The perils of not owning your mobile phone
Got your phone? It’s in your bag, right? Along with all the other things you own. Not quite: in fact, the vast majority of us don’t actually own our phones at all, we rent them.
Scientists claim to have conducted the world’s first successful telepathy experiment. They say that they have sent a “mental message” from one person, to another 4,000 miles away.
After leaks of celebrity nudes exposed the downside of cloud-based image storage, Geoff White explains to how avoid the same thing happening to you.
Schoolchildren start a “tough” new curriculum this week, which will see five-year-olds learning computer programming and a foreign language made compulsory for children aged six.
Apple updates its security measures after reports that a hacker who leaked hundreds of explicit images of celebrities may have exploited a weakness in its system.
Hackers who attacked PlayStation gaming servers and grounded a plane have told Channel 4 News that, contrary to media reports, they are not linked to Islamic State jihadists and are based in the US.
As you walk down the high street, an advert pops up on your phone for the shop opposite. Handy, or intrusive? Watch the debate.
New smartphone technology can pick up adverts when shoppers pass nearby “beacons”. It is government funded, but privacy campaigners are worried about what happens to the data collected.
Islamic State is distributing a document seen by Channel 4 News which explains how to avoid being excluded from social media.
Got your phone? It’s in your bag, right? Along with all the other things you own. Not quite: in fact, the vast majority of us don’t actually own our phones at all, we rent them.
Football fans posting videos of goals on social media face a clampdown. Channel 4 News has spoken to the people who run the most popular goals Twitter account.
The Conservative election guru’s staff engaged in an ‘edit-war’ to delete details of his links with the tobacco industry and his election strategies from Wikipedia.
As this year’s Fields Awards prove, maths is notoriously hard to penetrate. These are the problems that have been puzzling mathematicians for centuries.
It is the world’s third most switched-on nation. But young Swedes say kids should have a choice about their photos being posted online. Do they have a point?
Not content with 10 million active users, Spotify has set its sights on being able to tell you what music you like. And the small matter of world domination, says the MD of Spotify Nordics.
They’re global celebrities: but not as you know them. Young people turned massive social media stars – who’ve been mobbed by thousands of fans at Britain’s biggest YouTube convention.