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Week in Tech While the outside world panic-buys pasties and petrol, we've got greater things on our minds including some fantastic new cameras, the new Apple TV and a new TechRadar too.

Employees at Apple's Foxconn plant are working too long hours, unpaid overtime and are falling victim to poor health and safety practices, an independent report has found.

The UK is set to follow Australia and look into whether or not Apple is misleading customers based in Britain with its 4G claims.

News in Brief Today the tech world is reeling from the revelation that Steve Jobs didn't like the name Siri, which is fair enough because it's not a particularly good name.

Gary Marshall As angry Australian consumers are discovering, when Apple says the new iPad does 4G, it doesn't mean the 4G you'll find outside North America.

A number of things in today's One More Thing may shock you: Google is publicising Google Play! You're never going to be Indiana Jones! Twitter isn't clairvoyant! And Apple's worth a few bob!

In Depth If Apple does release a connected television called the iTV, the tech giant may finally take over your living room. What's more, the rumoured TV will surely boast apps. Here's what we want.

Apple has started rejecting apps that access iPhone and iPad Unique Device Identifier (UDIDs) amid ongoing app privacy concerns.

Remember the famous cable drop scene in Mission: Impossible where Tom Cruise abseils into a locked room full of lasers? That's how Apple design chief Jonathan Ive gets to work.

Gary Marshall If you look at what PCs can do, it's clear that every single one is a magic-powered joy machine. You know this. I know this. Why don't PC firms appear to know this?