Huawei P50 Pocket: Top-of-the-range camera but no Google Play
Foldable phone supports Ultra Spectrum photography for incredible detail
The 65-second attention span: Technology has stolen our ability to focus. Can we get it back?
Radical measures will be required to win back our independence from our devices
What makes the difference when it comes to smartphone cameras?
The best camera is the one you have on you – for most people, that will be a smartphone
Google restores services after Gmail, YouTube hit by outage
Tech giant said internal storage quota issue was the cause of the problem
Sorting out your life? There’s an app for that
Stay updated with some of the latest apps designed to help you with everyday tasks
Surveillance: How to have a life online, but under the radar
Using internet services can leave you open to data collection or tracking
So you still have an eircom.net email? Here is what you need to do
Eir to impose €5.99 monthly charge on users of its email addresses
Huawei takes on Apple’s new iPhone 11 with Mate 30 range
But uncertainty remains over whether phones will be able to access Google services
Huawei phone crisis: What you need to know and what you need to do
If you own a Huawei device you need to read this
Google to charge Android device-makers in EU for Play Store
Technology giant introducing licence fee for key apps in response to €4.34bn fine
Android 9 Pie: everything you need to know about the new OS
Google’s new mobile OS is rolling out. Here’s the lowdown on the new features
ProtonMail gives users complete data ownership
Web Log: Swiss-based email service could attract Gmail users who value their privacy
The weakest link: What happens to your data when the start-up folds?
Next time you’re about to sign up for a new service, ask yourself: should you trust it with your data?
Why it is worth paying attention to Marissa Mayer
Ex-Yahoo boss has a ‘little lab’ for a big question: how consumer media can use AI
EU privacy rules make 2018 ‘existentially critical’ for data protector
Commissioner says more staff would reverse negative perception as ineffective regulator
How to . . . keep your online accounts safe
From iCloud and Gmail to Snapchat and WhatsApp, do your best to keep intruders out
China’s former top internet czar faces corruption investigation
Lu Wei is first ‘tiger’ to be taken down since Communist Party congress, says watchdog
Salesforce and Google do deal on cloud-based computing
Business customers wii have access to their combined customer intelligence data
Protect, prevent, comply
The internet may open up a world of opportunity for businesses but it can also leave them open to attack from pernicious malware
Malicious phishing email targets Google users
Email asks users to click on document that gives hackers access to personal details
How to . . . beef up security on your online accounts
Two-factor security: what is it, why might you need it and how do you set it up?
Big data breaches found at major online email services
Yahoo, Microsoft and Gmail accounts all hit by cybercriminals in big data attack
Google name change makes sense for a massive business
Google now part of Alphabet but much of the internet functionality still centres on it
Google officially adds undo send feature for Gmail users
Users can cancel a sent mail immediately after sending.
Google rolls out new US wireless service
Project Fi switches between wifi and cellular networks to curb data use and keep bills low
Facebook and Gmail: what happens to data after your death?
Next of kin have been locked out of their deceased loved ones’ social media accounts due to a glitch in the law
Developers will have to get used to closed mobile ecosystems
The big three mobile players, Apple, Google and Nokia/Microsoft want to lure users and app developers into locked-down worlds where purchases and services are channelled through their platform offerings
Time to batten down the hatches against email snoopers, but how?
Existing cures against state spying are, to most people, more daunting than the disease, but help is out there
French court orders Google to display fine for privacy breach
Search will comply with order, but vows to keep fighting €150,000 fine from privacy watchdog
Websites of the future will be tailored to you
Designer Paul Adams says the future will all be about websites that will know what you are interested in, where you like going and what you like buying
Google may call time on pet projects
Rumoured end of famous latitude to employees to pursue projects that interest them hints at a significant shift in corporate ethos
Should we care if Google reads our emails?
Opinion: Google automatically parses your private emails to better target you with ads. This act is the subject of a US class action
Garage open to Microsoft employees to park and share ideas
The top technology companies are continuously trying to stay ahead of the game
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