Computing
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Tired of texting? Google tests robot to chat with friends for youWith its new Reply system the firm is taking the art of conversion one step forwards – or should that be backwards?
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A pirate's life for me: Rare's ambitious plans for Sea of Thieves revealedThe Xbox and PC online multiplayer pirate adventure will boast sea monsters and skeleton forts – and this is only the beginning
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Will the new TV golden age produce the first $20m per show series?High-end production and exclusive content have become key weapons in the new fight for subscriptions -
Don’t panic! Here’s how to make screens a positive in family lifeYes, too much digital isolation can be a problem… but parents who integrate new media more wisely will reap rewards
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Reddit bans 'deepfakes' face-swap porn communitySocial news site blocks subreddit where fake AI-created clips were first created, which had almost 100,000 users -
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Lauri Love ruling 'sets precedent' for trying hacking suspects in UKRights groups and lawyers for 33-year-old welcome landmark judgment against extradition to US -
Play Video'Happy and relieved': hacking suspect Lauri Love emerges from court after win
Love thanks supporters after court decision
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Will I be able to do more work with three screens?Having more screen space makes people more productive, but it’s not necessarily best distributed over multiple monitors
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Taming the beast: how to build a gaming PC for 2018Buying a new computer for gaming can be a confusing endeavour. We asked a group of experts what you’ll need for a slick experience -
Automation to take 1 in 3 jobs in UK's northern centres, report findsWorkers in Wakefield and Mansfield worst affected as tech advances risk widening north-south divide -
The Guardian view on fake video: a trick too farEditorial: The spread of cheap and easy techniques for video faking is already damaging famous people. It risks destroying trust even at a community level -
Ask Jack Is it worth buying a refurbished PC for under £150?