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- September 30
- September 29
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- Apple Maps reveals high-security spots, Google Maps adds the right detail
- Apple Maps usage down to just 4 per cent?
- PayPal UK technical hitches holding up payments
- OnLive for iPad delay due to 'technological challenges'
- Out of date apps litter the App Store: why isn't Apple doing more?
- Give something back: why you should report software bugs
- This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar
- September 28
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- Asus reportedly refutes claims of $99 Nexus 7
- Jelly Bean appearing on Acer Iconia Tab A700
- Apple v Samsung judge can decide fate of Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales ban
- HP introduces webOS 1.0
- Reports point to delay for Samsung flexible AMOLED displays
- Mysterious tablet spotted in North Korea
- Sony invests $645M in Olympus to become largest shareholder
- Kodak bows out of consumer printer business
- Apple's Pandora-like service talks reportedly derailed by music publisher
- One More Thing: Swarovski's ruined the Samsung Galaxy S3 for you
- Why Halo has a defining role in the Xbox story
- HTC One X+ details leaked by network
- BMW, VW, Mercedes and Hyundai all sign up to Nokia's maps
- HP unveils autumn line-up with Envy m4 and Sleekbook Pavilion 14 and 15
- Apple admits Maps failure, suggests users try competitor apps
- LG Optimus Vu 2 announced with same ridiculous display
- Amazon cites Steve Jobs as defence in Appstore court case
- Can telematics make your car insurance cheaper?
- Neil Young to 'save music' with high-fidelity player Pono
- Tablet battles and phone fights
- First BlackBerry 10 devices leaked in video
- Halo will be pivotal for Xbox beyond the 360, says exec
- Libraries' ebook lending to be probed by government
- Facebook Gifts could be the social network's gift that keeps on giving
- OAuth tools coming to Android through Google Play Store
- Nokia Lumia 920 and 820 priced for parts of Europe
- RIM CEO: BB10 will take OS environment to the next level
- September 27
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- Cheaper iPhone 5 Lightning cable adaptors not coming any time soon
- RIM reports $235M in losses, remains confident in BB10 turnaround
- Steam Linux beta launching in October
- Google releases Field Trip, a new guidebook app that tips you off
- ZTE: expect Windows 8-powered V98 tablet in Q1 2013
- Over half of surveyed Windows 8 users prefer Windows 7
- Report: Browser-based Google Street View only 2 weeks away
- Intel launches new mobile processor, the Atom Z2760, for Windows 8
- Qualcomm comes through with 3 new processors for entry-level phones
- One More Thing: Porn search engine is coming
- Lexus reveals LCD-screen infested LF-CC concept car
- Neverending YouView launch continues with new TalkTalk box
- New iPad magazine Photography Week launches
- Renault launches Android-based R-Link in-car 'tablet'
- Google's Schmidt says patent wars are bad for innovation
- Airplay-friendly Libratone Zipp speaker ditches Wi-Fi
- High performance computing will be free by 2020
- Google brings Chrome browser to Intel smartphones
- The Data Protection Act and your business
- Intel still loves Windows 8, despite CEO's alleged doubts
- iPhone 5 users report 'purple halo' camera glitch
- September 26
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- Dropbox sharing comes to Facebook Groups
- Rumor: New iPad may go widescreen
- Netflix CEO calls Amazon Prime Instant Video a 'confusing mess,' defends pricing
- T-Mobile getting Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 variant?
