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• 26 stories USA

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  • Internet Germany is carefully pulling back from the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) which has been worrying free web advocates all over the world. 15 hours ago

  • Internet Web marketresearch group Comscore has revealed that Microsoft's Bing is continuing to crawl at the breakneck speed of a hobbled tortoise towards challenging Google in search. 17 hours ago

  • Business The Computer Sciences Corporation has had to bite the bullet and take a $1.49 billion write-off  in the fall out of a catastrophic NHS IT project. 19 hours ago

  • Chips Intel has, at last, settled its antitrust case with the New York attorney general, admitting no responsibility but coughing up $6.5 million. It is less than the hundreds of millions New York had been hoping for and is solely, Intel asserts, to help New York claw back some of what it spent on legal fees. 21 hours ago

  • Business It can’t really be much of a surprise that Kodak has decided not to make digital cameras any more. 23 hours ago

  • Internet The head of the RIAAhas come to the conclusion that all those people who complained about Big Content's cunning plan to take control of the Internet are actually criminals. yesterday

  • Internet While no one in the US seems to want to do anything about its bizarre patent system, it seems one man is going to try and screw the system for all it's worth. yesterday

  • Security The UK's government has been criticised by privacy groups over a lack of transparency about its involvement in the surveillance industry. 2 days ago

  • Business In case you blinked again and missed it, Nokia is axing 4,000 more jobs, all in its manufacturing arm, as announced in last year’s restructuring plan. 2 days ago

  • Security The Department of Homeland Securityhas decided that US companies are not good enough at running their network security and it wants to take them over. 2 days ago

  • Mobile People testing smartphones using 4G are finding that it is a vamp when it comes to batteries and not in a good way. 2 days ago

  • Mobile The word on the street is that enormous search company Google has been testing a secret entertainment device in its employee's homes. 2 days ago

  • Business AMD has been named by Corporate Knights on its inaugural list of the S&P 500 Clean Capitalism Ranking. 2 days ago

  • Hardware Despite the Ultrabook hype-machine still whirring, PC vendors are already set to slash prices ahead of the release of Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors. 3 days ago

  • Internet As TechEye reportedon 23 January, long before the story surfaced anywhere, a Taiwanese computer firm called Action Electronics ran a TV ad with a local American-born Taiwanese comedian named Ah-Ken posing as a dead Steve Jobs, hawking a product called "Action Pad. 3 days ago

  • Security A report has shownthat western government agencies are attending surveillance trade shows where they rub shoulders with countries that have histories of spying on their citizens. 3 days ago

  • Business IT industry giant and bellwether Cisco is expected to tell the world and its dog that the hard times are over this Wednesday. 3 days ago

  • Business Oracle is refusing to accept a US ruling that it should only be paid $272 million by SAP over copyright infringement allegations. 3 days ago

  • Internet A popular file-sharingindexing site, BTJunkie, has voluntarily shut down over fears that Big Content has taken control of the US police force. 3 days ago

  • Internet An Italian computer professor who inspired Google has launched a new search engine and social media network that he hopes will challenge the US technology giant. 3 days ago

  • Software Hardware makers who insist on installing software that their punters don't want might find themselves having to offer refunds. 3 days ago

  • Internet After the wave of rebellion against anti-counterfeiting laws in the US, the Czech government has decided that it is not a good idea to ratify the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) 3 days ago

  • Chips The recent financial analyst day for AMD was intended to be a turning point for the company’s fortunes, which have suffered from Bulldozer's ‘ahead-of-its-time’ performance and a lukewarm holiday season that has left most hardware vendors wanting. 4 days ago

  • Science Faster telecommunications networks are on the way with researchers heralding an important step towards integrating fibre optics with semiconductors. 4 days ago

  • Security The London borough of Camden has installed talking CCTV cameras in residential areas which literally threaten constituents outside their own homes. 4 days ago

  • Hardware A big row is brewing across the pond between Intel and its chum Apple over the Thunderbolt project. 4 days ago

• 8 stories Europe

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  • Internet Germany is carefully pulling back from the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) which has been worrying free web advocates all over the world. 15 hours ago

