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Chip giant Intel signs a deal with Yahoo to make the TV set much more web aware.
A high-capacity PlayStation 3 and a new PlayStation Portable have been unveiled by Sony at the Leipzig games conference.
Hiding what users do online might get easier as Microsoft plans a "privacy mode" for the next release of Internet Explorer.
Details have emerged of the processor family that Intel will be using in servers, desktops and laptops from 2009.
Data protection officials in Germany call for tighter privacy laws amid a scandal over illegal sales of personal data.
Two British men prepare to try and break the world land-speed record for a wind-powered vehicle.
Intel's chairman tells developers a better education system is vital to the economic well-being and future of the US.
Microsoft is to make it easier for big customers to move its software onto different machines.
Apple says that a battery fault meant that a small number of its first generation iPod Nanos could overheat.
A forensic science student and her father catch a carer stealing from an elderly relative by hiding a camera in a teddy bear's eye.
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Bill Thompson is not alarmed by net meltdown fears
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Scientists focus on nanotechnology
The government should do more to curb waste using tax as an incentive, a House of Lords committee has said.
Thousands of video game pirates could face legal action after a developer wins damages from a file-sharer.
The Ministry of Defence has concluded a contest to identify robots best suited to battlefield spying.