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An ad shows colours of the new iPod Nano
Apple to ditch Macworld gathering
Apple's next Macworld gathering will be its last and Steve Jobs will not give the main presentation, the company says.

Microsoft Internet Explorer logo, file pic from 2004 Serious security flaw found in IE
Security experts urge users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer to switch to another browser until a security flaw is fixed.

Speedometer, BBC Virgin unveils next-gen broadband
Cable firm unveils details of its much anticipated 50Mbps broadband service.


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Jason Palmer wearing breathing apparatus Experience 25,000 ft with no oxygen mask

Sellafield's new nuclear lab
remote controls Throwing away all but one remote control

Virgin's 50 Mbps broadband
FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Screenshot from Eve Online, Atari UK Stars and gripes
Democracy takes a leap into an online universe
Jason Palmer wearing breathing apparatus Woozy feeling
What happens to your brain at high altitudes
Ice sculpture of The Thinker, AFP/Getty Mean time
Getting the web to understand how people talk

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Net firms rebuff filtering plan
Russian hopes to cash in on ;-)
PlayStation Home opens its doors
BBC's iPlayer 'could be shared'
Google tells us what we look for
Spore at top of the piracy charts
Hi-tech drives slang evolution
MORE FEATURES
The future of Microsoft mobile
Love, loss and the web
Virtual world for Muslims debuts
Christmas toys for gamers
Computing hits 40
The computer mouse bites back
Is the future in bits?

THE COLUMNISTS
The net and the real cost of free
Moving to the Second Classroom
Who is responsible in the cloud?
The net and the ties that bind
Don't have security nightmares
How politics will change the web
Between a rock and an interface
The medium and the message

COMPUTER PIONEERS
Valves on Colossus, BBC Code-cracking and computers

Accelerating the modern age
One tonne 'Baby' marks its birth
The history of UK computing

CYBER CRIME
Teenage boy using computer, SPL Alarm raised on teenage hackers

Hackers ready superstore sweep
What makes a cyber criminal?
Thieves set up data supermarkets
Q&A: Stay safe online

THE TECH LAB

 

VALLEY GIRLS

 

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Internet Explorer logo dot.life
Is it safe to use Internet Explorer if it has security flaw?
Matt Clough, design engineer, the RadBall team, National Nuclear Laboratory Nuclear lab
New innovations make the clean-up easier
White horse on hillside, BBC Rock and role
Bill Thompson on how art can inspire people to act
OTHER TOP STORIES
China 'bans BBC Chinese website'
Microsoft launches iPhone program
Hackers 'aid' Amazon logging scam
Medical students get iPod tutors
Couple served with legal papers via Facebook
US shuts down 'scareware' sellers
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