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Graphene gets new boozy application
A new boozy application of graphene has been discovered, and it is one that is likely to be just as popular in a brewery as in a lab.
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Google ramps up assault on your private life
Google has hardly been a champion of personal privacy in the past, but everyone’s favourite search engine may have finally overstepped the mark with its new all encompassing 'services -
Big Content ignores SOPA outcry in enormous show of force
Within hours of being routed by one of the largest shows of public opinion against its plans to censor the internet, Big Content carried out a display of force against a website, Megaupload, it claime -
Intel’s Itanic is close to the end
The Consumer Electronics Show very conveniently disguised the final death throes of Intel’s Itanium microprocessor - Oracle administered a serious blow to the chip during 2011 but remained a charter -
Kamikaze Elop wages war on smartphone market
From “burning platforms” to establishing “beachheads” former Microsoft man Swingin' Stephen Elop is not afraid of dramatising hisheroic task of turning Nokia’s fortunes around.
