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Exclusive: Facebook is expected to launch Places Deals, a service which allows users to check into shops using their mobile phone to get discounts, in the UK and Europe today, at a large event in London, according to several sources.
Amazon has revealed that it has sold more Kindle ebooks than paperbacks in the US during the final three months of 2010.
The Information Commissioner's Office has issued new guidelines to consumers on staying safe online as a new survey reveals widespread fears among consumers
Facebook has ‘no plans to introduce additional app security measures’, despite internet experts’ warnings.
With Sony's unveiling of the new NGP (Next Generation Portable) console, the battle for dominance in the handheld market is about to heat up. Tom Hoggins reports from Tokyo.
The final tranches of the net addresses used by most people are about to be allocated, raising the prospect of a web that isn't world wide
The government has given a £7.2m boost to research that aims to revolutionise the internet by harnessing the speed of light.
Facebook users will now be able to get discounts and special deals in shops, cafes and restaurants thanks to a new mobile phone feature.
Broadcasters are in discussions with the Royal Family about televising Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding in 3D.
As the Government announces a £7 million grant for broadband research, is it time to ask how much speed is enough?
A computer games museum opens, showcasing 60 years of gaming.
MTV launched in the US in 1981, with a UK version following six years later. Here are some of the pictures from the iconic channel's history.
From Fidel Castro, the Berlin Wall coming down and the break-up of the Soviet Union, to SpongeBob SquarePants, Michael Jackson and Dora The Explorer, MTV's Bill Roedy has been there and filmed it.
LinkedIn, the social networking site designed to keep professionals in touch with one another, has announced its plans to float.
Having trouble getting up for work in the morning? Why not try an alarm clock that is as loud as a lawnmower.
Claudine Beaumont and Matt Warman test Microsoft's latest mobile operating system.
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As near-field communications payments hit the headlines thanks to Apple, Orange and Barclaycard announce that they will be first to the UK market
A gaming console that allows players to control the action with their bodies helped Microsoft deliver profits that beat Wall Street’s expectations.
Facebook users will now be able to get discounts and special deals in shops, cafes and restaurants thanks to a new mobile phone feature.
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:
Eric Schmidt, Google's new executive chairman, has dismissed speculation that he has practically 'semi-retired' from the search engine.
PeerIndex has ranked 241 Tweeting MPs, claiming it is able to quantify "authority" on the microblogging service.
Sony has unveiled the successor to its popular PlayStation Portable (PSP) console, a device codenamed NGP (Next Generation Portable).
Police investigating extortion claims against the player, who is contracted with one of the Premier League's top ten clubs.
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