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25 March 2013
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Apple buys indoor mapper WifiSLAM
Oh joy: your iPhone will know where you've shopped
Icahn and Blackstone to take separate runs at Dell
Time for Big Mike to pull an EMC and spin out Dell 2.0 cloudy biz
Movie, TV ads annoying? You ain't seen nothin' yet
GTC 2013 'Don't want to watch ads? Then we'll slip 'em into the show, just for you!'
News scraper Meltwater loses US court case
Paltry traffic ruled no compensation for lost fees
MasterCard stings PayPal with payment fee hike
Secrecy comes at a price
Goblinproofing One's Chicken Coop hailed oddest book title
Anti-fairy guide wins prestigious literary award
Software glitch WIPES OUT listings of 10,000 eBay sellers
Sales histories are history (maybe)
Stephen Fry explains… Alan Turing's amazing computer
Universal Machine upgrade needed, where can I find the parts?
Reliant on Dell for PCs? Start looking around, says Gartner ball-gazer
Mr D may bail on computers before you do, says man
Ex-state attorney general probes Tech Data CEO's sale of $2m shares
Vast distie investigated over profit bungle
Tech distie Tech Data tears up last THREE years of profit numbers
Errors in UK arm's accounts wipe £21m off net profit
GE puts new Nvidia tech through its paces, ponders HPC future
GTC 2013 Hybrid CPU-GPU chips plus RDMA and PCI-Express make for screamin' iron
Calm a CARMA drama chameleon: Barça super waves ARMs, GPUs
GTC 2013 Cluster perks up with low-power CPUs bossing graphics chips
Quantum tries to attract HOT TV stars ... by adding object storage to archive
If that doesn't convince 'em, maybe trip to Vegas will
Swiss boffins unleash power of graphene on flash mem
Chow down on tasty molybdenite sandwich
Hong Kong plans cavernous underground data centres
Going underground
Google patent filing suggests Glass will be ULTIMATE REMOTE
Headset computing to control your life
ARM's new CEO: You'll get no 'glorious new strategy' from me
Past performance no guarantee of future success, though
Review: Renault Zoe electric car
At last, an affordable, practical, decent looking e-car. WOOT
Belgian boffins boast after boosting TCP to 50 Gbps
Multipath demo could ship a Blu-Ray disk in five seconds
Brussels 'mulling probe' into brutal Apple negotiations with networks
Or so the mobile operators evidently hope, anyway
China Mobile spaffs £4.4bn on 4G 'trial'... before it even has a licence
If we build it, the iPhone will come
UK biz ISP Entanet goes titsup, 'broke' a bit of Blighty's internet
'Resilient national network? Not tonight!'
Cop an eyeful of that: Moto bungs 5-megapixel cam into plod radio
No suggestion an Instagram app expected imminently
FCC Chairman Genachowski to step down
Why? He didn't say – yet
Myanmar gets a taste of Chocolate Factory as Google search lands
Play app store is also partially unblocked ahead of Eric Schmidt's visit
Microsoft, Adobe, wilt during Australian price gouge grilling
Local leaders struggle with 'price what the market bears' charge
T-Mobile patches Wi-Fi eavesdrop vuln
Certificate error discovered by Berkeley students
Apple pulls iForgot password recovery system over security bug
Two-factors forward, one step back
Hoboken CTO admits bugging boss for political leverage
Faction-fighting among Bridge and Tunnelers
Apple debuts two-step verification for Apple IDs
Something you know, and something you ought to lock in a cupboard
Adware-flinging Yontoo yahoos target Mac users: You like trailers, right fanboi?
Browser add-on threat bites Apple boxes
Experts finger disk-wiping badness used in S Korea megahack
The long, dark teatime of the Seoul
Ubuntu support periods slashed
Non-LTS releases to get only nine months after version 2014's 13.04
PayPal glitch stalling Admob payments to developers
'The check is in the mail'
Oi, Microsoft, where's my effin' toolbar gone?
Something for the Weekend, Sir? How the browser buggered up application UIs
Nvidia unveils Minority Report-style face-bot tech
GTC 2013 Keeping it real takes two trillion calculations a second
How to survive a UEFI BOOT-OF-DEATH on Samsung laptops
Matthew Garrett reveals the software surgery needed
LOHAN fans drawn to magnetic coupling
Neodymium solution for spaceplane heater disconnect?
Wind farms make you sick … with worry and envy
No one feels anything until the lobbyists show up, says public health boffin
Dongle smut Twitstorm claims second scalp
Possible blokey jokey sees cross woman in pink slip
Victoria and Albert museum in narrow escape from Napalm Death
Fragile London landmark dodges Brummie sonic weapon
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