- Leaks reveal Xbox Music Pass cloud playlists and pricing
- Report: Apple ditched Google maps over turn-by-turn directions
- Apple rumored to be ordering carbon fiber parts for new product
- Texas Instruments backing away from mobile business
- RIM is actually gaining subscribers as earnings continue to fall
- A Tizen smartphone by Samsung could be here soon
- Report: Samsung, Google execs to meet in Seoul Thursday
- The Sony Xperia Tablet S – designed to fit your life
- Lenovo spokesperson confirms Oct. 26 release for ThinkPad Tablet 2
- One More Thing: Steve Jobs waxwork is scarily realistic
- Google Play hits 25 billion downloads, offers discounts galore
- O2 confirms new flagship HTC smartphone
- ViewSonic launches ergonomic LED displays for business
- How to integrate wireless with your fixed networks
- Sky+ adds Catch Up TV to on-demand EPG
- Sky+HD 2TB box announced by Sky
- Nook Simple Touch and Simple Touch GlowLight confirmed for the UK
- Nook HD and Nook HD+ tablets launched
- First Impressions: Nook HD 7-inch tablet
- Report: China's Huawei considering native OS as fail-safe
- September 25
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- iPhone 5 Retina display 'better' than Galaxy S3 OLED screen
- Sharp to dramatically cut workforce as it seeks profitability
- Windows 8 won't be fully ready upon release, according to Intel chief
- Sony VP says company plans to support PS3 through 2015
- Foxconn riots may return, according to experts
- Garmin tries to snatch iOS users with new features
- Rumor points to Samsung-made browser for Galaxy phones
- Nokia reportedly considering lawsuit over HTC 8X design
- Report: iPhone 5 shortage could stem from display production hiccups
- Schiller says iPhone 5 scratches are normal as light leaks reported
- RIM: submit BB 10 apps Oct. 10, but it'll come with these social media apps
- Cable companies planning console-free cloud gaming initiatives
- One More Thing: Hitachi's magic glass can store data forever
- Acer offers to pay for Windows 8 upgrade
- Why the iPhone 5 doesn't have an AMOLED screen
- Nook Video announced for US and UK
- Killer code could wipe Samsung handsets
- Inside IBM's Sequoia: 16 thousand trillion calculations per second
- iPhone 5 fails to knock Samsung Galaxy S3 from top spot
- Nokia unveils cheap Asha 308 and 309 duo
- Huawei's Ascend Y 201 budget smartphone launches
- Why we're sentimental about old tech
- Google hasn't 'done anything' about maps for iOS 6 yet
- BMW gives eco driving a high-tech makeover
- Number of BlackBerry users stagnate, possibly declining
- Sky Sports for iPad app gets Champs League and Ryder Cup boost
- Samsung requests new trial in Apple patent dispute
- HTC 5-inch 'phablet' to be Google Nexus 5?
- MySpace shows off impressive redesign in preview video
- September 24
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- Report: Apple's Lightning connector won't work without unique chip
- Apple launching Personal Pickup for iPhone 5 orders
- Nintendo Wii U games reportedly region locked
- Photos possibly taken with Samsung Galaxy Nexus II surface
- Underwhelming LG Optimus Vu 2 specs leak
- Motorola's new VP apologizes for Ice Cream Sandwich cold shoulder
- UK gets a new no-contract cloud payments gateway service
- 5 ways LG can conquer the smartphone world
- One More Thing: Apple is cool now, apparently
- Rural businesses are missing out on fast broadband
- Whatever happened to holographic storage?
- Start-up and tech businesses expect to pay a premium for new employees
- Huawei Ascend W2 to arrive alongside mid-range Ascend W1?
- Intel smartphone processors currently don't support 4G
- Chrome adds Do Not Track, rolling out by end of the year
- Windows 8 is 'good for PC gaming'
- Pioneer battling for recognition in dock market
- Apple claims Samsung caused 'irreversible damage to the iPhone'
- September 23
- September 22
- September 21
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- Nintendo Wii U will support external hard drive space via USB
- Verizon's iPhone 5s sold unlocked, even with contract
- Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 reportedly costs $799, launches Oct. 26
- Analyst: Passbook paves way for Apple success, but Maps needs help now
- Motorola and Samsung triumph over Apple in German patent battle
- Rumor: Nvidia's 'Project Boulder' is a power-guzzling new SoC
- HTC One X Jelly Bean update reportedly coming in October
- Analyst: iPhone 5 Lightning connector here to stay
- RIM confirms new BlackBerry outage is all fixed
- One More Thing: Apple in the dock over knock-off clock
- Salesforce release a raft of new services and service updates
- Why Apple's maps are still miraculous
- iPhone 5 goes on sale as iOS 6 Maps drama rumbles on
- HTC fights back while Apple struggles over Maps
- Apple iPhone 5 global rollout begins in Australia
- Does Google have an iOS 6 Maps app in the works?
