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The tiny PC powered by Android is no longer dependent on Bluetooth accessories
A consortium of British firms develops an Internet of Things (IoT) data sharing standard
The World Cup breaks a number of traffic records on EE's 4G network
Matt Finnie looks forward to quantum computers, but appreciates classic designs
Google Drive updated for businesses, and Docs gets the ability to edit Microsoft Office documents
President Obama aims to allow European citizens to sue the United States over the misuse of their personal data
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Next generation processors will be complemented by high-bandwidth memory designed in partnership with Micron
The ambitious project aims to challenge the way we look at data privacy and corporate reputation
SDN needs open platforms, not just protocols, says Extreme Networks
The new hardware at the University of Cambridge will help process radio signals created during the Big Bang
Microsoft more than doubles the amount of free storage and slashes subscription costs
Cambridge Wi-Fi network to serve university academics, residents and tourists
Google extends Nest with a developer programme for third party devices
Google is reportedly looking to make an investment in a new subsea cable in the Pacific Ocean
Germany and Switzerland impress our readers with their privacy laws - but a lot of people vote for "other"
Box Notes arrives on iPhone and iPad, with Android set to follow
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Oracle poised to announce its largest acquisition since it purchased Sun Microsystems back in 2009
Regulator to examine fibre broadband pricing, after it rejects TalkTalk complaint against BT's fibre access charges
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Digital Government services can save money, but they must also support digital illiterates, says Labour's Chi Onwurah
Bing celebrates its fifth birthday this month, but some question its actual impact on the search engine market
OnMetal, the first product based on the OpenStack Ironic project, makes custom app deployment easy and is coming to Europe…
With a new curriculum on its way, Rachel Swidenbank wants to teach the UK to code
European citizens need better protection from state-sponsored spying, warns top EU watchdog
The top European court asked to review the data sharing agreement between Europe and the US
Intel looks to capitalise on demand for its server chips by offering programmable Xeon processors
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