  • Mobile Search engine Google has had to issue another promise not to screw over its hardware partners now that it owns Motorola. yesterday

  • Business In case you blinked again and missed it, Nokia is axing 4,000 more jobs, all in its manufacturing arm, as announced in last year’s restructuring plan. 2 days ago

  • Mobile Troubled mobile maker RIM has been telling the world and its dog that it is ready to compete in Europe. 2 days ago

  • Internet As TechEye reportedon 23 January, long before the story surfaced anywhere, a Taiwanese computer firm called Action Electronics ran a TV ad with a local American-born Taiwanese comedian named Ah-Ken posing as a dead Steve Jobs, hawking a product called "Action Pad. 3 days ago

  • Business IT industry giant and bellwether Cisco is expected to tell the world and its dog that the hard times are over this Wednesday. 3 days ago

  • Security In what could be an interesting case for Dr Who, Symantec has warned of a mutating Android trojan. 3 days ago

  • Software Hardware makers who insist on installing software that their punters don't want might find themselves having to offer refunds. 3 days ago

• 6 stories Semiconductor

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  • Business Rambus Inc, purveyors of fine memory IP, is headed down the path of Flash memory, a first in company history. The purchase of Unity Semiconductor is the first step in cornering the Flash memory market thanks to, what Rambus believes to be, the forthcoming demise of NAND. 16 hours ago

  • Chips Three chip giants, GlobalFoundries, Samsung and IBM, are beating their chests about an upcoming March showcase they promise will demonstrate the future of silicon. yesterday

  • Hardware Squabbling over solar subsidies could be a thing of the past if Cambridge researchers can successfully bring new high efficiency cells out from the lab and onto our roofs. 2 days ago

  • Business Rambus has purchased Unity Semiconductor for the tidy sum of $35 million, less than half of the company’s initial $75 million VC investment. 2 days ago

  • Science Faster telecommunications networks are on the way with researchers heralding an important step towards integrating fibre optics with semiconductors. 4 days ago

  • Mobile Intel is about to buy into technology which puts online video advertising under the bonnet of its mobile chips. 4 days ago

• 6 stories Smartphone

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  • Mobile Subsidising the iPhone is proving to be the kiss of death for any carrier who touches it. yesterday

  • Chips Now that ARM is all anyone talks about these days, a new language is rapidly developing, so we at TechEye have provided a cut out and keep dictionary of new terms as they enter the English language. 2 days ago

  • Business In case you blinked again and missed it, Nokia is axing 4,000 more jobs, all in its manufacturing arm, as announced in last year’s restructuring plan. 2 days ago

  • Mobile Troubled mobile maker RIM has been telling the world and its dog that it is ready to compete in Europe. 2 days ago

  • Mobile People testing smartphones using 4G are finding that it is a vamp when it comes to batteries and not in a good way. 2 days ago

  • Business Apple is going the way of Intel and insisting that it has invented things that sound like the letter i. 4 days ago

• 6 stories Tablet

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  • Mobile Principal Analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, Patrick Moorhead, has explained some of his initial thoughts for Windows On Arm. That's WOA. Not WOAH. Yet. 13 hours ago

  • Chips Now that ARM is all anyone talks about these days, a new language is rapidly developing, so we at TechEye have provided a cut out and keep dictionary of new terms as they enter the English language. 2 days ago

  • Mobile Troubled mobile maker RIM has been telling the world and its dog that it is ready to compete in Europe. 2 days ago

  • Internet As TechEye reportedon 23 January, long before the story surfaced anywhere, a Taiwanese computer firm called Action Electronics ran a TV ad with a local American-born Taiwanese comedian named Ah-Ken posing as a dead Steve Jobs, hawking a product called "Action Pad. 3 days ago

  • Business A year after Rupert Murdoch announced that a deal with Apple was going to save the newspaper industry, it appears that his iPad newspaper idea has gone belly up. 4 days ago

  • Mobile Google has decided to pull all references to CDMA phones and tablets from its Android website. 4 days ago

