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The Japanese electronics giant says that by 2011, 90% of all the products it makes will be able to connect to the internet -
There were no surprises in the Microsoft CEO's debut keynote speech at CES as he revealed more details about Windows 7
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Microsoft executive Robbie Bach has hinted that there may be cutbacks as the Seattle software giant looks to tighten its belt during the recession
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Video (2min 01sec), Bobbie Johnson takes a look at the Microsoft CEO's debut keynote address at the 2009 CES in Las Vegas
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There is a safe and easy way to guard against phishing emails. Anne Wollenberg reports on digital signatures
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British broadband UK web users are experiencing some of the slowest broadband access in the developed world, with one in five people who sign up for the most popular high-speed package getting less than a quarter of the advertised speed
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Our list of top 100 sites brought plenty of readers' suggestions. Here are some of the best
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The only surefire way to stop criminals stealing data from secondhand computers is to destroy the hard drive, a study by Which? Computing magazine has warned
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MacworldCustomers will be able to transfer millions of songs onto any music player - untying those bought on the iTunes Store from iPods
- Record sales can't get music companies off hook
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Tech Weekly: Macworld and CES
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Enjoying the show, avoiding the flamethrower:
life inside Apple - No surprises at Apple's final Macworld
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Macworld 2009 review
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Facebookers beware 'Tom's secret video'
Social networkers should be on the lookout for a virus masquerading as a video update, says Jack Schofield
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Free Our Data: Royal Mail is wiping many rural homes off its postcode database – a result of putting profit above public interest
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The micro-blog site has just discovered one of the drawbacks of attracting a lot of attention
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Technophile: Is the Asus Bamboo - with its stylish and powerful fusion of wood and metal - the holy grail of laptops?
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Steve Jobs says weight loss due to a 'hormone imbalance' but that it is now being treated and he should have regained his weight by spring
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Letter: We need to have a more sophisticated discussion about the internet and how children and families interact with it
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Service providers would accept responsibility in exchange for cut of legal download payments
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