d get these 16 Prime Day TV deals before they’re gone

From 4K to OLED sets, I’ve been scouring Amazon to find the discounts worth snapping up

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6 h. ago What Google indexing Instagram means for you and how to optimise

Your Instagram content can now be surfaced on Google and for London-based brands this is a huge deal

Technology

6 h. ago Doge wants to replace our institutions with a tech utopia. It won’t work | Mike Pepi

Silicon Valley’s final dream is a world without institutions. But what works for a startup doesn’t work for democracyElon Musk has stepped away from Doge with very little “efficiency” to show for it. While it may have been more of a showpiece than real policy, this brutal and short experiment in Silicon Valley governance reveals a long-simmering battle between digital utopians and the institutional infrastructures critical to functioning democracies.Doge’s website dubiously claims $190bn in savings. The receipts show that they are less about efficiency than they are aimed at effective dissolution, a fate met by USAID, the federal agency responsible for distributing foreign assistance. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago iGATE showcases its latest technology innovations at iGB L!VE in London

iGATE showcases its latest technology innovations at iGB L!VE in London  Yogonet

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7 h. ago Logitech MX Master 2S now just £35.99 – best ergonomic mouse for home offices

Aches, strains and poor posture from long desk days? This top-rated ergonomic mouse has transformed my work setup – and it’s now available at a huge discount.

Society

7 h. ago Thousands of BBC jobs at risk as broadcaster considers major outsourcing drive

Exclusive: BBC understood to be speaking to US tech giants as it desperately seeks cost savingsThe BBC is examining a significant outsourcing drive that could put thousands of jobs at risk as it desperately searches for savings, the Guardian understands.The plans being considered include the offshoring of jobs currently carried out in the UK, with the BBC understood to be talking to US tech giants as potential partners. It is said to include the outsourcing of recommendation algorithms, which direct users to content. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago 17 unmissable Apple deals in the Prime Day sale, chosen by a tech expert

You only have a few hours left to grab some serious savings on iPads, iPhones, Apple Watches and more

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9 h. ago Shoppers 'blown away' by Philips 4K TV with ambient lighting as it drops under £200 in Prime sale

'Bought this tv in the spring sale and I’m glad I did! The picture is sharp and vibrant, the Ambilight feature is amazing.'

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11 h. ago Bitcoin price live: Reaction as cryptocurrency reaches all time high

We bring you the latest news and reaction as Bitcoin reaches an all-time high

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11 h. ago 16 unmissable Apple deals in the Prime Day sale, chosen by a tech expert

You only have a few hours left to grab some serious savings on iPads, iPhones, Apple Watches and more

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11 h. ago The Open organisers agree to use of Spidercam on 18th green at Portrush

Major will be first time the technology is used in golfCamera will capture the walk up to the final hole in detailThe R&A has installed a Spidercam above the 18th green at Portrush for next week’s Open – the first time the technology has been used in golf.The four-point wire-cam system has been suspended above the final hole using four 25-metre-high pylons and will be used to provide spectacular aerial views and unique angles of play, as well as capturing the Open champion’s final walk up the 18th in unprecedented detail. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Drivers warned car tech common in UK is illegal in three European countries

There are a number of unusual driving laws in Europe that tourists should be aware of to avoid being fined while on holiday

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12 h. ago I’m a tech critic and I’d get these 17 Prime Day TV deals before they’re gone

From 4K to OLED sets, I’ve been scouring Amazon to find the discounts worth snapping up

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14 h. ago Brits could 'riot in the streets again' as urgent internet warning issued

A new report from the Parliament's Science, Innovation and Technology Committee (SITC) said the Online Safety Act is 'not up to scratch' and needs to be overhauled urgently

Events

14 h. ago Voices: ‘We’re now dealing with thinking robots’: Readers reflect on AI’s growing influence

Our community sees the rise of AI as both inevitable and unsettling. While some embrace its calm, predictable support, others warned that machines mimicking empathy risks confusion, dependence, and corporate exploitation

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14 h. ago I’m a tech critic and I’d get these 19 Prime Day TV deals before they’re gone

From 4K to OLED sets, I’ve been scouring Amazon to find the discounts worth snapping up

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16 h. ago Google to agree cloud discount as US government squeezes Big Tech

Amazon and Microsoft are also under pressure to cut prices after Oracle struck a deal to reduce costs

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