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Social network hopes to keep billions of users with hardware despite privacy worries
The artist has made her name examining weighty current issues through a dark yet comic lens
FT Future 100 UK start-up in fast growing market for interactive consumer experiences
Savour your memories while on hold to the call centre
Akonia is latest acquisition pointing to augmented reality ambitions
Founder says start-up is preparing for long-term fight with likes of Apple and Microsoft
UK-based software group strikes new partnership with Chinese internet group Netease
In the second year of his presidency, Emmanuel Macron must work out how to help the country’s start-ups expand internationally
‘People on opiates could be given a VR tour of what their body would look like after years of addiction’
The VR pioneer talks about Silicon Valley myths, shepherds’ flutes and why we should be paid for using social media
As phone sales decline, the electronics group is betting on virtual reality apps
Latest Google project shows unanticipated ability by AI systems to learn by themselves
The way the game is experienced away from the pitch is the latest powerful example of digital disruption
Gillian Tett dons a headset at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new Versailles exhibition
Dual use technology makes it difficult to determine intentions behind tech spending
Teens are hooked by the battle royale format and ubiquity on smartphones
Neither system requires support from a PC or console — but do they measure up?
Snapchat owner continues push despite $40m writedown for unsold stock of first edition
China’s strides in tech innovation motivates US rivalry
Pressure on social media group over data handling drives belated step into growing area
Google and CyArk unveil 27 sites, including Aztec temples and a Damascus palace
The film has barely raised consumer awareness — and that is not likely to change soon
Japanese airline sponsors XPrize quest to invent robotic adventurer ‘avatar’
New movie and TV show look to engage with technology’s potential for social good rather than just its dangers
Steven Spielberg’s tale of a teen on a video-game-style quest is a long, empty, overbearing CGI pageant
