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Google and Facebook join web warnings
Web addresses could run out as soon as November and to raise public awareness Google and Facebook will switch their websites to a new system for one day in June.
Fry backs web commenting service
Stephen Fry, the actor, comedian and prolific ‘tweeter’, has financially backed his first technology start-up company; a web commenting service called Pushnote.
Malcolm Tucker: iPhone app of the week
The very sweary Malcolm Tucker has lost his iPhone. He wants it back, too, as our app of the week shows.
Russian technology chiefs: ‘Google, Facebook and Microsoft cannot beat us on our own turf’
Russia’s most powerful technology chiefs are confident that their home-grown social networks, search and email services, will continually beat off competition from Western digital giants such as Facebook and Google.
Google breaks the language barrier
An update to Google's Tranlsate App for Android now allows users to translate conversations in Spanish and English
Facebook dominance forces rival networks to go niche
Facebook’s dominance has forced rival networks to focus on niche interests in an attempt to keep some users and relevancy.
Bono's Facebook investment boosts his fortune
U2’S Bono has boosted his fortune after his savvy Facebook investment, rockets to a £500 million valuation.
Europe is just one player in a global 'digital enlightenment'
Guest columnist Lucian Tarnowski places European start-up innovation in a global context.
What is IPv6 and what does it mean for the UK?
The web is running out of addresses and IPv6 is the answer, say experts. But what is it and what does it mean?
Coffee shop offers free iPads
A Croatian coffee shop has ditched newspapers for their customers, instead offering free use of iPads.
Which celebrities have dabbled in tech?
Stephen Fry is the latest celebrity to invest in a technology company, with the launch of Pushnote, a web commenting service. We take a look at five other celebrities who have also dabbled in tech.
Bono's Facebook investment boosts his fortune
U2’S Bono has boosted his fortune after his savvy Facebook investment, rockets to a £500 million valuation.
Why Russia's internet doesn't need the West
Not much is known about Russia’s technology scene or ‘Runet’, the term used to describe the Russian language internet, and yet it’s keeping pace with Silicon Valley, finds Emma Barnett.
MySpace sacks 500 and slashes international operation
MySpace’s chief executive, Mike Jones, has confirmed that the company is letting go 500 employees around the world and stripping back its international operation, as revealed by The Telegraph last week.
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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Coffee shop offers free iPads
A Croatian coffee shop has ditched newspapers for their customers, instead offering free use of iPads.
Smartphone failings are the price of complexity
The news that Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 may have a data glitch should come as no surprise, says Matt Warman
Bono's Facebook investment boosts his fortune
U2’S Bono has boosted his fortune after his savvy Facebook investment, rockets to a £500 million valuation.
Five of the best HTC phones
Three years ago, few had heard of HTC, but the Taiwanese manufacturer now enjoys an excellent reputation. Here, we pick five of its best handsets:
Google Translate and the future of voice
Matt Warman examines the new 'Conversation Mode' for Google Translate for Android, and asks what's next for the search giant
50 Cent makes $10m using Twitter
Rapper 50 Cent has made $10 million (£6.4m) on the stock market in two days after using Twitter to promote a marketing company that he owns a part share of, it was reported.
Glasses-free 3DTV catches eye at CES
Sony’s booth is among the biggest at Las Vegas’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) but one of its smallest televisions - a 3D display that does not require special glasses - is attracting the most attention.
Footballer centre of blackmail plot
Police investigating extortion claims against the player, who is contracted with one of the Premier League's top ten clubs.
TECHNOLOGY ADVICE AND REVIEWS
The game that feels like a film
Rockstar's L.A. Noire could be the most realistic video game yet, utilizing cutting edge technology to create extremely accurate characters and environments, writes Nick Cowen.
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