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September 2008
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- September 30
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- Sony offers Home Share and smart Photo Frame
- The ultimate guide to graphics cards
- Valve: Great graphics getting less important
- 10 life-saving car technologies
- Sony launches Vaio JS1 All-in-one PC
- Virgin encouraged by Ofcom's Sky ruling
- LG's KP500: first cheap touchscreen phone
- Ofcom ruling will not get Sky One back on cable
- Will Sky have to sell footy and movies to rivals?
- Ofcom's yes to Sky's pay TV freeview plans
- September 29
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- Sony launches Quantum of Solace Bond gadgets
- Chronochrome: tell the time by using colour
- Will the Nintendo DS 2 be backwards compatible?
- Sky celebrates new HD channels with £75 offer
- New Nintendo DS: games developers respond
- 10 technologies stolen from nature
- 12 ways to make your phone battery last longer
- Freesat MD: Use old Sky dish for our service
- UK Council for Child Internet Safety launches
- British WoW gamers fear limited Lich King release
- September 28
- September 27
- September 26
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- Hands on: MySpace Music review
- Weird Tech: Man crosses Channel on jet-propelled wing
- Visa backs Android with payment alerts
- Fusionman flies across channel
- Diamond ships 20,000 faulty graphics cards
- Indie labels blast 'Orwellian' MySpace
- Five operating systems that time forgot
- Retrial means RIAA has no P2P legal wins
- Return of the Muxtape
- Massive growth for video on demand
- Opinion: Police opens door to spyware makers
- September 25
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- Free service tracks stolen laptops
- Email has turned us all into liars
- Can electrical gizmo boost diesel efficiency?
- News round-up: 25 September 2008
- Who still uses 56k modems, and why?
- Hands on: Dell M109S mini projector review
- MySpace treats indies as second class citizens
- UK music industry on MySpace Music
- TechRadar Choice: Top 10 TVs for small rooms
- Medion and Sainsbury's sub-£300 10-inch netbook
- Sony launches fistful of 'phones
- 10 features the iPhone needs to beat Android
- China guns for Apple iPhone-lite
- Panasonic unveils new Toughbook range
- MySpace Music launches
- World's first 250GB 1.8-inch hard drive arrives
- Fill your SD cards with movies at in-store kiosks
- September 24
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- Free maps for Navman S-series sat navs
- Investors dig Digg to the tune of $29 million
- Italians kit bins with SIMs to save energy
- Hands on: Dell Inspiron Mini 9 review
- Swiss man to fly channel without plane
- 10 things you need to know about Android
- Sony launches world's lightest Blu-ray viewer
- G1 Android criticism: T-Mobile responds
- Google not HTC designed the G1 Android phone
- City imposters fly Pirate Bay colours
- eBay US goes PayPal only
- Hands on: Casio EXILIM EX-FH20 review
- World's first 3D 1080p HD video on Blu-ray
- Panasonic super toilet knows what you want
- September 23
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- Deletionpedia: makes Wikipedia look good
- 11 ways Android will kick the iPhone into touch
- The future of your TV revealed
- Hands on: T-Mobile G1 Android review
- Brown earmarks £300m to get UK poor online
- A complete history of Android
- The Android launch - Live!
- Little Britain pair back Funny or Die
- Bentley launches £10k laptop
- Hands on: Adobe Creative Suite 4 review
- Adobe launches Creative Suite 4
- September 22
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- Nokia N96 vs. Apple iPhone 3G
- Scientists succeed in spoofing GPS signals
- First hands on: Nokia N96 review
- Fujifilm announces 3D digital photo system
- TV doctor slams germ-riddled keyboards
- Canon extends iMage Gateway to video
- How Linux lost the battle for your desktop
- Hacker tool can watch you through webcam
- Entertainment Studios launches six HD web channels
- 8 hacks to make Firefox ridiculously fast
- Samsung has second crack at Armani phone
- Pentax preps entry-level DSLR camera
- Apple sheepishly recalls iPhone powerpacks
- Nokia unveils premium mobile TV for N96
- Android mobiles to sell faster than iPhone?
- Pics of LG's new Android phone?
- Labour Party Conference invades Second Life
- September 21
- September 20
- September 19
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- Facebook Connect to rule social world
- Wayne's World meets YouTube in Make.TV
- Weird Tech: 'Idiot' pulls plug on ISPs across UK
- 10% of UK will spend 14 years in front of TV
- Apple Expo 2008: the highlights from Paris
- Apple Expo Paris 2008: the full report
- Carphone Warehouse slips on 'Comes with Music' release
- No Nintendo Wii shortages this Christmas
- Is the Archos phone on the way?
