With Xbox One, what’s yours is theirs
Helen Lewis: Your console and games are merely entry tickets to Microsoft's playground – and if you don't play by its rules, you're out
Yahoo, Google, Facebook and more face fight to salvage reputations over NSA leaks
Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube and Apple have been floundering for a response
Microsoft gives Xbox One a massive lift to put smiles on gamers’ faces
The console launch drew a lot of criticism for focusing on tech specs, but at E3, 13 titles from gung-ho to goofy were unveiled. By Nick Cowen
The Crew – preview
Nick Cowen: Ubisoft's creation is set to take open-world arcade racing onto a whole different level
E3 2013: the biggest show on earth welcomes the next generation
The interactive entertainment industry descends on Los Angeles for four days of consoles, games - and very loud noise
Remember Me – review
This innovative cyberpunk adventure mixes combat and exploration with philosophical and moral quandaries, writes Matt Kamen
NSA scandal: what data is being monitored and how does it work?
Everything you need to know about data gathering from internet companies by the US National Security Agency
Grid 2 – review
Codemasters' gritty driving sim reboot is both exhilarating and terrifying, writes Felix Atkin
Xbox One checking if you’re watching ads? Less ‘gee-whiz’, more WTF
Arwa Mahdawi: Microsoft's patented solution to people not paying attention: bribery. Maybe companies should just make better adverts
Xbox One: should TV broadcasters be afraid?
Mark Sweney: Microsoft focused on TV over games as it unveiled its new generation console – and it could threaten rival platforms
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
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?
The Xbox One launch and technology’s summer of … meh
Michael Moran: Judging by the lukewarm reception for Xbox One, the techlust that keeps capitalism's wheels turning could be grinding to a halt
Xbox One: does the Microsoft console have anything new to offer?
Microsoft claims it can do everything, from the traditional playing of games and films to reading your heartbeat and making conference calls. But is that what customers want, asks Tom Meltzer
Xbox One: five key points you need to know
Microsoft has unveiled its new generation of games console – but what else can it do, and when can you buy one? By Jemima Kiss