Apple says it will pay $38bn in foreign cash taxes and create 20,000 US jobs
Tech giant, which has faced has faced criticism for tax evasion, says it will repatriate some of its massive overseas cash holdings
I was Mark Zuckerberg’s mentor. Today I would tell him: your users are in peril
Facebook is a big part of my portfolio, and I fear the dangers of tech addiction. While investors’ recent open letter to Apple is significant, more need to speak up
How to quit your tech: a beginner’s guide to divorcing your phone
Six very busy people attempt a digital detox
HMRC forces Apple to pay £137m extra tax
‘Corporate income tax adjustment’ made as settlement after multi-year audit by tax authorities into iPhone-maker’s UK operations
Apple questioned by US Senate over practice of slowing down iPhones
Apple now under pressure from both sides of Atlantic over admission it slows phones with older batteries, after French government opened investigation
No tracking, no revenue: Apple’s privacy feature costs ad companies millions
Ad-tech firm Criteo likely to cut its 2018 revenue by more than a fifth after Apple blocked ‘pervasive’ tracking on web browser Safari
Apple plans ‘more robust’ parental tools after iPhone addiction claims
Company says it has ‘always looked out for kids’ after open letter from investors said it should do more to tackle children’s overuse of smartphones
Apple investors call for action over iPhone ‘addiction’ among children
Open letter highlights growing concern that Silicon Valley is damaging youth and urges new parental controls, child protection committee and release of data
How smart speakers stole the show from smartphones
Amazon and Google believe they’ve struck gold with their voice-controlled speakers while Apple and Microsoft struggle to catch up
Intel facing class-action lawsuits over Meltdown and Spectre bugs
Plaintiffs claim compensation for security flaws and alleged slowdown that fixing computers will cause, while corporations count cost of corrections
Are there any good portable MP3 players for blind and visually impaired people?
Annabelle has been using an Apple iPod Shuffle but the battery is going. Is there a cheap and suitable music player she should replace it with?
Major security flaw found in Intel processors
Developers scramble to fix bug within Intel chips made in the last decade that will affect millions of computers running Windows, mac OS and Linux
Take it from the insiders: Silicon Valley is eating your soul
Former Google and Facebook executives are sounding the alarm about the pervasive power of tech, writes Guardian columnist John Harris
Apple apologises for slowing down older iPhones with ageing batteries
US firm admits it introduced feature, that affects the iPhone 6, 6S, 7 and SE, without users’ consent to cope with ageing batteries
The Guardian view on capitalism without capital
An idea whose time has come: Over the holiday season the Guardian is examining themes that have emerged to give shape to 2018. Today we look at intangible economies