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Business News Oz shop slaps browsers with $5 just looking fee Sign of the times cashes in on comparison shoppers who buy online Foundry Networks CIO charged in $29m insider trading scam Loose lips sink careers Business intelligence startup tarts up Hadoop for managers Platfora puts lipstick on the elephant Rivals may form alliance against Michael D in struggle for Dell Does beefy investor doubleteam spell a quell for el Dell? Angry commentard mobs to feel Facebook jackboot in site tweak So much for free speech, eh? Are you in charge of a lot of biz computers? Got Java on them? Your ass is 94% hanging in the breeze, my friend Security damn well IS a dirty word, actually Sysadmin blog Wash your mouth out with TLS 1.2 Channel News 'End the commercial-in-confidence CROOKS' CHARTER', gov told Rip the cloak off the ripoff deals, advise Cabinet Office Cloud News Amazon adds crypto modules to AWS cloud Psst, enterprises: Get a load of this Data Centre News Ellison aims his first Oracle 'mainframe' at Big Blue T5 takes the lead from Power and x86, Big Larry claims Oracle's new T5 Sparcs boost scalability in chip and chassis Also aims brawny M4 – scratch that – M5 CPU at big-iron workloads The battle for control at the firm that brought SSD to the enterprise Analysis What have you done for us lately, moan hedgies Brocade's fat pipes a-singin' the Fibre Channel song And FCoE? Yes, what about it? Exactly Join us now for all the storage whispers: Heard about the XtremIO buy? Silicon Valley Confidential CEO cheeks positively aflame, they do say Hardware News Roomba dust-bust bot bods one step closer to ROBOBUTLERS GTC 2013 Crisp packets, used tissues no problem for 10-GFLOPS brain iPads in education: Not actually evil, but pretty close Analysis Why are we giving these playthings of the Devil to kids? Networks News Want faster fibre? Get rid of the glass Hollow fibre propagates optics near speed of light T-Mobile US announces 'no BS' rate plans, iPhones, LTE New BlackBerry, HTC, Samsung mobes coming, too BT scores £146 meellion more UK.gov cash to fibre up Balamory BDUK? BTUK, more like. And no, it won't be here in 2015 Google turns South African schools into White Spaces Trying to get the government on-side Inside Adastral: BT's Belgium-sized broadband boffinry base Geek's Guide Drive-by bragging rights Voda: Brit kids will drown in TIDAL WAVE of FILTH - it's all Ofcom's fault Make networks admit price changes? Noooo! Wireless charging on the Galaxy S4: Samsung goes VHS not Betamax 'A harmless fling', sniffs jilted Qualcomm Policy News US democracy activists lose case against Baidu and China Manhattan court is not the place to sue a country, says judge Security News Tibetan and Uyghur activists targeted with Android malware Hmm ... who'd want to do that? Experts doubt Anonymous Mossad spy outing claims are kosher Tinker, tailor, soldier, cobblers Fortinet nabs wily Coyote and its slice of security appliance cake Or perhaps we mean pie. Made of meaty customers, anyway Whoops! Tiny bug in NetBSD 6.0 code ruins SSH crypto keys 'Random numbers are too important to be left to chance' No Skype traffic released to cops or spooks, insists Microsoft Analysis The numbers on Redmond's plod-spy squealing dealings Mobile location data identifies individuals You are where you go Software News Google improves Chrom’s spel checkr El Reg's Grammar Lab feeds it teasing typos Spanish Linux group files antitrust complaint against Microsoft Claims UEFI Secure Boot is anticompetitive Science News Slime mould mashup models fiendish computing problem A travelling salesman walks into a blob... Dragon capsule makes fiery entrance, safe splashdown Second SpaceX mission ends well Bill Gates offers big bucks for better condoms Blue screen of family planning Bootnotes News Swedish linguists nix new word after row with Google Online ad giant said 'nej!' to 'ogooglebar' CERN re-opens 'Animal Shelter for Computer Mice' Is the large hadron collector warping time?

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