- Microsoft putting semantics into search
- Symbian VP attacks Linux for mobiles
- September 18
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- BlackBerrys are UK debut for WildCharge wireless chargers
- Bluetooth tags show blind pedestrians and tourists the way
- T-Mobile doubles its US 3G network for Android launch
- Google launches Gaudi audio search service
- The game's on for Sony Bravia TVs
- Virgin responds to Sky's unlimited claims
- Take a virtual world tour on Life with PlayStation
- Blu-ray prices unlikely to drop soon, says BDA
- Free download: TechRadar Windows Vista Sidebar gadget
- Sky: Max ONLY major unlimited broadband
- Texting 'more dangerous than drink driving'
- September 17
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- Hillcrest motion sensing tech in Kodak Theater HD
- Cray launches CX1 desktop supercomputer
- Sandisk says a big no to Samsung takeover
- The $75, 1-watt laptop
- Norton wants users to connect to bust viruses
- Durham dragged into 25th century
- UK Amazon MP3 store to launch next month
- Brad Pitt 'most dangerous man on the web'
- Palin covers digital tracks in US election
- Kodak puts OLED in the (picture) frame
- Expert Analysis: Google-Valve deal
- Creative's new laptop audio range
- Lib Dems to use automatic cold-calls to 'win votes'
- Report: Google to buy Valve?
- UK government gives okay to Phorm
- September 16
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- MeDeploy's distribution tools for filmmakers great and small
- Meet your future flatscreen television
- HP announces a flurry of new notebooks
- Eyes on: Super Hi-Vision, Ultra HD TV
- 7digital CEO, Ben Drury: "DRM is dead"
- Google shows off final Android handset
- First pics of 360 and PS3 motion controller
- ITV chairman slams YouTube
- How technology plans to save the planet
- Microsoft aims to snare casual Wii gamers
- Will UK drivers get mandatory speed limiters?
- Microsoft confirms UK Xbox 360 price drop
- September 15
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- News round-up: Monday 15 September
- HTC accidentally leaks Touch 3G
- Spammer walks free
- Leica updates its Lux and M8 range
- Best Buy to purchase Napster
- Hands on: Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 review
- HTC takes on iPhone with Touch HD
- Get a stunning LCD TV picture in five minutes
- MySpace Music gets advertisers on board
- Don't trash it! 15 great uses for your old PC
- YouTube 'reviews' guidelines
- 3M unveils the MPro110 mini projector
- 75% back kids' TV show ad ban
- Vernon Kay shocked at death by Wikipedia
- Berners-Lee concerned about internet neutrality
- September 12
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- Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem launches without Apple
- Weird Tech: Outrage online as student auctions virginity
- LG Lotus 'phone scarf' signals end of civilisation
- Esquire's E Ink cover was eight years in the making
- Apple thinks iPhone crashes fixed with 2.1 firmware
- Sky's terrestrial plans put on hold
- Seinfeld and Gates advert: part 2
- Is iTunes 8 causing Blue Screen of Death?
- Five phones we'll never forget
- Panasonic unveils the Micro Four Thirds Lumix DMC-G1
- Have Xbox price cuts undermined Elite?
- September 11
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- WinZip 12 introduces lossless JPEG compression
- News round-up: Thursday 11 September
- BenQ betting on 16:9 monitors
- Gizmondo 2.0 launching this year
- BenQ to release 16:9 flagship in Q2 2009
- Intempo launches WorkMate portable DAB
- Digital signal upgrade sparks more controversy
- Facebook users rebel over permanent redesign
- G-SHOCK 25 year anniversary
- Schwarzenegger's face to star in Terminator?
- Muslim Massacre game sparks pointless controversy
- Samsung netbook - first pics and info
- Pace sets the pace for wireless video
- Family Guy creator launches web project
- September 10
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- Online video search revolutionised
- The secret of the £299 laptop - how do they do it?
- Sony's latest Mini DV camcorders target pro market
- Add more cowbell to your music
- 40 must-have Windows Vista programs
- Rumour: Google set to publish games
- Hands on: Microsoft Arc mouse review
- Marillion album free to download
- Getac launches 'sunlight readable' laptop
- Microsoft's new LifeCams spice up video calls
- Microsoft adds Freeview to Windows Media Center
- BlackBerry Kickstart emerges as Pearl Flip 8220
- Full desktop web-browsing experience on mobile
- September 9
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- Hands on: Apple iTunes 8 review
- Hands on: New Apple iPods plus pictures
- Apple reboots iPod touch and classic
- Apple debuts iTunes 8 with Genius playlist maker
- Overspending on electronics natural, say researchers
- News round-up: Tuesday 9 September
- Harry Potter game delayed - EA's profits suffer
- Sony unveils the Alpha 900 - its 24.6MP DSLR
- Xbox 360 games headed to iPhone?
