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Zune
Microsoft Zune affected by 'bug'
A leap year clock bug has affected Microsoft's Zune digital media player.
Microsoft predicts 1m Zune sales
Zunes to take on Apple's iPod
Zune problems for customers

Anthea Turner (BBC) UK housewives rule in online time
UK housewives are spending the most leisure time online, according to a survey that reveals the world's web habits.

Professor Dame Wendy Hall Pioneer of cyberspace honoured
A professor who invented a forerunner of the world wide web is made a dame in the New Year Honours.


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Hotel Germans create 'future hotel'

Troops send messages from Afghanistan
Speedometer 'Speed-limiting' car tested

Portable prayers on your mobile
FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
AA batteries, BBC Heat and light
A look around a US gym powered by exercise
iPhone Valley view
Part two of our look at 2009's top technology
Crystal ball Back to the future
Video game giants make their predictions for 2009

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Festive messages from far away
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US questions net overhaul plans
Vietnam tightens rules on blogs
EU's new online library reopens
Third subsea cable repairs begin
MORE FEATURES
Click picks its top tech toys
Helping the web reach out
Store tech checks customers out
Taking democracy to the stars
Helping the web to understand
Inventions aid nuclear clean-up
The future of Microsoft mobile

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
Twitter logo, Twitter Top gear
The tech team picks 2008's hottest developments
Fibre optics Fast forward
Broadband speeds look set to pick up in 2009
Screenshot from LittleBigPlanet, Sony Console king
A look back at the year in console gaming
OTHER TOP STORIES
Crime to boom as downturn blooms
Private firm 'may run' phone log
Smartphones drive mobile markets
Czech move to stop cyber bullying
'Boom year' for hi-tech criminals
Website age ratings 'an option'
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