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Nokia CEO hints at tablet, explains why he was worried about Samsung's Android dominance

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop has hinted at launching a Windows tablet and spoken candidly about why Nokia ditched its own operating system and picked Windows over Android, writes Ben Grubb.

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Brutal death of Richard III revealed

6:34am | Skeleton found beneath Leicester car park confirmed as that of Richard III, as work begins on new tomb near excavation site.

How to make money from YouTube

Sarah Catherall 8:47am | Young internet entrepreneurs are partnering with YouTube and making a killing.

Fearless Felix reached 1357 km/h

10:48am | Supersonic skydiver Felix Baumgartner was faster than he or anyone else thought during his record-setting jump from 38 kilometres up.

Mobile video is finally here with Vine

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President Ahmadinejad ready to be Iran's first spaceman

7:56am | President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says he is ready "to be the first man in space" under Iran's ambitious program which aims to send a human into orbit by 2020.

Asteroid's near miss is gold for sky miners

It will be one near miss for man, but a new breed of space entrepreneurs hope it will presage one giant leap for mankind.

Schmidt book labels China a menace

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Sony preparing PS4 launch: analyst

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Social media changes fitness game

KATE WILCOX | Natalie Fuller is one of an increasing number of people who are leaving gyms to keep fit with strangers outdoors - all organised through social media.

Windows 8 off to a 'solid start', say Microsoft execs

8:26am | It's been 90 days and one earnings call since Microsoft released Windows 8 - so is it a winner or a loser?

Childish behaviour as parents worsen cyber-bullying

Staying safe: Emily, Jenny and Amelia at Sacred Heart School

DEBORAH GOUGH | Parents who buy into their children's online disputes can continue the tirade long after their children have made up, warn bullying experts.

Oracle to acquire networking know-how

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison gestures in front of the Linux mascot of penguins during a keynote address. File

10:41am | Company spends $2b to beef up unified comms and networking offerings.

US law permits pre-emptive cyber strikes

3:06am | A secret legal review has concluded the US president has the power to order pre-emptive cyber strikes if the US discovers credible evidence of a major digital attack.

China mouthpiece rejects hacking allegations

11:20am | It could have been anybody routing traffic through Chinese IP addresses, it said.

Tweak your smartphone: Customising made easy

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