The weekend's almost here and you might want to utilise the time you have on hand productively. What better than reading? We have shortlisted a selection of technology-related articles that could make your weekend a little more worthwhile.
The history of sex.com, the most contested domain on the Internet: Sex sells and the story of sex.com has all the ingredients of a bestseller. Kari Paul, tells us this engaging story of the "ongoing grudge match between the man who invented online dating and a con artist who stole the crown jewel of the internet out from under him."
30 of the Best Photos Short-Listed in the Sony World Photography Awards: 30,000 words in 30 images. A must-browse selection of amazing imagery.
Why are women leaving the tech industry in droves?: There has been a lot of debate and discussion on women in tech. While many large technology companies appear to be making efforts to attract more women to the world of technology, qualified women are abandoning the tech industry in droves. Los Angeles Times' Tracey Lien explores why.
On Jonathan Ive and Apple: How an industrial designer became Apple's greatest product. The tale of Sir Jonathan Ive, the forty-seven-year-old senior vice-president of design at Apple.
What happened when Marissa Mayer tried to be Steve Jobs: Can the Yahoo CEO emulate the person she often compares herself to? Nicholas Carlson's post in The New York Times has some answers.
300 awesome free things: Who doesn't love free? And Ali Mese at The Next Web has put together a massive list of "300 resources that are not only awesome, but free to use."
How your SIM got hacked: Privacy is dead and we all know that. The story behind the latest big story in espionage.
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