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Why you'll fire Siri and do the job yourself

In the world of A.I., the best virtual assistant might turn out to be your virtual self. Read More

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Empty predictions are a dime a dozen, but with mobile tech in particular, long-term trends can tell us a lot about what the future may hold. Read More

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Jonny Evans: How Apple users can protect themselves against Spectre and Meltdown

Fire and fury as Apple confirms all Macs, iPhones, iPads and other devices (bar Apple Watch) are vulnerable to the newly revealed Spectre and Meltdown bugs. Read More

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