The TelegraphTechnology The artificial leaf capable of producing 'clean gas'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersGas created from fossils fuels and used to produce everything from fertilisers to plastics could instead be made by an "artificial leaf". The leaf, created by researchers at Cambridge University, mimics
The TelegraphCybersecurity Russian hackers disguised cyber attacks using Iranian spying gangThe Telegraph - By James CookRussian hackers hid their efforts to attack organisations in the UK and other countries around the world by pretending to be a rival Iranian hacking group. A Russian hacking group dubbed “Turla”, which
The TelegraphTechnology Softbank's big tech bet Arm Holdings faces uncertain futureThe Telegraph - By James Titcomb and Matthew FieldAs Masayoshi Son strode confidently onto the stage, the assembled telecoms executives and investors were expecting something big. Son – the chief executive of the Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank –
The TelegraphTechnology Special report: Amazon's extraordinary grip on British dataThe Telegraph - By Harry de QuettevilleThe web giant Amazon has cornered more than a third of the lucrative UK market in storing and processing government-held information, including sensitive biometric details and tax records, figures leaked
The TelegraphWeWork WeWork valued at less than the money invested in it under SoftBank rescue planThe Telegraph - By Laurence DoddsWeWork will be valued at less than all the cash that investors have already poured into it under a rescue plan being put together by its biggest backer SoftBank, according to reports. The Japanese tech
The TelegraphFacebook Mark Zuckerberg signals Facebook won't return to China as he calls on tech firms to defend free speechThe Telegraph - By Laurence DoddsFacebook has effectively given up on bringing its services to China, its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed, signalling a decisive end to the social media giant's ambition to enter that market.
The TelegraphMobile Technology 'Invisibility cloak' that could hide tanks and troops looks closer to realityThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsHarry Potter’s "invisibility cloak" appears closer to reality as Canadian camouflage manufacturer Hyperstealth Biotechnology has applied for patents on its "Quantum Stealth" material. The "inexpensive
The TelegraphTechnology Netflix warns that new services from Disney and Apple will hit growthThe Telegraph - By James TitcombNetflix has warned that new streaming services from Apple and Disney could squeeze its growth in the coming months as it gears up for its greatest competitive challenge to date. The US internet video signed
The TelegraphDeliveroo Competition watchdog to examine Amazon investment in DeliverooThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandThe UK's competition watchdog has launched a probe into Amazon's investment in Deliveroo, prompting concerns over the British company's dwindling cash pile. Amazon had led a $575m (£470m) funding round
The TelegraphGoogle Home Google reveals motion-sensing Pixel 4 phone as it challenges Apple on priceThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldGoogle has unveiled a new smartphone that can be controlled by moving hands in mid-air as the search giant presents its latest alternative to Apple’s iPhone. The Pixel 4 comes a month after Apple unveiled
The TelegraphYouTube Kids How YouTube led me down a wormhole of neo-Nazi conspiracy theoriesThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalHow long does it take for supremacists to target you on YouTube? For one user, it was immediate. “I once clicked on some old German folk songs, and was then fed folk song videos of neo-Nazis,” the user
The TelegraphGoogle Pixel 4 Google Pixel 4: Release date, price, specs and rumours so farThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldGoogle's Pixel smartphone launches never used to elicit the awestruck reactions of say Apple's iPhone reveals, but gradually the Android phone maker has solidified its place among premier phone designs
The TelegraphFacebook becomes the latest company to quit Facebook's Libra cryptocurrencyThe Telegraph - By Matthew Field and Laurence DoddsThe official launch of Facebook's new cryptocurrency alliance was overshadowed on Monday by the abrupt departure of Booking.com, leaving the project with just 21 of its original 28 backers. Booking Holdings,
The TelegraphTechnology Fortnite goes down with in-game apocalypse leaving thousands of players watching a black holeThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardThe popular online video game Fortnite has ended its first chapter with an apocalyptic explosion – leaving thousands of gamers unable to play. The multiplayer game showed the event, which involved an hitting
The TelegraphActivision Blizzard Pro gamer punished for supporting Hong Kong protests has prize money restored after international uproarThe Telegraph - By Laurence DoddsThe video gaming giant Blizzard has partly reversed its punishment of an Esports player who spoke out in support of the Hong Kong protesters after a fierce backlash from fans, politicians and its own Ng
The TelegraphNetflix Short sellers pile on Netflix as Disney and Apple competition loomsThe Telegraph - By James TitcombShort sellers are betting on Netflix succumbing to aggressive competition from Disney and Apple as the streaming giant faces its biggest challenge yet. Disney and Apple are preparing to launch cut-price
The TelegraphTechnology Mind Candy on track to double sales as it signs up Brian Blessed for children's story appThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldChildren-focused technology company Mind Candy has secured a further £2.8m cash injection as it targets doubling revenues this year and starts signing up famous names for its children’s storytime app.