• 4 stories Batteries

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  • Chips Now that ARM is all anyone talks about these days, a new language is rapidly developing, so we at TechEye have provided a cut out and keep dictionary of new terms as they enter the English language. 2 days ago

  • Mobile People testing smartphones using 4G are finding that it is a vamp when it comes to batteries and not in a good way. 2 days ago

  • Hardware Despite the Ultrabook hype-machine still whirring, PC vendors are already set to slash prices ahead of the release of Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors. 3 days ago

  • Security The London borough of Camden has installed talking CCTV cameras in residential areas which literally threaten constituents outside their own homes. 4 days ago

• 4 stories China

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  • Internet The head of the RIAAhas come to the conclusion that all those people who complained about Big Content's cunning plan to take control of the Internet are actually criminals. yesterday

  • Business The purge of the Yahoo board, which brought the company to the position it is today, has continued with Chairman Roy Bostock and three other directors leaving their keys under the mat and heading for somewhere hot. 2 days ago

  • Internet As TechEye reportedon 23 January, long before the story surfaced anywhere, a Taiwanese computer firm called Action Electronics ran a TV ad with a local American-born Taiwanese comedian named Ah-Ken posing as a dead Steve Jobs, hawking a product called "Action Pad. 3 days ago

  • Business IT industry giant and bellwether Cisco is expected to tell the world and its dog that the hard times are over this Wednesday. 3 days ago

• 4 stories European Union

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  • Internet Germany is carefully pulling back from the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) which has been worrying free web advocates all over the world. 15 hours ago

  • Software Hardware makers who insist on installing software that their punters don't want might find themselves having to offer refunds. 3 days ago

  • Internet After the wave of rebellion against anti-counterfeiting laws in the US, the Czech government has decided that it is not a good idea to ratify the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) 3 days ago

  • Security Germany's state security experts have recommended that Windows 7 users run Google's Chrome browser. 4 days ago

• 4 stories FBI

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  • Business The FBI has released files on late Apple boss Steve Jobs, painting him as a drug-taking fantasist who abandoned his child. 21 hours ago

  • Security A hacker affiliatedwith Anonymous has posted the PCAnywhere source code after failing to wrangle fifty grand from Symantec. 3 days ago

  • Security A report has shownthat western government agencies are attending surveillance trade shows where they rub shoulders with countries that have histories of spying on their citizens. 3 days ago

  • Security Two months after a traffic hijacking scheme was brought to its knees, the software that powered a botnet is still running on computers at half of the Fortune 500 companies, and on nearly 50 percent of all federal government agency PCs. 4 days ago

• 4 stories Laptop

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  • Hardware PC suppliers in the UK are praying for Microsoft's Windows 8 to arrive sooner rather than later. yesterday

  • Hardware Despite the Ultrabook hype-machine still whirring, PC vendors are already set to slash prices ahead of the release of Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors. 3 days ago

  • Software Hardware makers who insist on installing software that their punters don't want might find themselves having to offer refunds. 3 days ago

  • Internet After the wave of rebellion against anti-counterfeiting laws in the US, the Czech government has decided that it is not a good idea to ratify the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) 3 days ago

• 4 stories Solar

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  • Business The British governmenthas threatened to derail the solar industry with big cuts to subsidies, it has been claimed, despite saying new plans are an “improvement yesterday

  • Hardware Squabbling over solar subsidies could be a thing of the past if Cambridge researchers can successfully bring new high efficiency cells out from the lab and onto our roofs. 2 days ago

  • Science A new technique for producing nanowire meshes using the power of light could open up a range of applications including transparent solar panel coatings. 4 days ago

  • Science Faster telecommunications networks are on the way with researchers heralding an important step towards integrating fibre optics with semiconductors. 4 days ago

• 3 stories 3D

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  • Hardware While you might be all for the latest and fastest SSDs, you know you can’t do without a place to dump all your stored files. Hot Hardware looks at the Seagate Barracuda 3TB 7200RPM hard disk drive. Prices have come down a bit since the Thai flooding, and this is now becoming fairly affordable, if you ask us. 13 hours ago

