What’s the cheapest way of buying an iPhone 8?
Don’t be suckered in: navigating the multitude offers reveals buying an iPhone 8 outright and signing up to a cheap sim-only deal is the most cost-effective option
UN report attacks austerity budgets for growing inequality
Study says spending cuts have encouraged rise of robots and AI and heightened job insecurity, particularly for women
Robots and AI can bring down pension age, says TUC
General secretary Frances O’Grady calls for debate about who benefits from new prosperity and how workers get a fair share
Let’s move to Arundel, West Sussex: land of turrets and tea rooms
No, this is not Frozen’s Arendelle. But it’s an easy mistake to make
Would you pay $1 to find out how many other people have paid $1? A new website shows curiosity pays
Johan McCubbin’s site is the latest in a line of ridiculous but lucrative internet stunts, from the Million Dollar Homepage to the I Am Rich app
Keith Mann: the ‘inside man’ who has exposed tech-industry sexism
Fed up with being disrespected, the female co-founders of an art startup invented Keith as a business partner – and discovered he was taken a lot more seriously than they were
Hasta la vista, PPI! Schwarzenegger fronts FCA’s £42m campaign
Robotic head modelled on star features in watchdog’s ads pointing out chance to claim will terminate after 2019 deadline
Damage limitation as I try to find out why Uber sent me £110 car ‘cleaning bill’
After an uneventful journey home, it claims the seat was stained and the picture it sent was meaningless
Samsung TV owners furious after software update leaves sets unusable
Customers say recently acquired televisions stopped working after the company sent out an upgrade a week ago
Dixons Carphone warns on profits as customers keep phones for longer
Retailer says weak pound has made handsets more expensive, meaning that fewer people are getting upgrades
Bill Gates gives $4.6bn to charity in biggest donation since 2000
Recipient of 64m Microsoft shares is a mystery, but is expected to be tech tycoon’s foundation
What that Google memo didn’t tell you about pay inequality in America
The wage gap is more than simply one very memorable statistic – it’s a measure of inequality that shrinks and expands according to age, industry and race
Amazon to take on Ticketmaster in lucrative ticketing market, report says
World’s largest retailer sees US market as ripe for the taking, following consumer dislike for fees and sports teams desire to boost merchandise sales
Average UK broadband speed slower than most of Europe, report finds
Britain is behind European countries including Germany, Spain and Sweden, while Singapore has best service
Pilotless planes: what you need to know
Can technology leapfrog from military drones to passenger planes flying themselves or is it simply a bad idea?