- HP puts the Envy in its Phoenix h9 desktop, ultra-thin x2401 LED display
- Web service shutters Twitter Triggers following controversial API changes
- September 20
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- Facebook tests Photo Sync, updates Messenger, starts charging for Offers
- Apple asking for patience as it works out Maps kinks
- Report: Acer set to launch Iconia Tab A110 with Jelly Bean this fall
- Microsoft scores another victory against Google/Motorola in German court
- Nokia leaps on Apple Maps app criticism, claims superiority
- Wal-Mart dumping Amazon Kindles
- Samsung may pursue legal action against Apple's iPhone 5 after review
- Pure takes aim at TV with its first Freeview box
- One More Thing: iO6 Maps loses its way
- Daley troll won't face charges as Twitter prompts legal debate
- How to use Google Docs in your business
- 20 iOS 6 tips, tricks and secrets
- Salesforce adds social and mobile tools to the platform
- Sky is 'fit and proper' to run a TV service, according to Ofcom
- HTC 8X and 8S UK pricing revealed
- Manchester City to Google+ Hangout with club's fans
- EE network for Orange and T-Mobile rolls out
- Sony Xperia@IFA
- Groupon Payments launches with low credit card transaction rates
- September 19
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- Updated Google Maps now available
- First round of Passbook apps hits Apple's Online Store
- Samsung pumping out 128GB NAND chips for smartphones and tablets
- Twitter for iPad update prompts heavy backlash
- Apple reportedly now seeking $3B in damages from Samsung
- ZTE, Mozilla working on mobile Firefox OS for late 2012, early 2013
- Full Facebook integration comes to Mac OS X 10.8
- Nokia marketing chief outs HTC 8X, 8S as 're-branded products'
- No Apple-made dock for the iPhone 5, says Schiller
- iOS 6 begins rolling out to Apple devices
- One More Thing: The emoticon is old
- Photokina 2012 highlights: what you need to know
- Canon 6D vs Nikon D600
- iOS 6 vs iOS 5: Apple's mobile OSes compared
- HTC Windows Phone 8S officially unveiled
- HTC Windows Phone 8X announced as flagship handset
- Windows 8 gaming: why it's not all doom and gloom
- BBC Media Player heralds new iPlayer for Android
- Vimeo: Kickstarter has shown how generous people can be
- Vimeo floats new money-making schemes for online filmmakers
- Sky uses movie muscle to nab exclusive Warner Bros deal
- New PS3 arrives, slim-lined and packing SSD memory
- Lots to come from Hasselblad
- Panasonic confirms GH3 could have peaking
- Body shopping: A flexible approach to IT staffing
- Samsung producing first 2GB LPDDR3 RAM for next-gen mobile devices
- Net neutrality groups give notice to file FCC complaint against AT&T
- Apple EarPod headphones 'more durable' but still 'throw away'
- September 18
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- FTC chair: We'll wrap Google antitrust investigation soon
- Facebook further embraces mobile with updated Pages Manager, off-site ads
- Nintendo won't sell standalone Wii U GamePads - unless you break yours
- Analyst: Apple to produce new CPU every two years
- Ebook price war could kill industry, says authors' group
- US trade agency to investigate Apple devices
- Rumor: HTC 8X, aka HTC Accord, leaked before Wed. event
- Samsung loses bid to lift Galaxy Tab 10.1 ban
- One More Thing: Jonathan Ive and Leica sitting in a tree...
