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Google says China has renewed web page licence
Google Inc said on Friday that the Chinese authorities had renewed its licence to operate a website, averting a potential shutdown of its flagship search page in the world’s biggest Internet market
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Canada & World
Criminals using the Apple iPhone may be unwittingly providing
police with a wealth of information that could be used against them,
a forensics researcher says.
Online-savvy Canadians are comfortable paying bills on the
Internet, but they don't want to read financial statements on a
computer -- they like holding their bills in their hands.
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U.S. online retailer Amazon.com Inc. has launched an Internet grocery service in Britain, it said on Wednesday, joining a fast-growing but competitive market.
Business & Technology
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Free iPads in U.S. universities a waste
The U.S. university system has slightly more money than its Canadian counterpart...
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Surge in eBook piracy coming?
With the popularity of the Kindle, Nook, iPad and others, it's clear we are...
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Trip down PC memory lane
It's hard to believe, but the laptop is turning 25 this year. Sure, what ...
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Sex.com is for sale
One of the Internet's most valuable domain name is on the auction block. ...
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Business
Canadians average 16 hours a week online: poll
The Internet is king in Canada, where consumers say it is twice as important to them as any other medium.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
iTunes receives new security measures from Apple
Apple put new security measures in place on iTunes on Wednesday, one day after barring a Vietnamese applications developer for fraud.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
New app for an old game
A team of Ottawa video-game designers has pumped new life into a cultural icon by bringing a Rubik's Cube game to portable devices around the world.
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U.S. cyber watch expands to monitor older computers in private sector
The U.S. government is expanding its cyber-surveillance operations to include privately owned networks, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found.
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YouTube launches TV like website with 'Leanback'
YouTube wants users to watch more videos and to make it more like watching television.
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British climate change scientists cleared of dishonesty
Scientists at a top British research unit embroiled in a row over climate research were cleared of dishonesty on Wednesday but their lack of openness was criticized.
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U.S. gives BP 24 hours to outline next steps for oil spill
The U.S. government Thursday gave BP 24 hours to outline its next steps to contain the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, warning efforts to cap a fractured well were entering a "critical stage."
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JAXA finds 'minute particles' in deep space capsule
Japan's space agency said Monday it has found "minute particles" of what it hopes is asteroid dust in the capsule of the space probe Hayabusa which returned to Earth last month.
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Blogs
Gaming
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NASA releases 'Moonbase Alpha' videogame online
NASA has abandoned plans to return to the Moon but videogamers can explore the lunar landscape with a free new online game released by the U.S. space agency.
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Major retailers begin pre-orders for Microsoft's Kinect
Major retailers have begun taking orders for Kinect, Microsoft Corp's controller-free add-on for its Xbox video game system, at $149.99 -- even though the company has not officially put a price tag on it.
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Nintendo sees life yet in the Wii
Nintendo Co. Ltd. is confident that its Wii will stand up against rivals Microsoft Corp and Sony Corp, and says it feels no pressure to reinvent the pioneering motion-sensing games platform.
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Sony Playstation showcases 3D video games at E3
Sony is adding another dimension to PlayStation 3 videogames, promising players will be fighting, firing, driving and more in 3-D by the end of the year.
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