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• Box's Aaron Levie: 'Silicon Valley's libertarian bent can go too far'

  21 Oct 2014: Box founder on the rapid upheavals seen in every industry, and staying ahead of the data revolution. By Charles Arthur

• Immutable data structures in Python

  21 Oct 2014: Choosing the right immutable library for Python

• Whisper chief executive answers privacy revelations: 'We're not infallible'

  19 Oct 2014: Michael Heyward releases statement on Guardian revelations and says: ‘Reasonable people can disagree about online anonymity’

• Anonymising router Anonabox suspended from Kickstarter campaign

  17 Oct 2014: Kickstarter pulls campaign after it raises more than $600,000 in just a few days and investors heap criticism on developers

• Apple releases newest version of Mac OS, Yosemite, for download

  16 Oct 2014: New operating system released alongside iOS 8.1, restoring the Camera Roll to iOS devices and introducing iCloud Drive. By Alex Hern, Samuel Gibbs and Max Miller

• Revealed: how Whisper app tracks ‘anonymous’ users

  16 Oct 2014: ‘Confessional’ app follows some users even after they have asked not to be tracked

• U2’s Bono issues apology for automatic Apple iTunes album download

  15 Oct 2014: Lead issues video apology for marketing stunt at September Apple launch in which new album was given to 500 million users

• Google has a Lollipop for Android and shows off giant 6in Nexus 6 smartphone

  15 Oct 2014: New version of Android brings Google’s new flatter ‘Material Design’ look shown off first on a 6in Motorola-made Nexus smartphone and 9in HTC-made tablet

• Samsung Galaxy Note 4 review: big, powerful and Samsung's best yet

  

  15 Oct 2014: The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is the fourth iteration of Samsung’s popular phablet series that features a new metal body, a good camera and less gimmicky software. By Samuel Gibbs

• Router that anonymises internet activity raises $300,000 on Kickstarter

  14 Oct 2014: Anonabox, a device that re-routes data through the cloaking Tor network, is tool for freedom of information, developer says

• Tesco Hudl 2 review: a lot of tablet for the money

  

  14 Oct 2014: Tesco’s second Hudl Android tablet is better than its predecessor in almost every way - and a great value family device. By Samuel Gibbs

• Wi-Fi security, multiple sim cards and tablet pics – tech questions answered

  12 Oct 2014: How can you use public Wi-Fi and keep your data secure? Is it possible to get one account for all your devices; and how can you get pictures from a tablet onto a PC?

• Apple closes iOS 8 loophole to block emulators - including Mario

  9 Oct 2014: The so-called ‘date trick’ will be fixed in iOS 8.1, preventing “sideloading” of apps - and booting Nintendo’s classic Mario game off yet again. By Alex Hern

• Apple expected to unveil new iPads at 16 October press event

  8 Oct 2014: Company’s next-generation tablets tipped to have a bigger screen and a Touch ID fingerprint reader. By Samuel Gibbs

• Amazon Fire Phone review: setting nothing ablaze

  

  7 Oct 2014: Amazon’s first Android smartphone feels dated, and even a powerful object recognition system can’t lift its rudimentary software. By Samuel Gibbs

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