The People’s Republic of iPhone
How Apple unwittingly assisted China’s global technological dominance.
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Do not buy an AI smartphone
The new wave of smartphones represents a global social experiment into the future of AI and humanity.
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Apple’s Vision Pro headset is a glimpse into our dorky future
They’re anti-social and creepy as hell. But the truly scary thing is the suspicion that none of that will matter.
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Life after Apple
The company’s minimalist aesthetic rules the world. Will we ever escape it?
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Apple’s Vision Pro is a bet on hard economic reality
The people who might have $3,500 to spend on some VR goggles have benefited from an asset-price boom and years…
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Margrethe Vestager: “Twitter must ensure what is illegal offline is illegal online”
The EU commissioner warns that Elon Musk could be on the wrong side of her crusade against Big Tech’s dominance.
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Can Apple keep selling luxury in a global recession?
The new iPhones will cost more than their rivals, but the tech giant is better prepared for a falling market.
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Gutsy: this “feminist” series from Hillary and Chelsea Clinton is risible and bizarre
Whether they are meeting feminist superstars, farting clowns or Goldie Hawn, Hils and Chels sound like they hardly know one…
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Do mapping apps exacerbate prejudice?
GIS navigation tools have come to dictate our mobility – but their suggested routes are not free from bias.
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The dangerous approach of SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son
The Japanese-Korean billionaire warped the meaning of value in an industry that is reshaping the world.
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Is facial recognition tech in public spaces ever justified?
The food store chain Southern Co-op faces a legal case over its use of surveillance technology.
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“Tech must solve a real need”: the iPod inventor Tony Fadell on virtual reality consumerism
The engineer turned investor reflects on the industry’s biggest missteps, from cryptocurrencies to augmented worlds.
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How Apple became the world’s first $3trn company
The tech company’s market value has more than doubled since January 2020.
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It’s the tech giants, not socialist politicians, who are coming for our liberty
As algorithms take over our lives, the issue of Big Tech censorship can no longer be dismissed as a fringe…
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