Twitter hit by security breaches

The micro-blogging site has to deal with both a phishing scam and a hack of some very high profile accounts.

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Tech show bucks global downturn

More than 130,000 people are expected to travel to Las Vegas for the giant Consumer Electronics Show.

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Sweat and tears

The exercise bikes that recycle your own energy

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Private firm 'may run' phone log

A private company could be asked to log details of all telephone calls, emails and internet use, it is reported.

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Zune 'bug' fixed, says Microsoft

All the older Zune portable music players hit by a software bug should now be working, says Microsoft.

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Apple's Jobs admits poor health

Steve Jobs, head of Apple, has disclosed in a press statement that he is being treated for a hormone imbalance.

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Czech move to stop cyber bullying

The Czech education ministry draws up guidelines for teachers to halt cyber bullying in schools.

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Smartphones drive markets

2008 may have belonged to the smartphone but problems are looming in 2009, say experts.

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Chinese web portal porn apology

Three Chinese search engines apologise for linking to pornography sites after criticism from the government.

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Apple to end music restrictions

Apple has announced at Macworld that music on its iTunes store will now be DRM free.

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Back to the future

Video game giants make their predictions for 2009

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Record high for videogaming sales

Sales of videogame software and hardware in the UK hit an all time high, figures from the industry trade body show.

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Be not afraid: Nepalese children's first encounters with computers

The E-library in Nepal proves a hit with children unfamiliar with computers.

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Fizzling out

No iPhone buzz for fans at Apple's last Macworld show

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Police 'encouraged' to hack more

The Home Office has signed up to an EU suggestion allowing police to remotely access computers without a search warrant.

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Vision chips

Mobile phone chips prepare for a generational shift

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UK housewives rule in online time

UK housewives are spending the most leisure time online, according to a survey that reveals the world's web habits.

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USB danger

Revealing the dark side of the humble flash drive

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'Boom year' for hi-tech criminals

Security experts say 2008 was a boom year for hi-tech criminals and the net's underground economy.

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Valley view

Part two of our look at 2009's top technology

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China to 'clean up' the internet

China launches a new campaign to get rid of unhealthy, vulgar and pornographic content.

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NI links up to underwater cable

Northern Ireland is to be linked to an underwater transatlantic communications cable for the first time.

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Getting into space by broomstick

The proposed space elevator project could be powered by a simple new approach, demonstrated using a broomstick.

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Cloud hangs over Macworld opening

More than 50,000 people are expected at the Macworld show this week for the final year that Apple will take part.

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