- The mobile card terminal market hots up with the arrival of SumUp
- Motorola explains future 4G plans
- Why Motorola hasn't gone with vanilla Android
- In pictures: Leica S
- New BBC chief will look to create 'genuinely digital content' for first time
- Vuzix unveils its latest Google Glass rival
- Leica D-Lux 6 revealed
- Is the game console dead?
- iPass launches new service to reduce BYOD costs
- Samsung launches Smart TV Digital Theatre VOD app
- Amazon Cloud Player heads to the UK
- In pictures: Leica M and Leica M-E
- Web application security breaches effect more than one in two businesses
- Getting started with cloud computing
- LG developing slimline optical zoom for smartphones
- LG Optimus G officially launched
- Report: As iPad Mini enters mass production, Foxconn out as sole manufacturer
- September 17
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- Nintendo Wii U pre-orders already selling out
- Asus Windows 8 tablets reportedly pegged from $599 - $1,299
- Square raises $200M as it touts a $3.25B valuation
- Amazon launches Maps API for Kindle Fire HD
- Google snaps up Instagram-rival Snapseed to boost Google+
- Sony Liverpool Studio hints at revival with cryptic tweet
- Microsoft to host Windows 8 launch event Oct. 25
- Third-party Lightning-to-30-pin adapters appear on Amazon
- Sigma introduces new lens lineup
- Canon reveals three design-focused Pixma printers
- One More Thing: Mughots made from DNA incoming
- Apple iPhone 5 pre-orders hit 2 million in 24 hours
- Samsung expands NX lens range with 12-24mm and 45mm
- Canon Selphy CP900 offers wireless printing
- Canon announces PowerShot S110
- Canon launches new image management platform
- HTC Elation leaked as Windows Phone 8 flagship
- Canon announces two high-end compacts
- Panasonic GH3 unleashed
- iPhone 5 in-car: Everything you need to know
- Olympus refreshes PEN lineup
- Shazam ups the second-screen ante, gets massive TV show boost
- Raspberry Pi tutorial: how to do more
- Ed Sheeran is UK's most pirated artist, Drake tops US
- How to remove pre-installed software from your new PC
- WIN! Get your hands on the new Canon PowerShot SX260 HS
- September 16
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- MasterCard reinvests in NFC
- How internet video streaming works
- Twitter putting the squeeze on third-party image upload services?
- Google warns against non-compatible, forked versions of Android
- The software patent campaigners: fighting for freedom
- Samsung mocks iPhone 5 in new Galaxy S3 advert
- How to discover hidden rootkits
- September 15
- September 14
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- Microsoft announces London studio for tablet-based entertainment
- U.S. trade court clears Apple of Samsung patent violations
- Qualcomm-powered LG Optimus G pops up in commercial
- Rumor: Lumia 920, Galaxy Note II to launch Oct. 21 at AT&T
- Apple hasn't abandoned physical video-out with Lightning
- Nokia handled faked footage internally with 'appropriate action'
- The next-generation tech powering your Sony Xperia T
- One More Thing: Microsoft employees get Surface freebie
- iPhone 5 sells out in 1 hour, shipping date pushed back 2-3 weeks
- Allocation for last batch of IPv4 addresses begins
- Gamestation brand no more – combines with Game
- SYNC app scores hot dates for Ford drivers
- Film4 HD reaches for the Sky and Sky Go gets 4OD boost
- Range Rover Evoque: high-tech infotainment system on test
- Twitter points out gaping data privacy void in UK 'snooping bill'
- It's got a bigger screen. Is it a big deal?
- Serious gaming on Ultrabooks. Seriously
- September 13
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- Office for Windows RT detailed by Microsoft, pre-loaded on RT devices
- Report: Pressure from Google forced Acer, Alibaba to cancel phone launch
- Apple going for broke in iPhone 5 rollout schedule
- Report: Apple discontinues iPhone 3GS in wake of iPhone 5 announcement
- Apple axing physical video out for iPhone 5 Lightning connector?