  • Hardware A patent applied for by Cupertino company Apple suggests the geniuses might be working on a version of the iPad that is in glorious 3D, without specs. yesterday

  • Hardware We’ve got a few gems for you today, starting off with Tom’s Hardware and the Seagate’s Momentus XT 750 GB hybrid drive, now in its second generation. It seems hybrid drives manage to combine the best of both worlds – SSD and HDD – at an affordable price. Seagate had added some tweaks to the formula that aid boot times and improve write caching. yesterday

• 3 stories ACTA

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  • Internet Germany is carefully pulling back from the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) which has been worrying free web advocates all over the world. 15 hours ago

  • Internet After the wave of rebellion against anti-counterfeiting laws in the US, the Czech government has decided that it is not a good idea to ratify the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) 3 days ago

  • Internet MPs have demanded that internet service providers do more to clamp down on violent extremist content that is helping to promote a surge in online radicalisation. 4 days ago

• 3 stories California

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  • Internet While no one in the US seems to want to do anything about its bizarre patent system, it seems one man is going to try and screw the system for all it's worth. yesterday

  • Internet Google Earth has fixed a fault which gives an accurate position for the lost continent of Atlantis. 3 days ago

  • Business Oracle is refusing to accept a US ruling that it should only be paid $272 million by SAP over copyright infringement allegations. 3 days ago

• 3 stories Germany

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  • Internet Germany is carefully pulling back from the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) which has been worrying free web advocates all over the world. 15 hours ago

  • Business The British governmenthas threatened to derail the solar industry with big cuts to subsidies, it has been claimed, despite saying new plans are an “improvement yesterday

  • Security Germany's state security experts have recommended that Windows 7 users run Google's Chrome browser. 4 days ago

• 3 stories Graphics card

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  • Chips AMD has unveiled a CPU-GPU integration technique that it reckons could boost processing power by over 20 percent. 2 days ago

  • Chips The recent financial analyst day for AMD was intended to be a turning point for the company’s fortunes, which have suffered from Bulldozer's ‘ahead-of-its-time’ performance and a lukewarm holiday season that has left most hardware vendors wanting. 4 days ago

  • Software Software giant Microsoft has published a specification for C++ AMP (Accelerated Massive Parallelism) which is its new system for heterogeneous parallel processing in C 4 days ago

• 3 stories Hollywood

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  • Internet Germany is carefully pulling back from the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) which has been worrying free web advocates all over the world. 15 hours ago

  • Chips Now that ARM is all anyone talks about these days, a new language is rapidly developing, so we at TechEye have provided a cut out and keep dictionary of new terms as they enter the English language. 2 days ago

  • Internet White Men Can't Jump star Woody Harrelson, 50, found himself the latest in a seemingly unending string of cynical marketers trying to artificially create a viral on social media, and failing spectacularly. 4 days ago

• 3 stories India

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  • Internet Indian politicians whoare currently trying to force ISPs to censor the internet have been caught looking at porn in Parliament. yesterday

  • Business IT industry giant and bellwether Cisco is expected to tell the world and its dog that the hard times are over this Wednesday. 3 days ago

  • Internet Internet behemoth Google has agreed to pull content from its Indian website, bowing to government pressure. 4 days ago

• 3 stories Privacy

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  • Security The UK's government has been criticised by privacy groups over a lack of transparency about its involvement in the surveillance industry. 2 days ago

  • Security A report has shownthat western government agencies are attending surveillance trade shows where they rub shoulders with countries that have histories of spying on their citizens. 3 days ago

  • Security The London borough of Camden has installed talking CCTV cameras in residential areas which literally threaten constituents outside their own homes. 4 days ago

• 3 stories Taiwan

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  • Business DRAM manufacturers have successfully pre-empted a break in Q4 revenues at the end of last year by focusing on mobile and server memory. 20 hours ago

  • Internet As TechEye reportedon 23 January, long before the story surfaced anywhere, a Taiwanese computer firm called Action Electronics ran a TV ad with a local American-born Taiwanese comedian named Ah-Ken posing as a dead Steve Jobs, hawking a product called "Action Pad. 3 days ago

