The Guardian view on B-sides: a lost serendipity
Editorial: The profusion of digital music has drowned out collective experience in a welter of algorithmic choice
Apple launches iOS 11.3 with raft of privacy features
Sensing opportunity – and GDPR – the Silicon Valley company launches major data protection push across devices
Younger viewers now watch Netflix more than the BBC, says corporation
Broadcaster fears being ‘overtaken by competitors’ as technology firms increasingly dominate on-demand viewing
Fortnite shoots to the top of teenagers’ most-wanted games list
Players snap up clothing items as iPhone version of free video game tops iTunes chart in 13 countries
The EU could save Britain from big tech. This is not the time to force-quit
Brexit is about to leave consumers with little control over their data, and the government helpless against tax avoidance, says the Lib Dem leader Vince Cable
‘Tech CEOs are like cult leaders’ – the artists taking on Facebook and big data
Langlands and Bell are celebrating their 40th year together – by taking an uncompromising look at Silicon Valley’s utopian promises
The Guardian view on big tech: a new era needs new rules
Editorial: Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon are too big and too powerful. Regulation has to catch up with the changing character of the digital economy
Unsane: how Steven Soderbergh manages to thrill with just an iPhone
The director’s latest film, shot entirely on a phone, is a dizzying deep dive into the psyche of a stalking victim kept in a mental care facility against her will. Contains spoilers
What’s it like to play Fortnite on an iPhone?
One of the world’s most popular video games is now on phones, as well as everywhere else you look. We assess how it performs on a small screen
Apple to buy ‘Netflix for magazines’ Texture
‘Virtual newsstand’ lets users read about 200 digital titles for a monthly subscription fee
Three Apple workers hurt walking into glass walls in first month at $5bn HQ
Emergency services called to Norman Foster-designed Apple Park, which Steve Jobs called ‘a shot at the best office building in the world’
What price privacy when Apple gets into bed with China?
Apple’s much-vaunted principles melt away under China’s cybersecurity law, which allows the state to access our data
How to Fix the Future: Staying Human in the Digital Age by Andrew Keen – review
As the internet giants run amok, a visionary critic calls for governments and citizens to tackle a crisis of historic proportions
How can I use my laptop to create a home office?
Gareth sometimes works at home with his MacBook Pro and wants to use it with a separate keyboard and screen
Apple to launch ‘technology enabled’ healthcare service
Following Amazon’s lead, iPhone maker creating in-house clinics and health service for employees