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Rupert Goodwins
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David Meyer
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Jack Schofield
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First Take
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First Take
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First Take
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First Take
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First Take
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First Take
Samsung has been denied its second 3G patent claim against Apple by a German court.
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Roger Cheng
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Tom Espiner
Research in Motion has cut the price of its QNX-powered BlackBerry PlayBook tablet for the second time since launch.
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by
Ben Woods
Graphene, the 21st century's most promising new material, has acquired yet another entry in its burgeoning CV.
A team led by graphene co-discoverer... Read more
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by
Rupert Goodwins
A lawyer who defended Newzbin at its 2010 trial has been indefinitely struck off, because it turned out he owned the file-sharing site.
The Bar... Read more
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by
David Meyer
The European Commission has dropped a privacy infringement case against the UK government over BT trials of Phorm behavioural advertising.
The... Read more
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by
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Samsung's mobile phone sales were up 54 percent in the last three months of 2011, balancing weaker demand for PC memory and disaster-blighted supply chain problems Read more
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by
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Pentagon hacker Gary McKinnon's case has 'dragged on', according to a high court judge, who has fixed a court date for July and told both defence and prosecution they must submit evidence before then Read more
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by
Tom Espiner
In 2011, Samsung became the world's largest manufacturer of smartphones, when it overtook both Apple and Nokia, according to US-based research company... Read more
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by
Jack Schofield
A new system allows the social media service to block certain tweets in some countries while showing them in others, which a legal expert says could enhance freedom of speech rather than stifling it Read more
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David Meyer
Apple's share of the global tablet market has dropped from nearly 70 percent in Q4 2010 to 57.6 percent in the same quarter last year, as competition from Android-based tablets kicks in Read more
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Don Reisinger
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Stephen Shankland
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David Meyer
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First Take
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Book Reviews
This is a well-built 1U server which, if correctly specified with the latest Xeon E3-1200 processor and other options, will have no problem living up to its positioning as an entry-level virtualisation platform. Read more
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First Take
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First Take
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19 January, 2012 16:01
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Charles McLellan
The Portégé Z830 is an impressive business ultrabook. Apart from the amount of flex in the lid, we like the slimline design and thoughtful ergonomics. Not everyone will appreciate the connectors on the back edge, though, and we'd have liked access to the battery. Read more
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Sandra Vogel
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First Take
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First Take
The XR-4000 is a very flexible, configurable and manageable Wi-Fi array that provides a compelling alternative to traditional solutions. Xirrus's modular architecture and pricing allows businesses to cater for their current requirements while retaining a clear upgrade path. Read more
16 January, 2012 12:40
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Charles McLellan
For business travellers, an 802.11n router the size of a power adapter is ideal for sharing devices.
With 802.11n, you don't need the large external... Read more
14 January, 2012 01:01
by
First Take
Motorola was very quick off the mark with the original Xoom Android tablet, and almost inevitably it was quickly surpassed by later competitors.
The... Read more
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First Take
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12 January, 2012 09:01
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First Take
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23 January, 2012 17:31
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Ben Woods
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20 January, 2012 16:08
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Rupert Goodwins
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14 January, 2012 12:00
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Ben Woods
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Ben Woods
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David Meyer
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2 January, 2012 18:00
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