- Google agrees to Chrome privacy changes
- Edit in full HD with new Sony Vaio desktops
- 7 Firefox add-ons that will save you a fortune
- Google builds massive digital newspaper archive
- New Vaio laptop over-eggs HD pudding?
- Hack your router
- Mac users get the 'iTunes of food'
- Roberts eco-friendly, long-life DAB radios
- Is Sony Ericsson too late with the new G705?
- London Stock Exchange in computer crash chaos
- Google pledges 9 month anonymity on data
- Ubuntu 9.04 to be called Jaunty Jackalope
- September 8
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- iBikeConsole links iPod nano to bike
- Interactive music track MXP4 launches
- RIM's OS more popular than Windows Mobile
- Plastic Logic unveils future of e-newspapers
- Legit DVD ripping finally arrives
- MP slams EA for irresponsible PR
- Apple finally admits Brit invented iPod
- When your web posts come back to haunt you
- Get the web's best apps on your desktop
- Fibre-optic Britain could cost £30bn
- September 7
- September 6
- September 5
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- BBC iPlayer comes to Nokia phones
- CEDIA 08: Belkin Flywire vs JVC wireless HDMI
- YouTube videos to get spring clean?
- Dell Inspiron Mini 9 comes with 3G
- Police question BT about secret Phorm trials
- Games ratings: Byron review consultation
- Five wacky jobs you never thought would exist at Google
- Scientists get death threats from idiots over possible apocalypse
- GTA coming to Wii?
- Microsoft's new 'Seinfeld' advert launches
- Latest home security tech detailed
- Weird Tech: Terror in Liverpool as 50ft mechanical spider 'wakes up'
- Finsbury Park grinds to a halt in EA's £20K free fuel frenzy
- Apple rejects apps it deems of 'Limited Utility'
- Google: 'We're sorry' over Chrome licence SNAFU
- Crazy French RFID travel card has built-in USB jack
- September 4
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- Hands on: Amazon Video On Demand review
- Amazon Video On Demand launches
- GP2X: Interview with games developer Jeff Mitchell
- Bizarre product naming: the Samsung X360
- GP2X Wiz handheld developer speaks
- 'Hot' Sony laptops recalled in US
- New Sony Vaio boasts HDMI connectivity
- Windows 7 made for fast booting
- Hands on: Sony PlayTV review
- iTunes 8 new features leaked
- Tested: Google Chrome vs IE8 vs Firefox 3.1
- Google comic creator on Chrome
- Google Chrome: interview with artist, Scott McCloud
- It's 2008. There's no Google. What now?
- Microsoft drives US Xbox 360 price below Wii
- Sony armada of Blu-ray recorders with everything on
- September 3
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- Panasonic PT-AE3000 Full HD projector has split personality
- Sony eBook reader on sale tomorrow
- Google's special development weapon: 20 per cent time
- 30 Google Chrome tips, tricks and shortcuts
- Barclays' bid for a world with less contact
- Google launches Picasa 3 beta
- Nokia N96 debuts for £400
- Apple to sell iPhone in Russia and China
- National hi-tech crime unit has own identity snatched
- Google axes eco search engine
- IDEO announces childs' study computer
- Vintage KORG synthesizer hits DS
- Writer publishing work through Twitter
- Sony updates PSP to hook up to PlayStation Store
- Twitter mania as DS gets tweets and ads pop up
- Sony does digital waterproof bathroom Bravia
- Full-motion video at 30fps hits mobile phones
- September 2
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- Plasma nearing extinction as LCD TVs advance
- The best PSP and PS3 bundles for Xmas '08
- Microsoft: "Browsers don't need to be integrated with online apps"
- Logitech announces three new super keyboards
- Mozilla interview: "Internet Explorer has dragged Google down"
- Latest open-source handheld on the way
- Orange chases pink pound
- Ultrasound technology used for gaming control
- New pics of the BlackBerry Javelin and Kickstart
- Sony's PlayTV: all you need to know
- Google creates YouTube for business
- Oyster card in your phone: coming soon
- 20 things you need to know about Google Chrome
- Google Chrome comic artist - who is he?
- Nokia brings free music downloads to UK first
- The Google Chrome masterplan: it's not about the browser
- September 1
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- Google unveils Chrome: its own web browser
- Car tech: Lotus ice vehicle and real functioning Landspeeder
- Philips: our new TVs are better than Pioneer's
- Five ways to tech up your home interior
- Google week on TechRadar
- Sony announces high-end Blu-ray player
- Nokia Tube: outdated before it's begun?
- TV prices set to rise?
- 40% of Brits worry about emails being scanned
- Pointless survey: Brits use camera-phones
- Hyundai IT booth raided at IFA
- iFridge: future kitchen-tech revealed
- Microsoft to rival Apple and Google with Skymarket app store
- UK made to wait for updated Kindle?
- The good, the bad and the downright weird at IFA 2008