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Superfast broadband plan gets £50m boost
Chancellor makes £50m million available to local authorities to kick-start the installation of new superfast internet service.
BlackBerry Messenger 'set for other phones'
BlackBerry is planning on rolling out its popular instant messenger service, BBM, to Android and Apple’s iOS, according to reports.
Apple MacBook Pro review: everything you want, even more than you need
Apple’s new MacBook Pro line is extremely powerful and beautifully designed. It’s a desktop replacement for professionals
Bing launches deals service
Microsoft has become the latest company to join the mobile deals trend, announcing a deals service for its Bing search engine.
Apple knocks £100 off iPads as iPad 2 launch approaches
Apple fans who don’t want an iPad 2 will be able to snap up a bargain after the company cut prices on the first generation iPad.
Who'd dare mess with these two?
The Winklevoss twins created a social networking site, but Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook got the glory.
'iPlayer set to launch on radio'
UK Radioplayer, the BBC-backed single online player for more than 200 UK radio stations, is set to launch on March 31.
iPad 2 forces Samsung into Galaxy Tab rethink
Samsung will have to rethink the price of its new Galaxy Tab to compete with Apple’s iPad, according to the company’s vice president of mobile.
The iPad's biggest competitor hasn't been invented yet
Steve Jobs, Apple's chief, knows the iPad 2, his company's latest invention, is safe for the time being.
Boom in Mills & Boon electronic book sales
The guilty pleasure that is Mills and Boon romances is driving sales of electronic e-books as they allow customers to avoid the "embarrassment factor" of being seen reading and buying them.
What does the digital future hold?
Apple has certainly injected some much needed sexiness into the world of technology, especially if the hype around the launch of the iPad 2 is anything to go by, writes Emma Barnett.
'iPlayer set to launch on radio'
UK Radioplayer, the BBC-backed single online player for more than 200 UK radio stations, is set to launch on March 31.
BBC spent thousands on 'leaving party' for top executive moving next door
The BBC threw a ‘leaving’ party costing several thousand pounds for a senior executive even though she was only moving to another arm of the corporation based on the same site.
Red magazine's 20 Under 30: 'The Hot List'
Full list and biographies of Red magazine's 20 under 30 hot list including the Telegraph's Emma Barnett.
Loudest alarm clock
Having trouble getting up for work in the morning? Why not try an alarm clock that is as loud as a lawnmower.
Windows Phone 7: first review
Claudine Beaumont and Matt Warman test Microsoft's latest mobile operating system.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops First Strike DLC Competition
To celebrate the launch of Activision’s highly anticipated Call of Duty: Black Ops First Strike, available on the PS3 from 3rd March, we have been given three copies of this along with the awesome Call Of Duty: Black Ops Prestige Packs, Mad Kats headphones and Mad Kats controllers on the Playstation 3 to give away to our lucky readers.
iPad 2 forces Samsung into Galaxy Tab rethink
Samsung will have to rethink the price of its new Galaxy Tab to compete with Apple’s iPad, according to the company’s vice president of mobile.
Portal 2 interview
Portal 2 writers Chet Falisek and Erik Wolpaw talk to David Brown about what gamers can expect from a second visit to Aperture Science Laboratories.
You want to be my Facebook friend? But I've never met you
The social networking site may have conquered half of Britain, but it is leaving this Luddite cold, says Michael Simkins.
Infinity Blade review
Infinity Blade is a beautiful and rewarding hack 'n slash RPG, and one of the best games available for the iPhone and iPad, writes Philip Horton.
Google: Searching for the new economy
Far from stealing content, Google offers invaluable support for content creators, writes Matt Brittin.
Twitter and 'fast-tracking' Charlie Sheen
Milo Yiannopoulos is worried that the actor's troubles are being turned into a public circus.
BlackBerry could support Android apps
ShopSavvy Android app reported to be running on BlackBerry devices
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