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Business NewsBlackberry slices off juiciest bits, bottles them in 'Tech Solutions' BBM doesn't make the cut, but does at least go GA on Windows Phone
Channel NewsCode42 seeks channel partners for LTR, much TLC on offer Small print: They want 300 of you lovely people Data Centre NewsMicrosoft Azure suffers Total Inability To Support Usual Performance (TITSUP) Updated Redmond's cloud darkens worldwide
Hardware NewsOculus sucked by Zuck? 'I'm over it' – Minecraft supremo Notch Great, so when's the port to Rift vom-goggles?
Policy NewsThis'll end well: US govt says car-to-car jibber-jabber will SAVE lives Department of Transportation starts cogs turning for another wireless comms standard
Security News'Chinese crims' snatch 4.5 MILLION patient files from US hospitals Don't worry, says Community Health Systems, we're insured
Software NewsMunich considers dumping Linux for ... GULP ... Windows! Give a penguinista a hug, the Outlook's not good for open source's poster child
Science NewsCargo truck crammed with garbage explodes IN SPAAAAACE Fiery display as Cygnus enters atmos
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