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Doom was a pioneer. In many ways, it set the scene for all the first person shooters that followed... and somehow it's 25 years' old this year. Many will remember it fondly, but was it actually the best game of the 1990s, or should that crown be handed to one of its rivals? Let us know by casting your vote in our poll. The results will be revealed in the next issue of PC Pro. → Read More
We gathered together four technology and AI experts to talk humans vs algorithms - and asked, should we have left Brexit to AI? → Read More
We'd like your take on the growing influence of algorithms in our lives → Read More
We'd like your take on the growing influence of algorithms in our lives → Read More
What's the real reason for Google closing Google+ and did you ever use it? → Read More
It’s ten years since Google released the first build of its Chrome browser. Who would ever have guessed it would do what we all assumed was impossible: unseat Internet Explorer? Whether you use it or not, we’d like to mark the milestone by hearing what you think makes it a success. → Read More
Perhaps you're happy with your broadband. Or they've tied you up with a mobile and TV bundle. Or could it be simple laziness? → Read More
What's your attitude to anonymous browsing? A sign of a guilty conscience or a sensible step to take? → Read More
Believe it or not, there are many excellent alternatives to Google's services - but is it too late for you? → Read More
Facebook has suspended 200 apps for misusing members' data. While we're ecstatic to see the company is taking steps against what it considers to be unacceptable use, we're more concerned that some of the problems appear to stretch back more than four years. With that in mind, we want to hear your opinion on the matter, and whether the ongoing news is changing the way you use social media. → Read More
From paperback books to printed photos, there are some things we don’t entirely want to let go. In the next issue of PC Pro, we talk to the digital refuseniks to find out why they still love the old way of doing things. So, press play on a cassette, dig out your Filofax and let us know which old-school ways of doing things still feature in your life, day to day. → Read More
A versatile smartwatch with four-day battery life and a compact design, all backed up by the Fitbit community → Read More
What is it about Reddit that makes it the sixth largest site in the world? → Read More
A versatile and powerful 2-in-1 laptop that also offers all-day battery life – but it needs better support → Read More
And what do you use it for? Be careful what you say, though, because someone may be monitoring your connection... → Read More
Farewell Eric Schmidt. But welcome to - well, who? We ask you to nominate someone new... → Read More
Is the future of virtual currencies as uncertain as a flip of the coin? Let us know what you think → Read More
The iPhone X and Google Pixelbook both start at £999, but is there something else that would tempt you instead? → Read More
How much time to do you spend on social media? And what advice do you have for people who want to cut back? → Read More
How long have you stuck with your current supplier - and is it time to switch? → Read More