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Google announces which hardware firms back its browser-based Chrome operating system.
Google to launch operating system
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Mobile phone, BBC Mobile broadband notspots mapped
Regulator Ofcom pledges to investigate why some areas of the country don't have mobile broadband.

A key on computer keyboard (file image) New 'cyber attacks' hit S Korea
A bank, a national newspaper and the national spy agency are among the targets of a new cyber attack in South Korea.


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Tech Lab: Sydney Padua
Animator Sydney Padua explores the legacy of Victorian inventor Charles Babbage.
Artwork from World of Warcraft, Blizzard Play mates
Online games are helping families stay in touch
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