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• Telcos may no longer be required to pass on lists of metadata requests

  22 Oct 2014: Bill would remove the requirement for telcos to reveal the number of disclosures of customers’ personal data they make to authorities each year

• Information Age: the radio transmitter that changed our world

  21 Oct 2014: The second of our series on the major inventions that shaped the information age revisits the London transmitter 2LO and the birth of British broadcasting

• Apple has plenty of irons in the fire to offset faltering iPad sales

  20 Oct 2014: Charles Arthur: With operating profits and revenues rising, chief executive Tim Cook can afford to be bullisg

• Information Age: the Science Museum's ambitious new gallery

  20 Oct 2014: London’s Science Museum opens its largest ever gallery on Saturday. To celebrate the launch of Information Age, this week we unveil five of the greatest inventions in the history of communication

• Latest iOS 8 apps round-up review: Swiftkey; Halftone 2

  19 Oct 2014: The rollout of iOS 8 allows third-party software to integrate with built-in apps, which is a big improvement, writes Toby Moses

• Facebook Safety Check will help tell friends you're safe during disasters

  17 Oct 2014: New feature will be a quick way to signify your status and check that friends and family aren’t in harm’s way. By Stuart Dredge

• Apple iPad Air 2 brings 'soft sim' to break mobile networks' stranglehold

  16 Oct 2014: Built-in Apple sim removes the need for the little white plastic card from mobile phone operators allowing users to switch networks on-the-fly with simple settings. By Samuel Gibbs

• Richard Branson: too many students were told to go to university

  Guardian Professional, 16 Oct 2014: More vocational training and better support for small businesses are key to addressing the digital skills shortage, says Branson

• The Phone Co-op offers UK's first ethical smartphone

  15 Oct 2014: BusinessGreen: Mobile phone co-operative secures exclusive deal to stock ‘the most ethical mobile handset on the market’

• Financial inclusion in emerging economies: the debate

  Guardian Professional, 13 Oct 2014: New models of financial inclusion, new challenges? Our seminar panel shared their thoughts on mobile, farmers and women, writes Rachel Banning-Lover

• 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?

• EE, Vodafone and Three give police mobile call records at click of a mouse

  10 Oct 2014: Three of UK’s big four mobile phone networks are providing customer data to police forces automatically through Ripa

• 10 things you need to know about e-finance

  9 Oct 2014: From paying with your mobile number to calculating what you earn and how your spare change can be invested. All this and more is out there

• Abbott government data storage plan lacks privacy safeguards, says iiNet

  9 Oct 2014: Telco releases the categories of data the government wants it to store and outlines its concerns about cost and data security

• Elop was 'wrong man to lead Nokia' says new book on phone company's downfall

  8 Oct 2014: ‘Operation Elop’ by Finnish journalists says that ex-Microsoft executive was not a Trojan horse - but that someone else might have been able to save the struggling business. By Charles Arthur

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