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Hackers target freshly uncovered IE hole
Microsoft has warned that hackers are targeting a freshly-uncovered weakness in some earlier versions of its Internet Explorer web browser software.
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MySpace readies site overhaul
With shrinking audiences, deep layoffs and two management shake-ups, MySpace, the one-time leader in Internet social networking, has had a rocky year.
Belgian newspaper issues 3D edition
A Belgian daily newspaper has offered its readers a new perspective on the world with a 3D edition complete with special glasses.
Google goes to the office
Google is strengthening its assault on Microsoft by opening an online shop for its business software service, the company has announced.
Blogosphere lights up in response to Winnie's attack
The online blogosphere was abuzz as Twitter users and bloggers responded to the news of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's verbal attack on her ex-husband, Nelson Mandela.
YouTube: Instant stardom and gratification
On the face of it, there is nothing particularly remarkable about a 19-second YouTube clip called Me at the Zoo. [VIDEO]
Rugged cases protect your BlackBerry
Ever dropped your BlackBerry and had the battery flying in one direction and the back cover in another?
Cern restarts Large Hadron Collider
Operators of the world's largest atom smasher have restarted their massive machine in the run-up to experiments probing secrets of the universe.
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Cern restarts Large Hadron Collider
Operators of the world's largest atom smasher have restarted their massive machine in the run-up to experiments probing secrets of the universe.
US weighing China Internet censorship case
The United States is still reviewing whether it can challenge China's Internet censorship practices at the World Trade Organisation.
Making posting easy
It's no secret that Allan Jackson is a big fan of the WordPress blogging platform, but he does have one gripe with it.
Sony jumps on 3D bandwagon
Sony will launch 3D televisions in June, entering an increasingly crowded market that is betting the revolutionary TVs will become the next hot product.
IBM makes Earth-friendly plastic from plants
IBM researchers say they have discovered a way to make Earth-friendly plastic from plants that could replace petroleum-based products tough on the environment.
ICANN urges Africa to break Internet monopolies
African governments should break Internet monopolies to help lower the price of access, says the body in charge of assigning online addresses.
ICANN urges Africa to break Internet monopolies
African governments should break Internet monopolies to help lower the price of access, says the body in charge of assigning online addresses.
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Eskom money woos continue
Benedictine monks living in the hills outside Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape, are angry about plans to build a wind farm near their monastery.
Rica 'won't work for ISPs'
The law which requires vendors to record the personal details of people who buy SIM cards needs to be altered, says the Internet Service Providers' Association.
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Rica 'won't work for ISPs'
The law which requires vendors to record the personal details of people who buy SIM cards needs to be altered, says the Internet Service Providers' Association.
Cyber-bullying: Who is to blame?
Facebook and its rivals are facing a public that has become increasingly more inclined to blame them for cyber-bullying and other online transgressions.
Handy way to size up a good read
There is one yardstick by which we can judge certain gadgets and artefacts - their suitability for the human hand.



