Andrea-Marie Petrou has worked in the technology industry for four years and was a staff writer and gadget reviewer for Computeractive for three of those.
She loves gadgets, as well as writing about broadband and Britain's Big Brother state. As a result she always has something to say about DNA databases and kids fingerprinting.
Andrea has also contributed to girl's tech site ShinyShiny, where she wrote about girl's tech from Hello Kitty to the more naughty toys out there.
When she's not writing about tech, she also edits and writes fashion site ShinyStyle and bridal site Bridalwave.
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Anonymised is A-OK
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Ichan see a problem
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Researchers show off their skills
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Phone app for long distance lovers
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Battle over FinFisher snooping tech begins
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European, Japanese, American markets contract
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Then goes quiet
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For robotics, energy storage and automation
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Automatically crush waste
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For underwater surveillance
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Fusion Cell scheme to be announced
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R&D in MEMS, healthcare, power
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Wants to go it alone
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Board could make buy decision today
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Good advertising for KickAssTorrents, H33T
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CEO says the only way is up
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Again
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In the red as customer orders shrink
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Simon Segars gets thumbs up for job
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No relief at drugs company
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London College of Fashion, Peratech team up
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Google and Citrix leading the way
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Gas leak saga continues
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Company feels strain of weak iPhone 5 demand
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Crew caught on camera
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DMASS report reveals 10.8 percent decline
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Accused of cover up
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$1.7 billion for China's Jiangsu Province
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Quashes analyst expectations
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Dell still taking the firm private
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Mystery malware found almost everywhere
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Allegedly
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Despite HP making an annual loss
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1,000 staff leave factory over work conditions
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Access would boost economy, drive jobs
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Head-to-head at CES
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Watchdog barks
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Handset sales rocket it above Apple
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Ignore Surface tablets on offer
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Clawing away at clues
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Price fixing pals rumbled in bed together again
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Claims he hired honeytraps and keylogged Belizean officials
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Gov shells out almost £2 million
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Smoke away one of your five a day
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No app allowed
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Technique improves pain threshold
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And ta-ta to employees in round of job cuts, too
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Google Nexus popular too
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Middle ground between 'arrest everyone' and free for all
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Outfit is not spending enough on things that matter, warns analyst
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Meteoric debts could go unpaid
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Intel stays on top
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Pet dog registered as interpreter
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Mistake down to developers
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A 'fairly routine arrest'
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Despite majority voting against proposals
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Fries up a new formula
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£100 million plan raises privacy concerns
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And Bangladesh for good measure
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Fails to file accounts on time
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After coordinates take them to wilderness
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Tech cartels drive up the sum
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To stay in the game
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Survey released ahead of US law change
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Plans to drive creativity in tech industry
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Phone sets bed on fire with child in it
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Exec's word taken as gospel
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Takes advantage of low interest to keep shareholders happy
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Lousy results across the board
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Democracy inaction
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No laughing matter
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Plans denounced as "extreme", "frustrating"
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With simple, inexpensive engineering
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ICO collars PC Plod
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But they won't run banking
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Intel's security arm faces tough times
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But there's a way to go yet
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Buffering claims get company into trouble
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Experian claims
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Gartner calls on its crystal ball again
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Intel Insider trading
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To attract more foreign investment
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US PC imports fall further
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In wake of anti-Japan protests
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