Farhad Manjoo

Clearing out the app stores: Government censorship made easier

Blocking a website is like trying to stop lots of trucks from delivering a banned book

Snapchat no fad, it is revolutionising social networks

A couple of weeks ago, Snap filed confidential documents for a coming stock offering that could value the firm at $30 billion

Farhad Manjoo: Social media's globe-shaking power

It's time to start recognising that social networks actually are becoming the world-shattering forces

Turning Google assistant into a 'Star Trek' computer

Farhad Manjoo: Brands born online reshaping retail

By cutting inefficiencies of retail and the marketing expense of TV, new companies offer products at lower prices

Why the world is drawing battle lines against American tech giants

Facebook's bias is built-in, and needs watching

Transformation at Yahoo! foiled by its leader's inability to bet the farm

Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer wasn't hired to do the safe thing. She was picked to be bold, and so far, she has failed

In Steve Jobs, the reason for tolerating technology's unpleasant visionaries

Apple's co-founder, who often clashed with Jobs, tells him: "Your products are better than you are, brother." "That's the idea," Jobs responds

Farhad Manjoo: Twitter's 'Moments' will try to tame the chaos

The microblogging site's new feature attempts to transform its chaotic timeline into a series of narratives that are easily navigated by people who aren't indoctrinated into the service's strange ritu

iPhone 6s' hands-free Siri is an omen of the future

Hands-free Siri is also available on older iPhones when the phone is plugged into its charger, because constantly listening for "Hey, Siri" consumes battery power

8 years after the first iPhone, Apple keeps going its own way

Apple added just a handful of features to its latest smartphones, the 6S and 6S Plus, including a pressure-sensitive screen, better cameras and a new color

Giving Google room to dream big

Farhad Manjoo: Mobile is the magic word for Verizon, AOL

Our collective decision to use phones to access the internet has shaken up everything for portals and carriers alike

Apple Watch bliss, but only after a steep learning curve

First there was a day to learn the device's initially complex user interface

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Apple Watch Review: Bliss, but Only After a Steep Learning Curve

A sous vide in every kitchen

Farhad Manjoo: Vivek Wadhwa, voice for women in Silicon Valley, is foiled by his tone

Men who would like to become allies in the fight for women's equality in tech will find in this story a lesson on how to conduct themselves

Farhad Manjoo: Google, mighty now, but not forever

Its strength today - an endless reservoir of ads next to search results - may turn out to be its weakness tomorrow

Uber's business model could change your work

Just as Uber is doing for taxis, new technologies have the potential to chop a broad array of traditional jobs into discrete tasks