Kenya’s tech entrepreneurs shun Konza ‘silicon savannah’
With a booming tech sector in Nairobi, investors and entrepreneurs are questioning the wisdom of building $14bn techno city nearby
Apple faces lawsuit over storage space on iPhones and iPads
Firm failed to tell consumers that iOS 8 software could take up as much as 23.1% of advertised storage capacity, claims lawyer
Sony hackers may still have access to computer systems
News report says investigators are unable to confirm eradication of those responsible for cyber-attack linked to The Interview
2015 gears up to be the year of wearable tech
Apple Watch forecast to deliver spring boost to sales
Gamergate: Swedish gaming companies tackle sexism in video games
The industry has been catering for the stereotypical male gamer for too long, but in Sweden games companies are taking action
Poor travel links ‘stop UK tech competing with Silicon Valley’
Leading UK entrepreneurs call for boost in infrastructure to make Boris Johnson’s ‘golden triangle’ a reality
Square’s global launch needs to tighten up fast, or it’s going nowhere
Jack Dorsey’s payment startup has launched globally – but the incomplete rollout gives competitors space to breath
Women ‘belittled, underappreciated and underpaid’ in tech industry
Guardian survey into attitudes towards women in technology industry reveals widespread sexism in the sector and unequal pay. By Hannah Jane Parkinson
Who gets the best return on stock-market investments? Not finance professionals
Is financial expertise overrated? A new study from the ‘Yelp of investing’ shows that finance professionals make less money in the stock markets than people in other industries – perhaps because banking experts know it pays to be wary
The GCHQ boss is wrong. We can have both security and privacy
Julian Huppert: Robert Hannigan’s attack on tech firms is a worrying sign that the intelligence services still don’t understand the need for transparency and accountability
EU commits €14.4m to support open data across Europe
New funding for startups, research and academy hopes to fuel open-data skills and adoption through the Open Data Institute co-founded by Sir Tim Berners-Lee. By Samuel Gibbs
Republicans make a play for Silicon Valley, ‘the country’s largest ATM’
Conservative politicians such as Rand Paul and Chris Christie are making inroads among the billionaires of ‘the country’s largest ATM’
Facebook share price falters after warning on costs
Social network reports positive quarterly results but then admits that costs will rise and revenues will slow
Job brokers steal wages and entrap Indian tech workers in US
Investigation by The Center for Investigative Reporting documents how exploitation persists – through humiliation, intimidation and legal threats
Should we be concerned about Placemeter – an app which monitors street views from apartment windows?
Placemeter pays New Yorkers to suction-cup an old smartphone to their window, then records and analyses what’s happening outside