  • Internet Gamers at a Taiwanese internet cafe carried on playing unaware that one of their numbers was actually dead. 4 days ago

• 2 stories 4G

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  • Mobile People testing smartphones using 4G are finding that it is a vamp when it comes to batteries and not in a good way. 2 days ago

  • Mobile Google has decided to pull all references to CDMA phones and tablets from its Android website. 4 days ago

• 2 stories Anonymous

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  • Internet The head of the RIAAhas come to the conclusion that all those people who complained about Big Content's cunning plan to take control of the Internet are actually criminals. yesterday

  • Security A hacker affiliatedwith Anonymous has posted the PCAnywhere source code after failing to wrangle fifty grand from Symantec. 3 days ago

• 2 stories Big Brother Watch

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  • Security The UK's government has been criticised by privacy groups over a lack of transparency about its involvement in the surveillance industry. 2 days ago

  • Security The London borough of Camden has installed talking CCTV cameras in residential areas which literally threaten constituents outside their own homes. 4 days ago

• 2 stories Consumer Electronics Show

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  • Business It can’t really be much of a surprise that Kodak has decided not to make digital cameras any more. 23 hours ago

  • Chips Now that ARM is all anyone talks about these days, a new language is rapidly developing, so we at TechEye have provided a cut out and keep dictionary of new terms as they enter the English language. 2 days ago

• 2 stories Home Office

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  • Security The UK's government has been criticised by privacy groups over a lack of transparency about its involvement in the surveillance industry. 2 days ago

  • Security A report has shownthat western government agencies are attending surveillance trade shows where they rub shoulders with countries that have histories of spying on their citizens. 3 days ago

• 2 stories Japan

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  • Business Three chip makers, Renesas, Fujitsu and Panasonic, have decided that the only way they can compete is by merging their operations. 2 days ago

  • Business The purge of the Yahoo board, which brought the company to the position it is today, has continued with Chairman Roy Bostock and three other directors leaving their keys under the mat and heading for somewhere hot. 2 days ago

• 2 stories LTE

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  • Mobile People testing smartphones using 4G are finding that it is a vamp when it comes to batteries and not in a good way. 2 days ago

  • Mobile Google has decided to pull all references to CDMA phones and tablets from its Android website. 4 days ago

• 2 stories NAND

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  • Business Rambus Inc, purveyors of fine memory IP, is headed down the path of Flash memory, a first in company history. The purchase of Unity Semiconductor is the first step in cornering the Flash memory market thanks to, what Rambus believes to be, the forthcoming demise of NAND. 16 hours ago

  • Business Rambus has purchased Unity Semiconductor for the tidy sum of $35 million, less than half of the company’s initial $75 million VC investment. 2 days ago

• 2 stories Photovoltaic

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  • Hardware Squabbling over solar subsidies could be a thing of the past if Cambridge researchers can successfully bring new high efficiency cells out from the lab and onto our roofs. 2 days ago

  • Science Faster telecommunications networks are on the way with researchers heralding an important step towards integrating fibre optics with semiconductors. 4 days ago

• 2 stories RIAA

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  • Internet The head of the RIAAhas come to the conclusion that all those people who complained about Big Content's cunning plan to take control of the Internet are actually criminals. yesterday

  • Internet A popular file-sharingindexing site, BTJunkie, has voluntarily shut down over fears that Big Content has taken control of the US police force. 3 days ago

• 2 stories TV

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  • Mobile The word on the street is that enormous search company Google has been testing a secret entertainment device in its employee's homes. 2 days ago

  • Internet As TechEye reportedon 23 January, long before the story surfaced anywhere, a Taiwanese computer firm called Action Electronics ran a TV ad with a local American-born Taiwanese comedian named Ah-Ken posing as a dead Steve Jobs, hawking a product called "Action Pad. 3 days ago

