Computers

From the intricacies of computer science to the best new laptops and tablets available to buy, the world of computers is forever changing, with processors getting faster and faster, storage growing bigger and devices becoming more technologically advanced by the day.
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What's the worst thing you can do for the planet online?

Before blaming chatbots for everything, here’s what really dominates your online carbon footprint
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Apple turns 50: 8 products that changed the world

Here's a look at some of the company’s iconic products, the flops that shaped it, and what may be coming next
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'I don’t think it’s that weird': Hannah Fry on getting uncomfortably close with AI

We speak to Prof Hannah Fry about the human impacts of artificial intelligence, from AI therapists to lovers, agents and tutors
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We might finally know what will burst the AI bubble

Many experts and analysts are warning that the AI industry is overvalued and heading for a crash. But why?
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1,000 AIs were left to build their own village, and the weirdest civilisation emerged

Inside the strange experiment that turned AI agents into workers, leaders and believers
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If AI is meant to be so intelligent, why can’t it identify a set of traffic lights?

The "I'm not a robot" box might not be so robot-proof after all.
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Ageless brain: How this new supercomputer could help keep your mind young

The DeepSouth project aims to mimic the human brain.
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Your inbox is a mess. These 5 research-backed steps will finally tame it

Keeping up with emails can be a nightmare. But there are some easy ways to do some digital housekeeping and keep the noise to a minimum.
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Once deleted, can text messages be retrieved?

Clearing or deleting your messages on your devices doesn't mean the data is permanently gone, it's just been filed away differently.
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How far does my computer mouse move?

It gets quite the workout.
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How often should I reboot my computer?

The phrase 'have you tried turning it off and on again?' might actually be sound advice.
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How do you read binary numbers?

Learn the basics of binary with our handy guide.
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7 of the best coding toys for kids in 2024

Give your kids a headstart on valuable programming skills with these toys.
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