- Wii U launch window has 'more than 50 games'
- Sharp's iPhone 5 screen shipping underway after initial hiccups
- Vodafone confirms iPhone 5 Facetime over 3G included in data allowance
- One More Thing: Apple kills Ping
- Nintendo finally cares about TV, launches TVii
- O2 hopes to bring 4G launch forward after iPhone 5 release
- Apple has made the iPod touch relevant again
- Nintendo outs Wii U release date, adds Premium and Basic models
- iPhone 5 vs Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Lumia 920 vs HTC One X
- iPhone 5 'world's thinnest smartphone' claim in dispute
- Tap! announces Complete Guide To iPhone 5 digital edition
- iPhone 5: haters gonna hate
- The great iPhone 5 debate rages, what do you think?
- Apple's iPhone arrogance could cost it in the long term
- What the iPhone 5 and iOS 6 mean for your business
- 'Six Strikes' US copyright warning system to launch this year
- Apple to shut down Ping on September 30
- Apple wins German injunction of Motorola devices
- September 12
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- Apple: NFC not needed for iPhone 5
- iOS 6 country-specific features listed
- Moore's Law is safe for another decade
- The easiest way to kill PC gaming
- Wii U price and date announcements confirmed for Thursday
- Leaks have taken the fun out of Apple events
- LG Optimus G will have 'world's best camera'
- iTunes gets 10.7 update as iOS 6 GM for developers drops
- iPhone 5 vs iPhone 4S
- New iPod nano livens things up with bigger screen, bubblegum colors
- iTunes getting major revamp this October
- Apple announces new iPod touch
- iOS 6 confirmed for September 19
- iPhone 5 is first Apple phone with 4G
- Apple introduces Lightning, the iPhone 5's 8-pin dock connector
- Reporter goes undercover in iPhone 5 assembly plant
- Porsche caught in £500 sat nav 'upgrade' scandal
- Haswell to compete with next-gen consoles
- One More Thing: The future of Kinect is holographic
- Apple leaks new iPod touch, iPod nano and iTunes
- iPhone 5 4G connectivity 'confirmed'
- Hasselblad H5D medium format camera breaks cover
- iPhone 5 'Lightning' dock connector leaked
- Anonymous stands its ground - claims it definitely did hack the FBI
- Range Rover shows what in-car surround sound should be like
- Sony announces world's first full-frame DSLT, the Alpha a99
- The small business security guide
- BlackBerry sales at zero in some retail stores, analyst finds
- Analyst: iPhone 5 will blow 4S out of the water, expect 'iPod Music' service
- HarperCollins offering discounted ebooks after price fixing settlement
- September 11
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- Intel Haswell: low power or high-performance?
- Intel wants you to 'treat your PC like a human'
- Zuckerberg: native Android app on the way, no Facebook phone
- Intel shows off all-in-one computer touchpad
- Report: Nokia plans to release new Windows Phone 7.5 smartphones
- Microsoft opens Windows 8 app store to all developers
- iPod touch and iPhone 5 1136x640 display and panorama mode leaked
- iPhone 5 won't grab market share with ease, analyst says
- Rumor: iPhone 5 pre-orders to start Sept. 14
- Intel teams with Nuance to bring Dragon voice control to Ultrabooks
- GoDaddy outage due to 'internal network events,' not hack
- One More Thing: The Pirate Bay gets Google whacked
- Vodafone offering nano-SIM cards ahead of iPhone 5 launch
- Qualcomm prepping for 1000 times more mobile data traffic
- New YouTube iOS app arrives, gives service a home on iPhone 5
- Huawei confirms huge UK investment in quest for mobile glory
- ARM Mali mobile graphics: Everything you need to know
- Samsung Galaxy S3 arriving in UK in four new colours
- Qualcomm: Hardware alone won't solve the smartphone battery problem
- Is Windows 8 a step too far?
- What does EE arrival mean for Orange and T-Mobile customers?
