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What do WhatsApp's blue ticks mean?

Whatsapp now alerts you when recipients have read your message through two blue ticks  

WhatsApp has quietly introduced a new blue ticks feature, at last indicating that your message has been read

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Vodafone brings 3G to rural signal blackspots

My Cotswolds: our expert's favourite places  

Vodafone has announced Minchinhampton in Gloucestershire will be the first rural community to receive 3G signal under its Rural Open Sure Signal Programme

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Amazon Kindle Voyage - everything you need to know

The Kindle Voyage, released in 2014, is the company's highest resolution e-reader device yet. Its 6 inch display has been designed to feel like a piece of high-quality paper, and has adaptive LEDs to illuminate the screen depending on the environment. The Voyage also uses a new method of turning pages, called 'PagePress'. There are sensors on either side of the screen and if pressed it turns the page.  
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The Telegraph runs down the key features of the Kindle Voyage, Amazon's thinnest and lightest e-reader yet

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The 'right to be forgotten' - who has complained?

Google should be thought of as part of the press, and given protection not for its own sake, but for ours  

An up-to-date list of Telegraph content which has been removed from Google search results, due to the EU's 'Right to be Forgotten'

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Home Depot says 53m email addresses taken in one of largest breach in history

A Home Depot sign in Nashville  

America's largest home improvement chain had disclosed the months-long breach of 56 million debit and credit cards

Internet is becoming a 'dark and ungoverned space', says Met chief

Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe  

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe calls on technology companies to help protect the public against murderers and terrorists

Microsoft launches free Office apps for iPad, iPhone and Android

Office for iPad will include PowerPoint, alongside Word and Excel  

Microsoft's Office suite of applications for iPad, iPhone, and Android is now free

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Facebook joins the fight against Ebola

 

Facebook is urging users to donate to Ebola charities with the launch of a 'donate now' button in the coming weeks

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EE TV service launches in the UK

EE has teamed up with one of TV’s famous Gogglebox families, the Michaels, to trial the service  

EE TV, which is free for customers of its home broadband service, will go head-to-head with YouView

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Terrorists could hack pacemakers like in Homeland, say security experts

Damien Lewis as Nicholas  

Forensic medicine and security specialists have joined forces to develop software to spot if pacemakers have been hacked

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Fry quits Twitter as it is 'unsafe' for him to tweet

Stephen Fry was voted number one in the RNIB's Bedtime Story Voice poll  

Actor posts cryptic message to more than 7.8million Twitter followers, explaining why he is leaving

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Apple customers face 'new era' of cyber attacks

Tony Zhan, 32, holds up his new iPhone 6 Plus after it went on sale at the Apple store in Pasadena  

Cyber security company Palo Alto Networks discovers new malware that targets Apple devices and acts like a traditional virus

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Features and reviews»

Destroying online freedom in the name of counter-terrorism will make the world a more dangerous place

 

It is not terrorists who threaten that future of the internet, but our intelligence and security services, says Carly Nyst

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Social media: the platform that gives everyone a voice

Social Media icons on tablet  

Social media has evolved into a tool of mass communication that connects people across the world

How 3D audio technology could 'unlock' cities for blind people

Kirstie Grice, a visually impaired trial participant  

A new 3D audio navigation system from Microsoft could help people with sight loss explore cities independently

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Taylor Swift left Spotify because we stopped valuing art

Taylor Swift  

The internet has created a culture in which we think that all should be available all the time for absolutely nothing, says Willard Foxton

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How to be good at Football Manager 15

 

How to become an absolute pro at Football Manager 15, despite its complicated appearance

Technology Video»

Amazon Kindle Voyage - everything you need to know

The Kindle Voyage, released in 2014, is the company's highest resolution e-reader device yet. Its 6 inch display has been designed to feel like a piece of high-quality paper, and has adaptive LEDs to illuminate the screen depending on the environment. The Voyage also uses a new method of turning pages, called 'PagePress'. There are sensors on either side of the screen and if pressed it turns the page.  
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The Telegraph runs down the key features of the Kindle Voyage, Amazon's thinnest and lightest e-reader yet

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AOL Chairman: investment will turn into profit

Hideo Kojima accepts Golden Joystick Award

Siemens net profit up 40 pc

GTA 5 on PS4: hands on review

Oculus CEO: We're close to releasing Oculus Rift

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Hideo Kojima accepts Golden Joystick Award

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Watch as Hideo Kojima - creator of the Metal Gear Solid video games - accepts a Golden Joystick Award

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GTA 5 on PS4: hands on review

Oculus CEO: We're close to releasing Oculus Rift

GTA 5 first-person gameplay unveiled

Football Manager: the world's most addictive video game

Could gamers finally get a decent film?

GTA 5: New content for returning players

Apple»

Tech giants reject GCHQ call for deal with government

Guidelines indicate the security services have been targeting communications between lawyers and their clients for years  

Organisation representing major technology companies including Apple criticise comments by the new director of government listening post

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Is Apple Pay really a game changer?

Christian Bale quits Steve Jobs movie

Russian memorial to Steve Jobs dismantled after Apple CEO comes out as gay

Poll: will you buy the Apple Watch in the spring?

Why Apple's Tim Cook was right to come out publicly

Tim Cook's right, being gay should be a gift not a death sentence

Microsoft»

Microsoft launches free Office apps for iPad, iPhone and Android

Office for iPad will include PowerPoint, alongside Word and Excel  

Microsoft's Office suite of applications for iPad, iPhone, and Android is now free

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Tech giants reject GCHQ call for deal with government

Microsoft stops selling Windows 7

Microsoft Windows: through the years

Microsoft launches new smart band

The eight worst predictions in the history of technology

Billionaire Paul Allen commits £62 million to fight Ebola

Internet Security»

Banks 'systematically understating' level of customer fraud

 

Treasury Committee chair Andrew Tyrie says he will ask banks and regulators to explain allegations that twice as many attacks occur as are reported

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Top five Facebook scams revealed

Microsoft Windows: through the years

Can the new "C" keep us safe?

Rugby League team's website reads 'I love you Isis' after hacking

Killing the need for passwords with biometrics

Sensitive White House computers 'hacked'

Google»

The 'right to be forgotten' - who has complained?

Google should be thought of as part of the press, and given protection not for its own sake, but for ours  

An up-to-date list of Telegraph content which has been removed from Google search results, due to the EU's 'Right to be Forgotten'

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Peak District joins Google Street View: in pictures

Google accused of 'passive-aggressiveness' over EU right to be forgotten

Is this the world's most clever doll?

Google Glass could be dangerous for drivers and pedestrians, study warns

Tech giants reject GCHQ call for deal with government

Google Nexus 9 tablet hands-on review

Social Media»

Mother allowed to change twin sons' surname over father's blogging

Judge Anselm Eldergill said in principle journalists should be allowed to attend hearings at the Court of Protection  

Woman given permission to change her children's names after telling judge of 'bizarre conduct' of father on internet blogging sites

Twitter and Facebook can do more to counter terrorism

Social media is helping Isil spread its poison

Why terrorists and far-Right extremists will always be early adopters

The enfants terribles who have France all a Twitter

For once, Her Majesty has to do some following

Rita Ora's embarrassing Twitter fail

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