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An eye behind a mesh
UK questioned on online ad system
The UK government has been given a month to respond to EU concerns over Phorm.
Phorm 'illegal' says policy group
Call to prosecute BT for ad trial

Simulation of human Robots learn to move themselves
Researchers in Leipzig show off software that allows simulated humans to do back flips

People looking at a collapsed building Quakes caught by laptop sensor
A device put into laptops to protect them when dropped is being used to give warnings about earthquakes.


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Michael O'Dell lifting CGS world championship trophy Good gamers 'earn a healthy income'

Ghana's growing e-waste trade
English channel Britain seen from the skies above

Inventor of stereo recordings

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Birmingham Salvo logo, CGS Gaming stars
How UK team won the Championship Gaming Series.
Ethernet cable, Eyewire Packet pioneer
The technology that keeps the net running turns 40
Apple logo reflected in human eye, Getty Core problem
Bill Thompson on Apple's software security stance

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MORE FEATURES

Computer mouse faces extinction

Mobile trading
Robots scale new heights
Farewell Mr Gates
Behind the scenes of Firefox 3.0
Real racing in the virtual world
THE COLUMNISTS
The importance of being there
Making punishment fit the crime

Closing the Gates after Bill

Changing the way we think
Virgin territory for ISPs
Trade agreement could hit privacy

THE MOBILE FUTURE
Phone Why the future is in your hands

The mobile future is calling

Google on Android's future

Pupils reveal mobile snapshot
Nokia morphs itself from within
THE COMPUTING AGE
Future directions in computing

Hafnium Getting more from Moore's Law

Cleaning up in 'fab world'

The man behind Moore's Law
THE TECH LAB
 
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Credit card Data protection
How secure are your credit and debit card details?
Cocktails (Picture by Sam Smith/Flickr) What's in a name?
Why Microsoft's next-gen software is called Midori
Anakin Skywalker 'Film addict'
Star Wars' George Lucas on thrill of making Clone Wars
OTHER TOP STORIES
US cracks 'biggest ID fraud case'
Yahoo bosses under fresh pressure
Hi-tech criminals target Twitter
Intel unveils graphics chip line
Microsoft sees end of Windows era
Light goes out on pioneer machine
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