By: Lynsey Barber

I'm City A.M.'s award-winning technology editor, covering everything from happenings at Apple and Google to the latest London startup. In particular fintech, blockchain, artifical intelligence, driverless cars, virtual reality and the sharing economy get me out of bed in the morning. I'm always trying to illustrate stories with pictures of dogs. Sometimes with some success. I was named technology journalist of the year at the UK Tech Awards.

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The tie-up between Morrisons and Amazon is growing closer

September 11, 2016

Morrisons has ramped up its ties with Amazon unveiling plans to add the online retail giant's lockers to its supermarkets across the country. Hundreds of Amazon lockers used for click and collect deliveries will be introduced this year, letting customer pick up items at their convenience rather than having to be at home for a delivery. Read more: Now Amazon's getting into [...]
Now there’s a “Brexit means Brexit” pressure group (and BoJo is backing it)

September 11, 2016

Boris Johnson has thrown his weight behind a new group piling pressure on Theresa May to push for a so-called hard Brexit. In a surprise move, the newly appointed foreign secretary has backed the Change Britain campaign chaired by Leave campaigner and Labour MP Gisela Stuart alongside a string of high profile pro-Leave campaigners. Read more: This MP wants Article 50 triggered [...]
This MP wants Article 50 triggered within “weeks”

September 11, 2016

John Whittingdale, the former culture secretary and Leave supporter, has urged Prime Minister Theresa May to trigger Article 50 within weeks. Invoking Article 50 is the official signal for leaving Europe and will trigger a two year period of negotiations with Brussels. Read more: Britons may need visas to travel in Europe after Brexit is formalised “Article 50 [...]
The seven crucial things you need to know about Apple and the iPhone 7

September 8, 2016

Apple's whirlwind event in California on Wednesday evening has brought us several new products and a new insight into Apple's direction. If you weren't glued to your screen to watch it as it happened, here's our round up of everything you need to know about it waking up this morning. 1. The iPhone 7 is [...]
Now you can play Pokemon Go on the Apple Watch

September 7, 2016

Apple Watch just got a killer app – Pokemon Go, the hit game of the year, will now be available on the smartwatch. John Hanke of Niantic Labs, the maker of the game, said the smartphone app has now been downloaded 500m times around the world and players walked an astonishing 4.6bn kilometers… so far. That's only set to increase. [...]
Underestimate Apple’s iPhone 7 at your peril

September 7, 2016

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The Apple Watch 2 is here (and it’s waterproof)

September 7, 2016

Apple has unveiled a second version of its smartwatch – the Apple Watch Series 2. Crucially, the new version will be waterproof for swimming up to 50m deep. On stage at an event boss Tim Cook also unveiled the iPhone 7, he claimed the original Apple Watch is now the second best selling watch brand in the world [...]
Here’s what analysts are saying about the iPhone 7

September 7, 2016

Apple stock edged up ever so slightly following the launch of the iPhone 7 and a host of other goodies designed to capture consumers' imaginations, rising 0.61 per cent. All eyes are on Apple after a slow year for the world's most valuable company, but did the tech titan impress? Here's what the analysts had [...]
Everyone is going nuts for Apple’s AirPod headphones

September 7, 2016

Apple may have taken away our headphone jack, but in return they've given us Airpods – the future is well and truly here. The pricey (£159) wireless headphones are the epitome of Apple – slick, subtle and understated in design while saying a huge amount about any wearer of them. Clearly a love to hate type [...]
Meet Apple’s iPhone 7

September 7, 2016

Apple has unveiled its long-awaited and much hyped newest device – the iPhone 7. It comes in a slick new black colour and the larger version has a dual camera, while the Home button is now completely touch sensitive rather than being an actual button that's clicked. Read more: The Apple Watch 2 is here (and it's [...]

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