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• The Apple Watch, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus - as it happened

  9 Sep 2014: Read how Apple revealed its new iPhones, and the much-anticipated Apple Watch – its first truly new product under Tim Cook

• What Apple’s iWatch could mean for the marketing world

  Guardian Professional, 8 Sep 2014: The wearable device, due for imminent launch, could open up a wealth of opportunities, but a high price tag would limit consumer adoption, writes Dax Hamman

• Wait a second – that upgrade high won’t last

  7 Sep 2014: Anne Karpf: People queueing for weeks for an iPhone 6; manufacturers releasing new models every year; devices rapidly becoming obsolete. This is not sustainable

• Buffalo Grid: 'If you need a doctor, or you've been robbed, you need a phone'

  7 Sep 2014:

  Kathryn Bromwich on Buffalo Grid, an initiative that provides access to electricity to people in rural areas of Uganda

• Apple doesn't need another charismatic leader. It needs Tim Cook

  7 Sep 2014: Tim Cook stood in the shadows of his predecessor. But the company Steve Jobs created isn't an underdog any more – and no one knows it better than the man who made it function, writes Dominic Rushe

• Apple's iWatch set to be unveiled at iPhone 6 launch

  5 Sep 2014: Wearable computer, which mimics function of a watch but also connects to smartphones, unlikely to go on sale until 2015

• How to survive the Internet Governance Forum in Istanbul and why bother?

  4 Sep 2014: Maria Farrell on the inner workings of a conference where the gala reception has no alcohol and Ed Vaizey appears to have cracked the secret of popularity

• Internet piracy: media union endorses web-filtering proposal

  4 Sep 2014: Union says forcing ISPs to block copyright-infringing websites would reduce piracy and help protect artists

• Netflix pushes for rule allowing cities to build high-speed internet services

  3 Sep 2014: Netflix calls on regulators to allow cities’ own services to compete with companies like Comcast and Time Warner

• Data retention: Telstra reports jump in access requests by government

  2 Sep 2014: State and federal agencies ask for growing number of private phone, internet and email logs without a warrant

• Emoji: the first truly global language?

  31 Aug 2014: The emoji has come a long way from its origins as a cute footnote to text messages. But what will we lose in translation, asks Alex Clark

• Chattanooga's Gig: how one city's super-fast internet is driving a tech boom

  30 Aug 2014: The city is one of the only places on Earth with internet as fast as 1 gigabit per second – about 50 times faster than the US average. Despite Big Cable’s attempt to block the Gig’s expansion plans, money keeps flowing into Chattanooga

• Myshkin Ingawale: using mobiles to develop products for the bottom billion

  Guardian Professional, 30 Aug 2014: Biosense co-founder says the internet and mobile phones could help the poorest people find solutions for their own problems

• Apple to go big on biometric devices, bigger on iPhone

  29 Aug 2014: Technology giant expected to announce healthcare-focused wearable device as well as 4.7in iPhone 6 as it seeks to diversify

• US telecoms giants call on FCC to block cities' expansion of high-speed internet

  29 Aug 2014: USTelecom wants to block expansion of popular networks in Chattanooga, Tennessee and Wilson, North Carolina

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