Tech

Behind every reliable office network is a cabinet that somebody took the time to organise properly.

The newest generation of artificial intelligence coding assistants is being judged less on how much code it writes and more on how clearly it.

The workplace laptop has become the centre of professional life for millions of people who split their week between home and office.

Cybersecurity apprentice programmes are opening a practical route into digital defence for school leavers and career changers who may never have.

Clinics are adopting connected monitoring devices that send readings straight into patient records, reducing transcription errors and giving care.

Smart glasses are finding a practical niche with field technicians who need instructions and diagrams without putting down their tools.

Voice assistants are becoming a routine part of daily life for people who find touchscreens difficult or inconvenient to use.

Smart glasses are returning to the consumer market with lighter frames, improved displays, and more practical everyday features.

Humanoid robots have begun carefully supervised pilots on real factory floors, moving parts bins and performing inspection rounds in spaces.

The patch on the back of an arm, once a niche medical device for people with diabetes, has become one of the most interesting consumer health