When Photoshop can get you in trouble

As Photoshop turns 20, Steve Caplin highlights some famous examples of the application's misuse

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When Photoshop can get you in trouble

Singularity University: the school for changing the world - in pictures

Students at a university in Silicon Valley have just finished a course of helping humanity deal with future technology challenges. Here are a range of images from Singularity University

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Singularity University: the school for changing the world - in pictures

In pictures: Tetris 25th Anniversary

In 1984, a young Russian academic started messing about with puzzle games on his computer. Twenty five years later we are still playing Tetris - the videogame that conquered the world

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In pictures: Tetris 25th Anniversary

Microsoft gives us search with a Bing

Microsoft just has improved and rebranded its search engine, which is now called Bing

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A further look into Windows 7

How to remove Internet Explorer, plus extra displays, movies, fonts and themes – there's more to Microsoft's upcoming Windows 7 operating system than you first thought

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Gallery: Apple’s Macintosh through the ages

At a time when computers were more like glorified typewriters, Apple introduced the Macintosh – and changed how people interacted with them. We look back at 25 years of innovation

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Consumer Electronics Show

The 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas brought the usual mix of the innovative and the bizarre

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Consumer Electronics Show

Technology Guardian’s Top 10 Gadgets of 2008

Here, in no particular order, is Technology Guardian's list of what our reviewers rate as the best they've seen over the past 12 months

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Artificial intelligence: Machines that make us look stupid

Machine intelligence is predicted to exceed that of humans as soon as 2030. Science fiction has given us a foretaste of what life will be like when they finally leave us behind.

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