1 hour ago British space tech helps prevent satellite collisions in crowded orbit

Nottingham-based GMV UK has developed new software to help predict and prevent collisions between satellites orbiting Earth, where crowded space is making close calls increasingly common

Politics

2 h. ago All the sneaky ways cheaters hide naughty pics using secret files, fake apps and sinister X

WHEN it comes to betrayal, a smartphone is a cheater’s best friend – with endless virtual nooks for love rats to hide naughty pics from prying eyes. A savvy adulterer will make good use of hidden folders, secret photo safes, a cunning ‘deletion’ trick, and even invisible storage to lead their double life - but...

Society

5 h. ago London tech expert explains why the internet blew up this week (temporarily)

London tech expert explains why the internet blew up this week (temporarily)  CBC

Science

7 h. ago Chris McCausland: Seeing into the Future – an astonishing look at how tech is changing disabled people’s lives

Prepare to have your perspective shattered by the comedian’s visits to our US tech overlords. The upcoming advancements for those with disabilities are life-changingWashing machines liberated women to get soul-crushing jobs that ate up their free time. Social media gave the world one revolution – before it destabilised democracies everywhere else. Now AI is here, and its main job seems to be replacing screenwriters. It’s easy to fall into techno-pessimism, but new documentary Seeing into the Future (Sunday 23 November, 8pm, BBC Two) has a different angle. For disabled people, tech has already brought about life-changing advancements. And we haven’t seen anything yet.It is presented by comedian and Strictly winner Chris McCausland, who is blind. Some of the most casually astonishing scenes occur early on, showing how he uses his phone – essentially, an eye with a mouth. “What T-shirt is this?” he asks, holding up a garment. “A grey T-shirt with a graphic logo of Deftones,” his p...

Politics

8 h. ago Review: Phillips OneUp 5000 electric mop does away with the sloppy mop and bucket

The high-tech mop promises cleaner floors with a fraction of the effort and water - but at a cost

Science

8 h. ago Amazon Fire TV Stick Black Friday deal means shoppers can get the device for £14

Amazon has slashed the price of its Fire TV Stick 4K to just £29.99 in an early Black Friday deal, but new members of TopCashback can get an extra £15 off

Economics

16 h. ago Stephen Robinson in VAR 'not fit for purpose' call after St Mirren tech ordeal

The Buddies boss made it clear where he stands on the issue ahead of Saturday night's visit of Celtic.

Economics

16 h. ago Like our Home Secretary, I fear that if we don't sort out Britain's mass migration crisis, it will trigger a total breakdown in race relations: DR RAKIB EHSAN

In her uncompromising new proposals on dealing with Britain's mass-migration crisis, Shabana Mahmood has been accused this week of 'stoking division' in the House of Commons.

Society

19 h. ago US government endorses female crash test dummy – for first time in history

Some American automakers, however, have expressed skepticism, arguing the new model may exaggerate injury risks

Events

19 h. ago Best wearable wellness devices for tracking stress effectively: Smartwatches, smart rings and more

Discover the best wearable wellness devices to effectively track and manage stress, enhancing your emotional resilience and well-being

Politics

20 h. ago BBC board member quits after being ‘cut out’ of talks over liberal bias claims

Shumeet Banerji was away during crucial discussions that led to resignation of director general and BBC News chiefA member of the BBC’s board has resigned after stating he was cut out of the discussions that led up to the shock resignation of its director general, Tim Davie.Shumeet Banerji, a tech industry executive, was away in the crucial days before the departure of Davie and the head of BBC News, Deborah Turness. Continue reading...

Politics

22 h. ago Kirby Air Riders review: A brilliant Switch 2 race game full of fun modes

Nintendo has brough back that cute little pink blob of a character for a Mario Kart style race game that is surprisingly full of modes and mini games

Sport

22 h. ago Twitter DOWN as thousands hit by global outage just days after last blackout

X, formerly Twitter, is down after more than 5,000 reports of issues with the social media site. Most of those problems appear to be with the app. Some 63 per cent of those reporting a problem said they had issues with the app, while 26 per cent reported a problem with the website. Just 11...

Events

22 h. ago Aldi launches £60 vertical air fryer in its Black Friday sale

Expect deals across beauty, tech, appliances and more

Economics

23 h. ago Back Market’s refurbished tech deals mean even bigger savings for Black Friday

These offers have Christmas tech gifts covered

Economics

23 h. ago Upgrade your home internet with Sky Full Fibre and enjoy a £90 Black Friday voucher

Give your wifi the boost your to-watch list needs

Economics

24 h. ago US ‘secretly observed 3I/ATLAS’ for 20 years with new tech and 'had a plan for it'

According to wild theory the 'alien spaceship' has been tracked for years as part of a secret planetary defence mission and they've even uncovered 'leaked' images of 3I/ATLAS

Politics

25 h. ago Snap up a PlayStation®5 for £289 at Currys this Black Friday

Discover unmissable deals on PS5® disc and digital consoles, with prices starting at £289

Economics

28 h. ago Tech should help us be creative. AI rips our creativity away | Dave Schilling

AI-generated songs are topping Spotify charts. This isn’t about the ‘democratization’ of art – it’s about scaleMaking music is hard. Well, at least it used to be. I remember the old days, when you had to spend hours and hours honing skills, coming up with something clever or personal to say, then actually recording sounds that people would want to listen to. But that’s the past. In our sparkling future, a pre-teen can dump a bunch of words into a machine and out comes a catchy tune. In 2025, a robot can be a pop star. (Although Data from Star Trek did drop an album back in the 90s. How soon we all forget.)Three AI-generated songs recently topped Spotify’s “Viral 50” charts. One of the “creators” responsible for these songs, Broken Veteran, who squirted out a track about immigration policies, told the Guardian that AI is “just another tool for expression, particularly valuable for people like me who have something to say but lack traditional musical training”. It used to be that if y...

Science

28 h. ago Tech reporter selected Black Friday deals on top rated laptops, iPhones, headphones, TVs and more

Whether you're looking for a great deal on a new laptop, iPhone, headphones, or TV, there has never been a better time to shop.

Economics