Cannes 2013 live blog day 9: Nebraska, Max Rose
All the news, reviews, comment and buzz from the Croisette on day nine of the Cannes film festival
Cannes 2013: La Vie D’Àdele Chapitres 1 et 2 (Blue is the Warmest Colour) – first look review
Peter Bradshaw: Epic and erotic yet intimate – Abdellatif Kechiche's uncompromising story of an affair makes other films look tame
Microsoft Surface Pro review: a device of many talents
Jack Schofield: There's much to like about Microsoft's Windows 8 hybrid tablet-laptop – but it's expensive if you don't need all the specs
Boot up: Metro apps usage, Pirate Bay hacking case, iOS 7 + Flickr?, and more
Charles Arthur: Plus IBM's Watson heads towards phones (sorta), how Lotus lost, hyperattentive Kinects, and more
Twitter introduces ‘two-factor authentication’ to stop password hacking
Company introduces mobile phone-based system to stop hackers from capturing control of Twitter accounts. By Charles Arthur
Google’s Eric Schmidt believes one company is an island
A slip of the tongue by Google's executive chairman speaks volumes about his perception of the company's tax obligations
Google boss calls for a ‘rational and predictable international tax system’
Eric Schmidt rejects Ed Miliband's criticisms of tax affairs, saying firm fears being 'double or quadruple taxed' under any changes
Colour footage of London in the 1920s allows us to be tourists in our own past
Jonathan Jones: The full-colour silent era footage that caused so much excitement online recently is almost like science-fiction
Peering at bright screens after dark could harm health, doctor claims
Light from TVs, computers, tablets and smartphones may disrupt sleep and raise risk of obesity, heart disease and depression
George Soros invests in ‘hyperfast’ internet firm
Soros investment vehicle Quantum Strategic Parters injects £50m in fibre-optic company Hyperoptic
Cannes 2013 live blog day 8: Only God Forgives, All Is Lost
All the news, reviews, comment and buzz from the Croisette on day eight of the Cannes film festival
Xbox One: why we need time to figure this out
Keith Stuart: The Xbox One event has had a tough reaction from critics – the same fate befell PlayStation 4. But are we placing too much importance on these strange presentations?
German IT firm seeks autistic workers
SAP says it aims to train 650 workers with autism to become IT specialists by 2020
Cannes 2013: Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight – first look review
Stephen Frears's lightweight account of Ali's stand over Vietnam does scant justice to its charismatic central protagonist