Tuesday 16 October 2012

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Google Nexus 7 ‘best selling Android tablet ever’

The price makes it more a rival to the Amazon Kindle

Google’s first tablet has become the best-selling in its category just three months after its launch, a retailer has announced.

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Google Nexus 7 - the iPad killer?

Amazon customers to receive e-book refunds

Amazon's new Kindle Paperwhite is the company's first backlit Kindle

Amazon customers are to receive refunds on certain e-books following a settlement between book publishers and US authorities over alleged price fixing.

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Apple iPad Mini 'to start at £200'

Schoolboy, six, leaves family with £2000 iPad game app bill

Apple's iPad Mini will start at £200 and will be equipped with at least 3G connectivity, according to reports.

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Microsoft to launch Xbox music service

Microsoft is to launch a new Xbox music service to compete with Apple's iTunes and Amazon's Cloud Player.

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Smartphone app helps adulterers hide their affairs

Samsung's S3 Mini paves the way for an Apple battle royale

Google 'to be ordered to reverse privacy policy'

How much do you value your personal data?

Kim Dotcom to launch Megaupload replacement

Technology News »

Muslims protest 'age of mockery' at Google HQ

Thousands of Muslims have pledged a series of protests against Google HQ for a "hateful and offensive" anti-Islam video, saying they now live in an "age of mockery".

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Children in debt to Wonga's 'easy' loans

Online loans company facing questions about whether checks to prevent children from borrowing are adequate.

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Consumer apps invade businesses

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) has transformed the way employees work on company time with company devices. Monty Munford reports on the next stage of its development.

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The future for British kids begins with Code Club

As traditional careers continue to be transformed, a London start-up is preparing UK schoolchildren for a successful digital future.

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Technology advice »

Why can't I scan?

Why does my computer get faster broadband than my wife's?

How to customise Virgin Tivo?

Security tips for new payment technology

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Technology Reviews »

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will be launched in October 2012

Samsung Galaxy Note II review

Samsung’s Galaxy Note II is a massive improvement on its predecessor – Matt Warman says he wants one.

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iPhone 5 review

iOS 6 review

Nokia Lumia 920 - first impressions

LATEST TRAVEL DEALS »

Video Games »

Sony to redesign PlayStation store

The online PlayStation store is to undergo a significant redesign, Sony has announced.

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Hitman Absolution hands-on preview

The universal language of Pokémon

Fable: The Journey review

FIFA 13 review

Dishonored review

Rovio announces Angry Birds Star Wars

Apple »

Apple iPad mini event 'on October 23'

Apple will launch its new mini iPad on October 23, not October 17, according to a report.

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus ban overturned

iPad mini launch date remains a mystery

Average Twitter user is an an American woman with an iPhone and 208 followers

Taiwan to ask Apple maps to blur sensitive radar site

iPad Mini 'to be Wi-Fi only'

Samsung Galaxy SIII beats Apple's iPhone 4S at T3 Awards

Microsoft »

Microsoft Windows 8 adverts debut

Adverts for Microsoft's forthcoming Windows 8 operating system have been published online.

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Bill Gates urges Islamic nations to ensure technology reaches the poor

Motorola wins German patent case against Microsoft

Microsoft plans midnight launch of Surface tablet

Microsoft ‘planning to make its own phone’

Microsoft co-founder says Windows 8 needs improvement

Google is now more valuable than Microsoft

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Does the internet encourage eating disorders?

More than 50 under ten-year-olds were admitted to hospital with eating disorders in the past year, as official figures reveal the problem is striking at a younger age.

With the number of hospital admissions for eating disorders growing, especially amongst young girls, Emma Barnett examines the impact of the internet and social media on body image.

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