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Weekly Digest Headlines 31 January 2014

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Weekly Digest : The Biggest and Best of the Week Eurocops want to build remote car-stopper, shared sensor network EU-wide 'open source intelligence' and video-sharing also on the agenda Tell us we're all doomed, MPs beg climate scientists +Sketch Is a climate scientist a real scientist? Cameron: UK public is fine with domestic spying Privacy? Meh. PM thinks the man on the street is past all that The TRUTH about LEAKY, STALKING, SPYING smartphone applications How bad is it? 1 in 3 can hunt you down at HOME - research MAC TO THE FUTURE: 30 years of hindsight and smart-arsery Something for the Weekend, Sir? 'It’s a sin,' say the Pet Shop Boys EU warns United States: SHAPE UP on data protection OR ELSE Reding: Sort it out soon or Safe Harbor framework is toast Google Glassholes, GET OFF our ROADS, thunder lawmakers in seven US states Bills ask citizens to REMOVE wearables when driving UK picks Open Document Format for all government files Minister Francis Maude wants to break 'oligopoly' of software suppliers Elderly Bletchley Park volunteer sacked for showing Colossus exhibit to visitors Heartless managers give guide the boot - TV news crew film all Snowden: Canadian spooks used free airport WiFi to track travellers Report says sniffing was probably illegal as local Spookhaus defends actions Yahoo! Mail! users! change! your! passwords! NOW! Web giant blames 'third-party database compromise' Apple and Samsung STILL in bitchfight over banning ancient mobes Sammy says Apple's trying to scare off its friends and get a fast-track route to fresh bans Volunteers slam plans to turn Bletchley Park into 'geeky Disneyland' Fears of dumbing-down spark wave of fury after OAP 'sacked' HELLO LENOVO. Do you really, really want to make smartphones? Analysis It's a dog-eat-dog world in the tech industry It's big, it's expensive and it's an audiophile's dream: The Sonos Sub Networked wireless subwoofer wows our man, sets him all a-flutter Lenovo reveals convertible Chromebook Chrome OS takes a Yoga lesson ISS astronauts to grow tomatoes and rice …. IN SPAAAAACE Plutonian peas and cosmic capsicum already proven safe for human consumption Yes, Google can afford to lose $9bn in Motorola sale. But did it really? Comment Choc Fac should max tax axe crack in Lenovo sale whack Apple and Android split Santa's stash, go on Xmas PC and tab high Microsoft: What a difference a low base makes Stephen Fry rewrites computer history again: This time it's serious Que, QI host? WHAT DO YOU MEAN Kildall was 'cracked'?

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