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Page last updated at 19:21 GMT, Saturday, 26 July 2008 20:21 UK

Mouse and keyboard, Eyewire
Attacks begin on net address flaw
Net firms urged to patch address flaw as attacks that exploit it circulate online.
Fix found for net security flaw
Net address fix foxes web users

Catalyst Awards logo, Catalyst Awards Community network sites honoured
Social networking site SavvyChavvy is rewarded for social use of technology in the UK's Catalyst Awards.

45nm test wafer Boom times ahead for mobile web
Unprecedented demand will see mobile web-using devices proliferate over the next four years, predicts Intel.


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KillZone 2 Killzone 2 enters final polish

Reaper casts eye over sky
The Lightning Electric sportscar Electric sports car goes on show

Inside Bletchley Park

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Scene from the film How The West Was Won (courtesy of Warner Bros archive) FROM CLICK >>
Mission possible
Making old films as good as new
LittleBigPlanet Game On
How LittleBigPlanet turns PS3 players into creators
Wildfires Healing plans
HP's nanotech vision of how to save a sick planet

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MySpace signs up to OpenID scheme
Family lose Narnia web name fight
'Spying' requests exceed 500,000
Sky launches net music service
Disappointing results from Yahoo

MORE FEATURES

Computer mouse faces extinction
Robots scale new heights
Farewell Mr Gates
Behind the scenes of Firefox 3.0
Real racing in the virtual world
Yahoo goes back to its roots

THE COLUMNISTS

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 bets on Android future
Pupils reveal mobile snapshot
Nokia morphs itself from within

THE COMPUTING AGE
Quantum Computing Future directions in computing

Getting more from Moore's Law
Cleaning up in 'fab world'
The man behind Moore's Law
THE TECH LAB

 

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FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Facebook logo, PA Great seal
How Facebook plans to police add-ons to its site
Fibre optic cable DIY broadband
The communities that are laying their own fibre
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How to extend the Wikipedia footprint
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Scrabble's owners sue Scrabulous
Prisons to ban adult-rated games
Mobile banking boosts Maldives
Net firms in music pirates deal
'Neglect' of codebreakers' HQ
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