- EE spec sheet confirms Samsung Galaxy S3 Jelly Bean Android 4.1 update
- Everything Everywhere changes name to EE, hints at iPhone 5 4G
- There's more than one way to skin a Mac
- Everything Everywhere announces UK's first 4G network
- WIN! A feature-packed desktop and portable scanner from Brother
- Apple ID leak traced back to app developer BlueToad, not FBI
- September 10
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- Reports: iPhone 5 to raise US GDP, take Apple's stock to stratosphere
- Pentax announces new medium-telephoto lens for portrait photography
- Two new Pentax lenses unveiled
- Pentax announces Q-mount telephoto zoom
- Judge says HTC patents probably valid, could stifle iPhone 5 in US
- Anonymous member claims responsibility for GoDaddy attack
- Intel confirms leaked details on ultra low-watt Haswell chips
- Nokia asks ethics officer to investigate faked Lumia video
- HP announces four Windows 8 all-in-one PCs, including Spectre One
- Instagram on the way to Windows Phone, says report
- Zeebox integrates Engage tech to bolster second screen app
- One More Thing: Google Glass becomes a fashion icon
- BDA: UltraViolet is essential to the Blu-ray experience
- Apple ditching Samsung memory chip in iPhone 5?
- James Cameron: Forget streaming, Blu-ray is the gold standard
- Apple makes final preparations for iPhone 5 with cryptic banner
- Beyond the Kindle: what the future holds for E Ink
- James Cameron reveals how computers failed to sink the Titanic properly
- How to get your website ready for Windows 8
- Sony Xperia Tablet S now available to buy in UK
- Garmin delivers HD traffic via DAB radio
- Apple to go radio ga-ga and create Pandora rival?
- Samsung Galaxy S3 Jelly Bean update on its way as 'near perfect' firmware leaked
- Where next for Apple?
- WIN! A Naim UnitiQute all-in-one-audio player worth £1,495
- Getting the most out of a web conference
- James Cameron: I would post-convert all my old movies into 3D
- September 9
- September 8
- September 7
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- Sources: two lower end Nokias on Windows Phone 8 are coming
- Samsung OS a viable option, Verizon CEO says
- Apple ditching Siri processor provider
- FedEx preparing for 'surge volume' Sept. 21-24, hinting at iPhone 5 release date
- Amazon says no ad opt-out for updated Kindle Fire, Kindle Fire HDs
- Kindle Fire's Silk browser adds Trending Now, will track user behavior
- New Intel chips coming as sales outlook takes a hit
- HTC 8X leaks suggest specs and date
- Report sheds light on iPod touch, shuffle and nano revamps
- Amazon CEO promises more devices next year, dodges smartphone talk
- Report: Expect 6 iPhone 5s priced to match iPhone 4S
- Prometheus to be available to own on digital three weeks before discs
- Small business tech round-up - TechRadar Business Centre
- One More Thing: We'll finally catch up with E.T. within 40 years
- Who's going to buy a Windows RT tablet?
- How to run multiple versions of Windows on your desktop
- Superfast broadband rollout gets admin break
- Virgin TV Anywhere officially outed, arriving autumn 2012
- A third of UK websites are still not cookie compliant
- Amazon Kindle Fire HD vs Google Nexus 7
- New Nokias, Droids and Kindles too
- New Ford Mondeo launches with Wi-Fi hotspot
- Amazon Kindle announcements: what's coming to the UK?
- Amazon to create 2,000 UK jobs
- Amazon just ruined Christmas for Google
- September 6
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- No. 1 Android OS? Gingerbread by a landslide
- Amazon's new Kindle and Kindle Fire 2: What you need to know
- New Amazon Kindles to come loaded with new software
- Amazon launches short fiction Kindle Serials
- Sources claim Nook Tablet 2 with Windows 8 coming in September
- Amazon's Kindle Fire gets an upgrade, price cut to $159
- Amazon announces Kindle Paperwhite
- Amazon passes 50,000 apps in Appstore for Android
- One More Thing: Bing it on search battle backfires
- Raspberry Pi to be made in the UK for the first time
- Is this the ultimate in PC storage?
