Tesco is trialling QR-style 2D barcodes on own-brand products in southern England, potentially replacing the traditional barcode after 50 years. The new codes can block the sale of expired food and improve supply chain tracking.
Keir Starmer has pledged to take on social media giants over addictive content targeting children, as new government guidance limits screen time for under-fives to just one hour a day.
Rafael Concepcion, a Syracuse University professor turned activist coder, built the DEICER app to crowdsource ICE tracking. It gained 30,000 users before Apple pulled it under government pressure, and the personal fallout has been severe.
Sky is bundling Disney+, HBO Max, Netflix, and Hayu into most subscriptions from late March 2026, delivering over £23 worth of streaming apps at no extra cost. Here is what is actually changing and why the 'secret code' hype is overblown.
The Cricut Joy Xtra is reportedly £20 off its £199.99 RRP, making this beginner-friendly cutting machine an even easier recommendation. Here is an honest look at what it does well, what it costs beyond the sticker price, and whether it is worth your money.
Russia has blocked 439 VPN services, shut down WhatsApp, throttled Telegram, and jammed mobile internet across Moscow in what experts are calling the most aggressive digital crackdown since the Soviet era.
A witty rundown of the five best video doorbells for 2026, covering smart, battery, subscription-free, Apple HomeKit, and PoE options with verified specs and honest pros and cons.
Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd gen) drops to $34.99 during the Big Spring Sale, packing 16 GB storage, Wi-Fi 6E, Xbox cloud gaming, and Alexa smart home integration into a bargain-priced streaming stick.
A clear-eyed breakdown of T-Mobile's latest business plan deals, from the genuinely impressive five-year price lock and free third line to the heavily conditional iPhone 17 Pro offer.
A 2012 internal YouTube email stating the platform's goal was 'viewer addiction' has surfaced in court, adding fuel to a landmark lawsuit that saw a jury award $6 million in damages split between Meta and YouTube.
Charlie Jobson has built House of the People, a free AI-powered platform that summarises UK parliamentary bills in plain English and lets citizens vote on legislation, then compare their stance to their MP's voting record.
Immigration agents across six US states have been spotted wearing Meta smart glasses during raids and protests, with no official government contract in place, raising serious questions about unregulated surveillance.