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Scientists tout cloaking tool for search engines
Posted at 11:37, 06 Nov 2009
Anonymous search software could be available by April 2010
Six-pack of fixes set for Patch Tuesday
Posted at 10:12, 06 Nov 2009
November's Patch Tuesday brings welcome relief, with only six security bulletins
British Legion calls for Twitter silence on Poppy Day
Posted at 10:09, 06 Nov 2009
Remembrance moves online as officials seek younger followers
Spotify stems interest in illegal downloads
Posted at 9:43, 06 Nov 2009
Two-thirds of people claim to have reduced illegal downloads after signing up for Spotify
Microsoft wants to expand Yahoo deal worldwide
Posted at 9:22, 06 Nov 2009
Steve Ballmer outlines plans to bring Yahoo search deal to the rest of the world
Postal strike leads businesses to online alternatives
Posted at 9:19, 06 Nov 2009
UK Postbox aims to circumvent Royal Mail altogether with secure messaging system
5 Nov 2009
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- Secret trade talks take aim at internet piracy
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- Intel accused of "systematic bullying"
- Microsoft cuts more jobs
- Social media firm sells YouTube viewers
- IT staff back in demand after jobs market hits "tipping point"
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4 Nov 2009
- Mac users warned over file-munching Space Invaders
- MSN Music reopens with Spotify rival and download store
- Q&A: How Mozilla plans to prevent a messaging meltdown
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- Registrars.co.uk rebuked for email lock-in
- Yahoo planning real-time search feature
- TalkTalk targets "digital extroverts" with Pro broadband
- Swedish plans leave Digital Britain trailing
3 Nov 2009
- BT Ribbit lets you answer mobile calls on the net
- Opera launches Mobile 10 browser for Symbian
- Default Windows 7 vulnerable to eight out of ten attacks
- Orange dismisses iPhone “unlimited” data criticism
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- Chip sales beat doomsayers' predictions
- Toshiba's trade-in scheme brands new laptops "worthless"
- Sony Ericsson shows off Andoid handset
- Google rockets to Chrome 4 beta
- Marvell promises sub-£100 eBook readers
- Mac keeps growing despite Windows 7 surge
2 Nov 2009
- Touchscreen smartphones given the thumbs down
- Pirate Bay closure sparked file-sharing boom
- Firefox 3.6 beta breaks free
- The worm turns on online gamers
- Poor IT investment "could kill banks"
- Wintel users face iPhone synching problems
- Orange iPhone prices identical to O2's
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