HTC suspends shares in wake of Alphabet takeover rumours
Taiwanese smartphone and VR headset maker could become in-house manufacturer for Google-branded products
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Amazon to release Alexa-powered Smartglasses
Unlike Google Glass and Snapchat’s Spectacles, the glasses reportedly won’t feature a camera, instead focusing on linking to Amazon’s voice assistant
CCleaner: 2m users install anti-malware program … that contains malware
Tool now owned by security firm Avast was hacked via a supply chain attack, an increasingly common method of infection
iOS 11: the eight best new features for your iPhone and iPad
New version of Apple’s smartphone and tablet software includes customisation and multitasking additions, and will be available for download today
Apple blocking ads that follow users around web is ‘sabotage’, says industry
New iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra will stop ads following Safari users, prompting open letter claiming Apple is destroying internet’s economic model
South Wales aluminium factory to manufacture low-emission taxi
Norwegian company Sapa invests £9.6m to reopen mothballed facility in Bedwas, near Caerphilly, with 130 jobs returning to area
Emmys 2017 winners: the full list
With the absence of Game of Thrones, the 69th Emmy Awards should be full of surprises. Find out who won what with our updated list of winners
Denver city guide: what to see and do plus the best restaurants and hotels
The Mile High City gets a little closer with new direct UK flights giving visitors the chance to soak up a wild west boom town with a roaring food and nightlife scene
South Dakota: wild beasts and Badlands make the silver screen come to life
Pick from decades of movies set in South Dakota and you’ll find legendary towns, incredible wildlife and tumultuous history, all within easy driving range
Mazda 3 review: ‘Like a basking shark – impressive but harmless’
The new 3 from Mazda is one of the sweetest drives on the road, thanks to the union of human and hatchback
Revealed: Facebook exposed identities of moderators to suspected terrorists
A security lapse that affected more than 1,000 workers forced one moderator into hiding – and he still lives in constant fear for his safety
Could 3D printing solve the organ transplant shortage?
Scientists are racing to make replacement human organs with 3D printers. But while the technology’s possibilities are exciting, already there are fears we could be ‘playing God’
Why did Ford build a ‘fake driverless car’ using a man dressed as a seat?
The researchers behind the illusion, which went viral last month, explain how the plan was actually to see how people react to self-driving vehicles
What’s the cheapest way of buying an iPhone 8?
Don’t be suckered in: navigating the multitude offers reveals buying an iPhone 8 outright and signing up to a cheap sim-only deal is the most cost-effective option
Flying to US to get an iPhone X is cheaper than buying in Europe. It’s also illegal
Yet HMRC’s rules are clear: you must pay VAT on your £390-plus US purchases when you fly home, which makes those big savings a lot less appealing
Google ‘segregates’ women into lower-paying jobs, stifling careers, lawsuit says
Exclusive: Women say Google denied them promotions, telling the Guardian they were forced into less prestigious jobs despite qualifications
Facebook allowed advertisers to target ‘Jew haters’
Embarrassing discovery that Facebook let advertisers target users interested in antisemitic topics comes as the social network’s ad practices are under scrutiny
Great outdoor activities in Colorado
Readers suggest ways to enjoy Colorado’s magnificent mountains, valleys, forests and lakes – on two legs, two wheels, soaking in hot springs and even dangling from a cliff
Tesla electric lorry to be unveiled in late October
Electric Semi truck will be ‘tentatively’ ready for first test rides and is ‘worth seeing in person’, but can batteries and self-driving trucks really replace diesels?
What’s the best way to test my broadband speed?
Steve has only been getting 1Mbps when he has paid for 70Mbps. An engineer said there is nothing wrong with his wifi router – is there another way to check?
