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Business News Nvidia CEO: Android 'the most disruptive operating system in decades' Jen-Hsun Huang loves Google's green robot thiiiiiis much OH JOY! Windows 7 users can grab IE11 ... but soon they'll have NO choice Redmond's latest browser to hit Windows Update posthaste TWITTER CLOSES ... its first day of stock trading with shares up 73 per cent Profit-free but at least Jean-Luc Picard thinks it's awesome Apple iPhone factory workers imprisoned in virtual slavery – report New allegations: Supplier of Cupertino, Cisco, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft kit traps, starves staff Twitter co-founder chats to banks about floating ANOTHER profitless firm Jack Dorsey in IPO talks over payment platform Square - report Twitter #blabbergasm explodes as shares soar close to $50 on NYSE Cash-blackhole tweet machine TWTR debuts on Wall Street Tesla shares dip as Elon Musk admits electrocar firm ran out of juice 'Leccy carmaker suffering from battery shortage Foxconn-rebrander Apple to rebrand hardware from other Taiwanese firms, too Fruity badge soon to be found on iThings from Wistron and Compal While the BBC drools over Twitter, look what UK's up to: Hospital superbug breakthrough Comment Blabbergasm overdrive masks life-changing bacteriophage research AutoCAD daddy buys UK design software firm Delcam for £172.5m Autodesk pays a 20% markup for CAM firm PC rivals weep while Lenovo dazzles with Q2 box-shifting numbers Chinese dragon is 'renting' market share by low-balling prices, sniffs rival Deezer unveils tarted-up music-streaming service after $130m injection Just don't ask them about lossless downloads Google must DELETE Mosley's FIVE-HOOKER ORGY. Now everyone will view it AGAIN Max, old bean – have you ever heard of the Streisand Effect? WAIT! What's that sound? It's Intel stomping into the 'Internet of Things' We're not going to be left behind this time, chief exec vows Big customers need a personal servicing, says Big Blue grand fromage Interview Just ask your direct sales account rep for a hand - if they're still around... Heins didn't have the beans. Can comeback king Chen fish BlackBerry out of jam? Analysis Time to burn the platforms... Hey EU! Have you seen Dell's HORRID Chinese factories? Labour rights group pick on Mike D thanks to colossal government sales Data Centre News New plan: Sell Amazon cloud monitor tool, hope Amazon is OK with this ExtraHop thinks there's gold in them thar virtual mountains Canadian Vultures shave bare for winter Perhaps they don't understand this 'winter' thing... EMC adds Syncplicity updates to its feature overload to-do list Now has six major projects to deliver by year's end Wayback Machine hardware up in FLAMES (but interwebs' DeLorean WAS backed up) Internet archive building fire toasts $600k of kit Microsoft brings Google-esque multi-meddling options to Office Web Apps Potato Potahto! Tomayto! Tomahto! God dammit How Google paved the way for NSA's intercepts - just as The Register predicted 9 YEARS AGO Flashback Gmail redefined searching and reading... just like we said it would Enabling the on-demand data centre with SDN Interview Network disruption on its way, says Brocade Samsung slips out slim spinner with surprisingly sizable storage supply Two terabytes tamped into tiny two-incher IBM makes cheeky grab for AWS's cloud crown Gartner squints at Big Blue's 'truth-stretching' claims and agrees, mostly Fury as OS X Mavericks users FORCED to sync contact books with iCloud It's gotta go up to Cupertino's servers and back down again and who knows in between Hardware News The CURSE of WHO: WHY has there never been a decent videogame with the Doctor? Doctor Who @ 50 The Antique Code Show desk gets the facts Email delivery: 4 steps to get more email to the inbox This whitepaper lists some steps and information that will give you the best opportunity to achieve an amazing sender reputation. Download here > Networks News AT&T turns spying on customers for CIA into cash waterfall – report Telco runs $10m-a-year snooping contract, whisper sources Huawei set to pump MILLIONS into 5G mobe networking research Chinese firm will splurge $600m into boffinry over five years Policy News Google to deliver MOOC for Australian teachers University of Adelaide devises courseware to get educators up to speed with new digital technologies curriculum Dodgy Kaspersky update borks THOUSANDS of NHS computers Windows-killing false positive topples networks nationwide, NHS sysadmin tells El Reg MPs blast 'alarmingly weak' management of one-dole-to-rule-them-all Universal discredit: MILLIONS of pounds in IT assets expected to be written off You've been arrested for computer crime: Here's what happens next The knock on the door you REALLY don't want to hear Brazil makes it official: Gov email must be state-run and on-premises NSA's influence waxes as President decrees we don't need no steeenking cloud Security News Does F-Secure's antivirus turn a blind eye to spook spyware? CEO hits back Malware is malware, says top Finn Brit spymasters: Cheers, Snowden. Terrorists are overhauling their comms And it's all your fault, 007's M moans to MPs and lords Berners-Lee: 'Appalling and foolish' NSA spying HELPS CRIMINALS Crooks rush in where spies boldly tread, says internet godhead Furious Google techie on NSA snooping: 'F*CK THESE GUYS' 'Laws are for the little people' groans saddened securo-bod Chinese hacker bust drove crims underground says report Oh GREAT, concludes Congress, now they'll be even HARDER to find IPMI in Supermicro servers vulnerable says HD Moore Metasploit founder flays firmware, finds flaws Another zombie 'bogus app' bug shambles out of Android KitKat is safe, older Androids susceptible to .ZIP-derived attack Truly secure clouds? Possible but not likely say Georgia Tech boffins And that's before we hook up the Internet of Things Software News Apple admits: OK, OK, we COCKED-UP iWork, we'll rescue missing features Productivity to return to Pages, Numbers, Keynote over the next six months Google: No kidding, you MUST host your Chrome extensions in our store Browser to block installs from all other sites in January Skype U-turns on plan to kill off desktop API, spares foot from bullet Phones, headsets and voice recording lives on - for now Google 'fesses up: Yup, we're KILLING OFF IE9 support for Gmail, Apps End of the line for 'non-modern' browser Win a free delegate pass to PHP 2013 Europe! ZCEU Prize draw via @theregister KitKat swats yet another Android 'MasterKey' bug INVASION of the UNDEAD ANDROIDS averted. Again Microsoft glues Windows 8, Windows Phone programming programs One account lets you publish for both platforms, CHEAPER Science News New 'FREAK' ASTEROID: Spinning sprinkler spews six streams in SPAAACE Needless to say, boffins baffled BLOOD KING of the TYRANNOSAURS, forerunner of T-Rex New and extra nasty grandaddy flesh-eater discovered World's first astro-bot sends greetings from International Space Station There he is sitting in a tin can, far above the Earth .... Bootnotes News Does 'Star Wars' casting call hint at DEATH of LUKE SKYWALKER? Disney scours UK for 'athletic' teenagers with dead parent issues Cops: Bloke makes bet with wife. Wife loses - so hubby TASERS her Wisconsin woman shocked after American football flutter goes awry Email delivery: 4 steps to get more email to the inbox This whitepaper lists some steps and information that will give you the best opportunity to achieve an amazing sender reputation. Download here >

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