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Thousands of Londoners using the public transport system may find their Oyster card no longer works after an electronic fault.
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Businesses are not making the most of social networking sites, say researchers.
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A glitch with the registration software for the iPhone means that many people in the UK are unable to use their devices.
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The fix for a serious flaw in the net’s addressing system cuts some users off the web.
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Councils say they are “more than happy” not to sell voters’ details after a report condemns the practice.
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Police in Mexico are investigating online classified ads purporting to offer contract killings.
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Security firm invites 50 people from around the world to surf unprotected for a month.
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Personal flying machines will be a reality, says home computer and electric car pioneer Sir Clive Sinclair.
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A French court orders eBay to pay 40 million euros in damages to luxury goods group LVMH for allowing the sale of fake goods.
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US digital music service Rhapsody is the latest company to embrace MP3 downloads without copy restrictions.
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The Airbus A400M with hi-tech carbon fibre wings is unveiled to the public.
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A 16-year-old from New York State harnesses the power of online social networking to try and break a world record.
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Sony announces its strategy to make its television and video game operations profitable in the current year.
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Many are still buying analogue TV sets unaware that they will soon need extra equipment to make them work, according to a report.
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Recommendations for how ISPs can fight spam are issued by a global body dedicated to looking at the issue.
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A complete overhaul of the way people navigate the internet has been given the go ahead in Paris.
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Two teams of emergency telecoms workers leave cyclone-hit Burma after their efforts are blocked.
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Games firm Nintendo is bottom of a Greenpeace ranking of the world’s most eco-friendly electronics firms.
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Plans to move all UK radio stations to digital broadcasts are put forward in a report by a government working group.
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UK youngsters can illegally buy violent video games through online auction sites, a trading standards group says.
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The corporation’s plans to create on-demand, regional, video news comes under scrutiny by the regulator Ofcom.
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CCTV cameras which use artificial intelligence software are being developed so they can “hear” sounds, researchers reveal.
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Finnish phone giant Nokia is paying

Computer experts and historians celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the birth of the first modern computer, known as Baby.
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The creators of Firefox 3.0 say the software was downloaded more than 8 million times on release day.
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Sainsbury’s fixes a technical problem with its online ordering system, but deliveries will not resume until Saturday.
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UK games industry says a lack of suitable university courses is seriously affecting skills needed for developers.
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Sweden’s parliament passes new laws on surveillance, labelled Europe’s most far-reaching eavesdropping plan.
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A man fighting US extradition for allegedly carrying out a “military computer hack” takes case to House of Lords.
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Bill Thompson asks if web is changing the way we think
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The features Mozilla hopes will put the new browser on the map
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Intel goes all out to prove how diverse a company it is
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Scientists show off the blueprint for an “acoustic cloak”, which could make objects impervious to sound.
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MySpace prepares a major redesign next week as it tries to attract more casual users and increase the amount of time its members spend online.
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US sales of video game consoles and software were up 37% in April from a year ago, a research firm says.
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A man fighting US extradition for allegedly carrying out a “military computer hack” takes his case to the House of Lords.
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Yahoo agrees a deal with Google which will see Yahoo use the search engine giant’s advertising technology.
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Two of the pioneers of the UK video games industry are recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.
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Two children in Spain are admitted to a mental health clinic to be treated for addiction to mobile phones.
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