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Dork talk: Hi-tech jogging
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Police try to stop pillow fight
'Flash' event in Leeds, organised through Facebook, 'could get out of hand' said a spokesman -
My hard drive will never be big enough
When it comes to choosing a hard disk drive to back up all his data, Charles Arthur faces a terrible dilemma -
Hydrogen planes are the future
Mike Koefman: With political will and investment, we can end our dependence on fossil-fuelled flight -
Game review: Emergency Mayhem
It's fun to play, and should keep the kids amused -
Rocket man flies into record books
Pilot strapped to home-made wing reaches 180mph
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On the road: Peugeot 207
This small, sporty number with its push-button electric roof releases your inner Penelope Pitstop -
ID cards may put poorer people at risk
Report is another blow to Downing Street, which insists biometric technology will make ID cards safe -
Here's the rap on the Apple Mac
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Ikea to offer virtual furniture
Players of The Sims 2 will soon be able to add Ikea furniture to their cyber homes -
Four-year delay for NHS's new IT system
Plans for electronic records for 50 million patients might not come too fruition before 2014-15 -
Corporate raider Icahn leads investor revolt against Yahoo board
The billionaire tycoon Carl Icahn has accused directors of 'irrational' and 'irresponsible' actions in turning down Microsoft's offer -
Bostock defends Yahoo against Icahn
The Yahoo chairman has staunchly defended the firm against a potential boardroom coup
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How Dutch courage transformed BT
The former monopoly was struggling until Ben Verwaayen came to the group's rescue -
The house that doesn't cost the earth
First zero-carbon house includes solar panels, rainwater harvesting and an air source heat pump -
MySpace spammers fined $230m
"Spam king" sent over 700,000 messages to users fooling them into visiting gambling and porn sites -
Apple heralds unlimited music copying
As more stores and record labels abandon digital rights management, Apple may have a plan B -
Will Friend Connect see off Facebook?
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Robot conductor debuts in Detroit
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Malware file infects 0.5m computers
The malicious software piggybacks on popular videos and songs, then bombards users with adverts -
'Giant microscope' probes heart of matter
Isis is helping scientists understand everything from oil pipe blockages to the lungs of newborns -
Teenagers face epidemic of gadget theft
A fifth of teenagers in London have had a mobile or MP3 player stolen in the past three years
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Bloody games and real-life aggression
The more blood in Mortal Kombat, the more willing players are to cause pain in the real world, claim psychologists -
Will throwing open its doors save Yahoo?
Executive vice-president Ash Patel hopes third-party developers will help the web giant get its mojo back -
Web users back blogging code
Nearly half of all users would support a voluntary code of conduct for online commentators -
CBS pays $1.8bn for web network
CBS is to acquire CNET Networks, which owns GameSpot.com and ZDNet, in a deal worth $1.8bn -
Let's hear it for the people's computer
Victor Keegan: The Asus offers the opportunity to reach the 30% of households in the UK that don't have a computer -
Ofcom defends 9pm watershed
The regulator has dismissed claims the watershed fails to protect children who can access TV online
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