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Facebook security flaw exposed
Website takes its chat system offline while it repairs a security hole that allowed users to other people's private chats.
Google tweaks logo and changes search results page
Google has changed the way it displays search results and now it thinks it knows what you are looking for.
Skype launches monthly subscription service
Skype, the popular internet service which allows people to make free and paid phone and video calls across the web, has rolled out a raft of new monthly subscription services.
Microsoft announces Spindex social media aggregator
Microsoft's Labs are working on a product that will aggregate social media activity into one place.
Apple sells a million iPads in first month
Critics panned its lack of camera and "ugly touch-screen keyboard" but it is proving a winner with consumers.
TomTom offers turn-by-turn to the dark side with Darth Vader download
Star Wars character Darth Vader can now be the voice of your satnav. TomTom owners can purchase the asthmatic tones of Luke Skywalker's father for £7.95 from today.
Digital radio faces infrastructure and availability problems
Even if listeners can be convinced to switch to digital radio, there are obstacles to the mainstream take-up of the new technology.
Tune in to a radio revolution
Emma Barnett meets the man charged with persuading listeners of the advantages of switching from analogue to digital by 2015.
Google to launch highly anticipated e-bookshop
Google is to launch the fruits of its literary labour as early as next month with the opening of its own online bookstore.
Sage sees 'pent-up' demand for software
Sage, Britain's largest software group, said small businesses are finally starting to upgrade their computer software after delaying modernisation plans because of the financial crisis.
Smartphone demand lifts UK microchip manufacturers
Rising demand for smartphones, such as Apple's iPhone and Google's new Nexus One, has led British microchip makers CSR and Wolfson Microelectronics to report strong first-quarter results and predict a rosy future.
Digital radio faces infrastructure and availability problems
Even if listeners can be convinced to switch to digital radio, there are obstacles to the mainstream take-up of the new technology.
Tune in to a radio revolution
Emma Barnett meets the man charged with persuading listeners of the advantages of switching from analogue to digital by 2015.
Google to launch highly anticipated e-bookshop
Google is to launch the fruits of its literary labour as early as next month with the opening of its own online bookstore.
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Digital radio faces infrastructure and availability problems
Even if listeners can be convinced to switch to digital radio, there are obstacles to the mainstream take-up of the new technology.
05 May 2010
Dead to Rights: Retribution video game review
Dead to Rights: Retribution is derivative, puerile, silly and some of the most fun you'll have on a console, writes Tom Hoggins.
05 May 2010
Nier video game review
Deeply flawed, yet utterly compelling, Nier is one of the most unforgettable video games you'll play all year, writes Ashton Raze.
05 May 2010
Google to sell digital books
Google has announced its plans to turn Google Editions into a gateway for consumers to buy digital books.
05 May 2010
UK Gmail trademark dispute was settled in 2008, Google confirms
The trademark dispute that forced Google to give British Gmail users an email address ending with @googlemail.com was settled in 2008, Google has confirmed.
04 May 2010
Google launches virtual keyboard
Google’s new virtual keyboard will be enabled in 35 languages to allow web users to access other character sets more easily.
04 May 2010
Microsoft Internet Explorer losing share to Google Chrome
Fewer than 60 per cent of web users now use Internet Explorer, Microsoft’s browser that once had 95 per cent of the whole market
04 May 2010
Women blame BlackBerrys and iPhones for poor sex life
Modern gadgets such as the Blackberry and iPhone are ruining women's sex lives because their husbands are too distracted in the bedroom.
04 May 2010
Zettabyte: new measurement unit
The size of the “digital universe” will swell so rapidly this year that a new unit - the zettabyte - has been invented to measure it.
04 May 2010
JooJoo tablet: Hands on preview
Microsoft's Courier and the HP Slate have been shelved; is the JooJoo the only device that can take on the Apple iPad?
03 May 2010
Headteacher calls for Facebook ban
The principal of a school in New Jersey has asked students to join a voluntary ban on social networking and text messaging to prevent cyber bullying
03 May 2010
Apple shutting Lala on May 31
Lala, the music-streaming owned by Apple, is closing down, leading to speculation that key features will form part of a new version of iTunes
02 May 2010
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