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Apple set to unveil new product
Fevered speculation over a new Apple product will end on Wednesday when the company unveils its latest creation.
Piracy campaign 'nets innocents'
More than 150 people have come forward claiming to be wrongly accused of illegal file-sharing, a consumer group reveals.
Newspapers block aggregator site
The Daily Mirror joins a growing number of newspapers to block news aggregator NewsNow from trawling their websites.
Nasa concedes defeat over Spirit
The US space agency concedes defeat in its battle to free the Spirit rover from its Martian sand trap.
Broadband users pay over the odds
The majority of broadband users pay for download limits that they come nowhere near reaching, a survey finds.
SeeSaw internet TV launches trial
SeeSaw, a new online TV service offering both catch-up and archive programmes, is launching a trial in the UK.
EU to monitor anti-piracy trial
The European Commission agrees to monitor Virgin Media's trial of anti-piracy software after a complaint from privacy activists.
Reading test
Free software aims to challenge e-book devices
Tech blog recovers after attack
High-profile US technology blog TechCrunch is back online after seemingly falling victim to hackers.
dot. Rory
Who's winning in the file-sharing war?
Apple sees profits increase 50%
Apple reports a 50% increase in profits after seeing its most profitable quarter ever over the Christmas period.
Taxpayers warned about tax codes
Incorrect tax codes may have been sent by HM Revenue & Customs because of a new computer system.
PS3 'hacked' by iPhone cracker
A hacker who gained notoriety for unlocking the iPhone as a teenager says that he has now hacked Sony's PlayStation 3.
MP3 pioneers launch 'deluxe' music file format
A music file format, which can include lyrics, videos and artwork, is unveiled by some of the people behind MP3s.
'More than 100' MPs using Twitter
More than 100 MPs are using the social networking site Twitter to communicate with voters, a survey suggests.
Taking over
Can Spotify make money for artists and succeed in US?
$2m file-sharing fine is slashed
A US woman told to pay a "monstrous" fine for pirating pop songs has had the damages claim slashed to $54,000.
China denies Google cyber attacks
China denies any state involvement in alleged cyber attacks on Google and accuses the US of double standards.
Motorola in Blackberry complaint
Motorola has asked US regulators to stop Blackberry owners, Research in Motion, from sales in the US.
Hi-tech insurance for Kenya herds
A insurance scheme using satellite technology is launched in Kenya to offer herdsmen livestock protection during drought.