- No revamped Apple TV this year as media talks stall
- ARM planning for ultra low-cost smartphones
- Sky+ HD TV Guide gets 'undelete' feature
- Jimmy Wales promises to encrypt Wikipedia against snooping bill
- DTG and UK Government to assemble TV taskforce
- Amazon teases Kindle Fire 2 and new Kindle in advert
- Ford SYNC finally launches in UK with new high-tech B-Max
- Nokia announces further upgrades for Windows Phone 7
- Sony and Nokia should be 'applauded' for dual-core phones, says ARM
- Making your business wire-free
- Kobo outs second-gen Arc tablet and two ereaders
- Fuji XF lens lineup grows
- Fuji X-Pro1 firmware upgrade improves autofocus
- Rumor: Barnes & Noble readying Nook Tablet 2
- Apple picks up 434 LTE patents as buffer against Samsung suit
- Droid Razr Maxx HD vs Droid Razr Maxx
- September 5
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- Nokia Lumia 920 vs Samsung Galaxy S3 vs HTC One X
- Google Drive for Android, iOS update details leak
- Report: Apple to be sole provider of dock adapters
- Google's Eric Schmidt admits 'we were late to tablet game'
- Rumor: iPhone 5 will launch along with 2 or 3 new iPods on Sept. 12
- Google wins face-to-unlock patent
- Nokia compromised on dual-core chip for Lumia 920
- Judge orders Oracle to pay Google $1M in court fees
- New Motorola Droid Razr family: What you need to know
- The Government calls in the spooks to help businesses keep secure
- In Pictures: HTC One by Cushnie Et Ochs
- One More Thing: Bad Piggies will make you betray the Angry Birds
- HTC is 'best positioned to challenge Apple and Samsung'
- New iPhone 5 rumours 'confirm' accurate leaks, 16x9 screen
- How to fix old photos in iPhoto
- UK mobile wallet payment scheme gets go ahead
- Using Google Analytics in your business
- Bitcoin exchange site BitFloor closes after $250,000 stolen by hackers
- 4G is 'really important' to UK superphone market, says ARM
- Is AMD's Steamroller CPU design the company's last roll of the dice?
- Sir Tim Berners-Lee launches World Wide Web Index
- FBI dismisses iPhone ID hack claim
- Facebook shares hit new low
- September 4
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- Leaked HTC phone rumored to have 1080p display
- Nokia trumpets new free music service in US
- HTC to host September 19 event
- iPhone 5 update: Nano-SIMs begin hitting retailers ahead of launch
- New iPhone 5 press conference confirmed as September 12
- One More Thing: Someone's staring at your dodgy file-sharing
- Hackers publish one million and one Apple IDs found on FBI computer
- Fuzzy BlackBerry L-Series photo reveals apps, not much else
- Tesco gets serious about ebooks with Mobcast purchase
- How TV is harnessing social networks to deliver a two-screen future
- BBC iPlayer introduces mobile downloads so you can watch offline
- Freesat launches Freesat+ box with Free Time EPG
- September 3
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- Valve serious about creating computer hardware, posts jobs listing
- Samsung Galaxy S3 first Android smartphone with Quick Tap functionality
- One More Thing: Apparent Taiwanese pop star apparently has an iPhone 5
- IFA 2012 highlights: what you need to know
- You can control Haier's Eye TV using just your eyes
- Why you can't trust user reviews
- O2 blocks Ice Cream Sandwich for Xperia Arc, Ray and Neo
- HTC 8X could be firm's first Windows Phone 8 handset
- 3G-enabled Google Nexus 7 could arrive in six weeks
- Nokia Lumia 820 hands on photos appear online
- Freesat to buddy up with Netflix on new box
- Bruce Willis 'to fight' for legal downloaders' posthumous rights
- September 2
- September 1