• 2 stories USB 3.0

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  • Hardware We’ve got a few gems for you today, starting off with Tom’s Hardware and the Seagate’s Momentus XT 750 GB hybrid drive, now in its second generation. It seems hybrid drives manage to combine the best of both worlds – SSD and HDD – at an affordable price. Seagate had added some tweaks to the formula that aid boot times and improve write caching. yesterday

  • Chips Cavium just releaseda family of OCTEON III MIPS64 multicore systems on a chip with anywhere from one to 48 cores that can produce more than 100Gbps of application performance per chip. 2 days ago

• 2 stories Wi-Fi

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  • Mobile Google has decided to pull all references to CDMA phones and tablets from its Android website. 4 days ago

  • Mobile Intel is about to buy into technology which puts online video advertising under the bonnet of its mobile chips. 4 days ago

• 1 story Bluetooth

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  • Mobile The word on the street is that enormous search company Google has been testing a secret entertainment device in its employee's homes. 2 days ago

• 1 story CCTV

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  • Security The London borough of Camden has installed talking CCTV cameras in residential areas which literally threaten constituents outside their own homes. 4 days ago

• 1 story Cyber attacks

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  • Security Germany's state security experts have recommended that Windows 7 users run Google's Chrome browser. 4 days ago

• 1 story DDR3

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  • Business DRAM manufacturers have successfully pre-empted a break in Q4 revenues at the end of last year by focusing on mobile and server memory. 20 hours ago

• 1 story Department of Justice

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  • Internet The head of the RIAAhas come to the conclusion that all those people who complained about Big Content's cunning plan to take control of the Internet are actually criminals. yesterday

• 1 story DRAM

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  • Business DRAM manufacturers have successfully pre-empted a break in Q4 revenues at the end of last year by focusing on mobile and server memory. 20 hours ago

• 1 story Egypt

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  • Security A report has shownthat western government agencies are attending surveillance trade shows where they rub shoulders with countries that have histories of spying on their citizens. 3 days ago

• 1 story FCC

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  • Mobile The word on the street is that enormous search company Google has been testing a secret entertainment device in its employee's homes. 2 days ago

• 1 story Fibre Optic

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  • Science Faster telecommunications networks are on the way with researchers heralding an important step towards integrating fibre optics with semiconductors. 4 days ago

• 1 story France

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  • Software Hardware makers who insist on installing software that their punters don't want might find themselves having to offer refunds. 3 days ago

• 1 story FTC

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  • Chips Intel has, at last, settled its antitrust case with the New York attorney general, admitting no responsibility but coughing up $6.5 million. It is less than the hundreds of millions New York had been hoping for and is solely, Intel asserts, to help New York claw back some of what it spent on legal fees. 21 hours ago

• 1 story GSM

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  • Mobile Google has decided to pull all references to CDMA phones and tablets from its Android website. 4 days ago

• 1 story HSPA

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  • Mobile Google has decided to pull all references to CDMA phones and tablets from its Android website. 4 days ago

• 1 story Ireland

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  • Chips Now that ARM is all anyone talks about these days, a new language is rapidly developing, so we at TechEye have provided a cut out and keep dictionary of new terms as they enter the English language. 2 days ago

• 1 story Mobile World Congress

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  • Business In case you blinked again and missed it, Nokia is axing 4,000 more jobs, all in its manufacturing arm, as announced in last year’s restructuring plan. 2 days ago

• 1 story NHS

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  • Business The Computer Sciences Corporation has had to bite the bullet and take a $1.49 billion write-off  in the fall out of a catastrophic NHS IT project. 19 hours ago

• 1 story Open Source

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  • Mobile Google has decided to pull all references to CDMA phones and tablets from its Android website. 4 days ago

• 1 story Printers

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  • Business It can’t really be much of a surprise that Kodak has decided not to make digital cameras any more. 23 hours ago

• 1 story Solid state drives

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  • Hardware We’ve got a few gems for you today, starting off with Tom’s Hardware and the Seagate’s Momentus XT 750 GB hybrid drive, now in its second generation. It seems hybrid drives manage to combine the best of both worlds – SSD and HDD – at an affordable price. Seagate had added some tweaks to the formula that aid boot times and improve write caching. yesterday