The TelegraphSoftbank Softbank seeks control of WeWork with new investment as co-working company faces cash crunchThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardSoftbank is reportedly seeking to take control of WeWork in a move that would further wrest power from former chief executive and founder Adam Neumann. The beleaguered office space company has been looking
The TelegraphTechnology Revolut eyes $10bn valuation as it prepares for further fundraisingThe Telegraph - By Louis AshworthRevolut is preparing for a fundraising drive that could push it to a $10bn valuation — making it Europe’s most prized fintech firm. The UK-based payments and banking company is gearing up to issue a $1bn
The TelegraphTechnology Major blow to Facebook's Libra digital currency as eBay and Stripe drop outThe Telegraph - By Laurence DoddseBay and Stripe have dropped out of Facebook's project to create a new digital currency, Libra, becoming the second and third major companies to quit in one week. The two firms announced that they were
The TelegraphFacebook Fury as Facebook pays just £29m of UK tax despite record £1.7bn revenuesThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandFacebook has been blasted by MPs and experts after it paid just £28.5m of tax in Britain last year - despite sales surging to £1.7bn. The social network, which is worth around $530bn (£420bn) and is thought
The TelegraphCameras The best DSLR cameras you can buy: from beginners to prosThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersFor true photographers nothing beats a serious DSLR camera to get the perfect shot, and these cameras have grown to become the mainstay of professional digital camera photography. Standing for digital
The TelegraphHong Kong Fury as Apple pulls US news app Quartz from China 'over Hong Kong coverage'The Telegraph - By Matthew FieldApple has blocked a US news app from its Chinese service as the iPhone maker is accused of bowing to pressure from state censors over pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. Quartz, a US news site covering
The TelegraphAmazon Amazon workers could be watching you in your homeThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandAmazon has been accused of watching footage from its customers' CCTV cameras in a move likely to reignite concerns over whether the US tech giant is violating people's privacy. Amazon's "Cloud Cam" devices,
The TelegraphScience (India) UK to send 'walking' spider robot to the moon in its first lunar rover missionThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsThe UK's first ever moon rover will launch into space in 2021 in a bid to unlock the secrets of the lunar surface. The tiny, spider-esque robot - which will be the world's smallest robotic moon rover will
The TelegraphTechnology German synagogue shooting video viewed by 2,200 people on Amazon's TwitchThe Telegraph - By Margi MurphyAmazon-owned Twitch has confirmed that around 2,200 people used the popular video-sharing website to watch a deadly shooting outside a synagogue in Halle, Germany on Wednesday morning, before it was taken
The TelegraphTechnology What can we learn from Sweden, the ultimate cashless society?The Telegraph - By Harry de QuettevilleThe collapse of cash in Britain has been dramatic. There were 11.5bn fewer cash transactions in 2018 than in 2008 – a decline of 51pc. It’s a pace of change that has surprised everyone, even industry “The
The TelegraphTechnology This high tech jacket fitted with special sensors allows deaf people to 'feel' music on their skinThe Telegraph - By Hasan ChowdhuryA high-tech jacket is giving deaf people the chance to “feel music” through an immersive experience that aims to open the doors of gigs and concerts to the hard of hearing for the first time. CuteCircuit,
The TelegraphAmazon Amazon scrambling to stay in Scotland warehouse after court upholds evictionThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandAmazon is battling to avoid being turfed out from one of its warehouses in Scotland, in a move which could wipe out 300 jobs and hit the US titan's ability to deliver across the region. The retail giant
