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Me and my tech

16 February 2016

  • Musician Jack Garratt.

    Jack Garratt: ‘The way I make music would be sacrilegious to some’

    The Brits 2016 Critics Choice winner on recording music on the cheap, meeting fans online and conquering his fear of flying

8 January 2016

  • Edith Bowman

    Edith Bowman: ‘I'm a human emoji’

    The DJ on how the USB stick changed her life, her lovely old iMac and keeping in touch with her rock star husband

4 December 2015

  • hi-res Eddie Izzard by Pal Hansen NOT for the Observer

    Eddie Izzard: ‘People only have selective techno-fear. Usefulness overcomes phobia’

    The technology-loving standup on staying ahead of the class in 1974, learning French from his mobile phone and his addiction to all things Apple

8 November 2015

  • Kirstie Allsopp

    Kirstie Allsopp: ‘You can’t house-hunt online. You have to see it in person’

    The TV property guru on her technophobe co-presenter Phil Spencer, her love of Apple and why she likes to ‘microwave’ her hair curlers

11 October 2015

  • Olympic gymnast Louis Smith.

    Louis Smith: ‘There's some messed up stuff on the internet – but porn's all right’

    The Olympic gymnast on living in a ‘brilliant party house’, his 50 pairs of headphones and why he wouldn’t want to travel in a driverless car

13 September 2015

  • Ana Matronic in London.

    Ana Matronic: ‘I’d love to be a cyborg and have bionic legs – a little bit longer than my current ones’

    The Scissor Sisters singer can’t wait to see what technology has in store for humanity, so long as it doesn’t involve Facebook

12 July 2015

  • william hurt

    William Hurt: ‘My competition these days isn’t another actor. It’s a computer-generated image at Pixar’

    The American star of Humans likes computer science, but hates autocorrect. As for owning a robot, he’s really not sure…

14 June 2015

  • Gareth Malone

    Gareth Malone: ‘I’ve arranged music on planes, boats and trains’

    The choirmaster says technology has transformed his work and he even auditions singers via Skype and FaceTime

2 May 2015

  • Ed Stoppard is photographed at the Jerwood Space in south London, England.

    Ed Stoppard: ‘I’ve got a drawer filled with wires. And I don’t know what any of them do’

    The Upstairs Downstairs actor breaks the rules on Twitter and would really like to print a 3-D prosthetic hand

11 April 2015

  • Olivia Grant from Indian Summers

    Olivia Grant: Gadgets? My wine fridge makes me feel incredibly grown up

    Once a technophobe, the Indian Summers star, 31, is now trying to get to grips with technology – from Skype auditions to her new camera

7 March 2015

  • Kevin Pietersen

    Kevin Pietersen: Technology has helped cricket, from analysis to umpiring

    Kevin Pietersen: Amid talk of a return to the England team, the batsman sets out his views on planes, training and automobiles

8 February 2015

  • Ben Miller, who starred in Death in Paradise, is the lead in Asylum, the new BBC4 satire.

    Ben Miller on being a teenage geek, his CGI lizard and the key to a happier life

    The star of a new BBC4 comedy, Asylum, based on Julian Assange, gives the lowdown on his favourite gadgets

11 January 2015

  • Suzi Perry – a true tech lover.

    Suzi Perry on F1 technology, her love of Apple and useful emojis

    The BBC sports correspondent’s favourite devices include her headphones – and a submarine

7 December 2014

  • Tess Daly gaming

    Tess Daly: ‘Googling yourself is the road to destruction. Never done it, never will’

    The Strictly Come Dancing presenter on being a strict mum over computers, the tech-savvy Bruce Forsyth and why she loves WhatsApp

9 November 2014

  • Professor Steven Pinker

    Steven Pinker: ‘Twitter can hone your skills as a writer’

    Steven Pinker, the linguist and author on social media, publishing his genome and sex with a robot

12 October 2014

  • Beth Tweddle

    Beth Tweddle: why the best way to cope with trolls is to ignore them

    The former gymnast talks about being abused on Twitter, loving Candy Crush and encouraging kids to be active

21 September 2014

  • Edinburgh International Book Festival

    Ruby Wax: ‘You can’t blame the internet for your mental probems’

    The comedian talks about her shopping and phone addictions, her love for her MacBook and why she doesn’t use Facebook

13 July 2014

  • Zoe Wanamaker technology

    Zoë Wanamaker: 'Technology baffles me, but I'd like an invisibility cloak'

    The star of Mr Selfridge loves predictive text, uses the web to research roles, but once had a bad experience with a juicer, writes Michael Hogan

22 June 2014

  • Dan Snow

    Dan Snow: 'Anyone who doesn't love Twitter is an idiot'

    The TV history presenter says technology has infuriated the old school, but made the subject exciting and more accessible

11 May 2014

  • Chris Addison

    Chris Addison: me and my tech

    Chris Addison: The writer and comedian on his life-long love of Apple, a childhood obsession with Chuckie Egg and yearning for a gadget that will clean his garden pond
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