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Weekly Digest Headlines 26 July 2013

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Weekly Digest : The Biggest and Best of the Week Wow! British Gas bungs a million remote-controlled sales-droids in UK homes Smart meters: What will you do with your '£65' a year saving? New in Android 4.3: Finally we get a grip on privacy-invading crApps Decide which app can do what, and when - almost like a real computer BOFH: Don't be afraid - we won't hurt your delicate, flimsy inkjet printer Episode 5 'Member when engineers studied ENGINEERING? Sky falling: 119,000 Brits flee O2, Be after Murdoch broadband gobble Whiff of octogenarian media lord sends 1 in 5 running WAR ON PORN: UK flicks switch on 'I am a pervert' web filters No sex please. We're British London Mayor shows off GIANT BLUE COCK in busy square 'PM's porn war means you won't be able to Google raunchy image', says Boris You MERCILESS FIEND... you put that audio file on AUTOPLAY Something for the Weekend, Sir? I can’t hear you, la la la la Chromecast: We get our SWEATY PAWS on Google's tiny telly pipe Review Popping in the Chocolate Factory's two-incher PHWOAR! Huh! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing, Prime Minister Comment Why I BACK Cameron's War on Porn, by Reg chap Bill Ray Signing out of a broken Britain: The final Quatermass serial Quatermass at 60 Ley-ing it on thick with alien beams and hippie dreams Microsoft pledges Linux boost for Windows Server and Center R2 duo Oh, the things we'll do to be your cloud partner Rejoice! Sysadmin day is... TODAY. Now get in here and win free stuff Sysadmin blog Don't forget to thank your BOFH this Friday 'First' 3D-printed rifle's barrel splits after single shot Meanwhile, 3D printer company says its software detects and won't print gun plans Apple's shock treatment: An authentic charger-spotting guide New web page offers advice after electrocutions in China Only 1 in 5 Americans believe in pure evolution – and that's an upswing Double that number want creationism or intelligent design taught in public schools Bill Gates' nuclear firm plans hot, salty push into power And a royalty payment from every home Mozilla ponders blinkers for your browser Plans to mine browser history so publishers can serve you what you want ISPs: Relax. Blocking smut online WON'T really work Updated Plus: Anti-porn MP slathered with porn (well, her website anyway) Fanbois smash iPhone 5s much sooner than iPhone 3s ... but WHY? Phondleslab survey result shocker Apple KILLER decloaked? Google lovingly unboxes Nexus 7 Android 4.3 slablette New LTE kit gives first cross-platform 4G support

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