Memory in the digital age
With its unlimited capacity to store information, we should celebrate the internet's ability to enhance our collective social memory
How I remember: The lifelogger
Gordon Bell records much of his life on a specially developed camera, which can be used to remember where you left your keys
Facebook apologises for deleting photos of girls pretending to breastfeed
Pictures on an NHS-backed breastfeeding group of two girls pretending to feed dolls were removed for 'policy violation'
UP, the bracelet with a healthy app-etite for your lifestyle
Justin McGuirk: A rubber wristband called UP devours data on your activity levels, sleep patterns and eating habits and allows you to share this information with a 'team' of friends
Groupon ad ‘pressuring’ consumers into hurried cosmetic surgery is banned
Email offered discounted surgery including breast enlargement if customers booked before midnight. By Mark Sweney
The Brain is Wider Than the Sky by Bryan Appleyard – review
Are we wrong to compare our brains to our technology? By Simon Ings
Pass notes No 3,057: text neck
Hunching over a smartphone or laptop can strain your cervical vertebrae and ligaments – leading to 'text neck'
Why we should trust instinct over technology
New parents are turning to apps and websites. But one sceptic thinks we should trust our instincts
Man, 40, becomes first Briton allowed home with artificial heart
Father of one Matthew Green returns to family life with plastic organ and external hydraulic unit as he waits for donor heart