The 20 apps to make your summer go smoothly From travel planners and money management to outdoor adventure and nature-spotting, here’s how to get your smartphone ready for action
EU opens antitrust inquiry into Microsoft’s Teams software European Commission says bundling of app with other products may be anticompetitive
Rise of the robots raises a big question: what will workers do? Rapid developments in AI are forcing managers and politicians alike to confront profound questions about the future of jobs
Campaigners urge London food banks to end use of face scans Exclusive: Charity that runs five distribution hubs has been told it is wrong to ‘trade sensitive biometric data for food’
Apple unveils 15in MacBook Air, iOS 17 and revamped watchOS 10 Alongside Vision Pro headset, firm revealed new Mac Pro, Mac Studio, macOS Sonoma and iPadOS 17
Adobe to integrate AI into Photoshop amid fears of job losses and mass faking of images Company says Adobe Firefly is a ‘co-pilot’ to graphic design rather than a replacement for humans
Ex-minister predicts ‘battle royale’ over US firm’s bid for NHS data contract David Davis among cross-party MPs with privacy concerns over prospective Palantir deal
Experts warn of new spyware threat targeting journalists and political figures Citizen Lab says victims’ phones infected after being sent an iCloud calendar invitation in a ‘zero-click’ attack
TechScape: The AI tools that will write our emails, attend our meetings – and change our lives From Gmail to Office 365, AI is about to become deeply integrated into the apps we use every day. Here’s how
Contest launched to decipher Herculaneum scrolls using 3D X-ray software Global research teams who can improve AI and accelerate decoding could win $250,000 in prizes
Samsung Galaxy S23 launch: 200MP cameras and bigger batteries Top-end Android phones with improved sustainability announced alongside Galaxy Book 3 laptops
Peter Hermon obituary Computer pioneer whose business software revolutionised route planning, scheduling and bookings for international air travel
Tech firms say laws to protect us from bad AI will limit ‘innovation’. Well, good For too long, the industry has escaped legal liability in the pursuit of its own interests – and the EU has had enough
EU votes to force all phones to use same charger by 2024 Apple will be forced to change charger after EU votes to use USB-C connectors
Adobe can’t Photoshop out the fact its $20bn Figma deal is a naked land grab The software giant paying vastly over the odds for a small but strategically threatening company should alarm US regulators