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Vodafone fails on 3G mobile coverage

Mobile firm Vodafone has been rapped by regulator Ofcom for failure to meet its coverage obligations.
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Bitcoin price hits all-time high of $269

The price of the digital currency has broken the record set in April 2013, despite the Silk Road bust and fears over security.
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Google solves mystery of barges off US coast

The mystery of why Google has moored two barges off the US coast appears to have been solved.
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Apple creates 2,000 jobs shifting production back to US

Technology company's renewable energy-powered Arizona laboratory set to grow sapphire crystals for fingerprint scanners.
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BlackBerry sale collapses

Shares in Blackberry plunge after the ailing smartphone maker abandoned hopes of finding a buyer and drew up a radical new investment scheme instead.
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Netflix tests 'ultra high definition' 4K video streams

Netflix, the TV and film streaming service, has started testing "ultra high definition" video.
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India asks IBM to pay $866 million in outstanding tax

Indian tax authorities have asked IBM's Indian unit to pay 53.57 billion rupees ($866.20 million) in outstanding income tax on fiscal 2009 revenue, media reported on Saturday.
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Europe looking to follow US to approve in-flight electronics

UK and European regulators are scrutinising use of electronic devices during take-off and landing after US gives approval.
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Google launches Nexus 5 handset with Android Kitkat

Google has officially unveiled the latest incarnation of its flagship Nexus smartphone.
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Contactless payment data can be picked up at a distance

Data transmitted during contactless payments can be picked up from almost half a metre, researchers have warned.
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Motorola launch Project Ara to create modular smartphone

Motorola teams up with company behind 'lego phone' to design eco-friendly, modular smartphone.
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'Li-fi' via LED light bulb data speed breakthrough

UK researchers say they have achieved data transmission speeds of 10Gbit/s via "li-fi" - wireless internet connectivity using light.
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Daisy pays £18m for IT consultancy Indecs

Business telecoms and IT provider Daisy Group has returned to the acquisitions trail with an £18m cash deal for a cloud computing and server specialist.
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'Reverse microwave' can chill wine bottles and fizzy drink cans in 45 seconds

A reverse microwave has been created which can chill any drink in a matter of seconds.
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3D printer 'gun parts' found in Manchester raid

A 3D printer and suspected "homemade" gun components seized during police raids in Manchester are being examined.
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A tale of two [digital] cities

Alex Connock, Chairman of the Royal Television Society North West and Creative Director of Digital Innovation, gives an insight into his perspective on the digital divide in Manchester.
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Ebay to buy Shutl as it aims for one-hour delivery in UK

Ebay has announced it is to acquire start-up Shutl in a bid to bring one-hour delivery to the UK.
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BBM for Android and iOS hits 10m downloads in 24 hours

BlackBerry has announced that its BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) apps for Android and iOS have already been downloaded over 10 million times.
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Critics condemn new EU data-protection legislation

Critics have said new European data-protection laws have loopholes that could render the legislation useless.
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Apple gives away Mac software, unveils iPad Air

Apple Inc will give away operating and work software free to Mac computer users, challenging Microsoft Corp's near-stranglehold on personal computing as the latter starts to make inroads into the mobile market.
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Twitter's #Music app 'to shut down after six months'

Twitter's #Music app will reportedly close down after being launched only six months ago.
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UK Wikipedia probe into paid-for 'sockpuppet' entries

UK Wikipedia editors have expressed "shock and dismay" at the discovery of hundreds of user accounts set up to make paid-for entries.
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Google shares break $1,000 barrier as mobile pays off
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'Apple can read your iMessages' claims security firm

Apple's iMessage system could be decrypted by employees on government orders, according to claims from security researchers.
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Piracy site IsoHunt to shut down and pay $110m

IsoHunt, a popular website offering BitTorrents of mostly pirated material, is to shut down following a court settlement.
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Underwater wi-fi given test run to create 'deep-sea internet'

Researchers have tested an "underwater wi-fi" network in a lake in an attempt to make a "deep-sea internet".
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Apple cuts orders of iPhone 5C as consumers prefer 5S

Apple Inc is cutting production orders for its plastic-backed iPhone 5C a month after launch, a source familiar with its supply chain said on Wednesday, fueling speculation the cheaper model of its main gadget may have been priced too high.
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Slip your SIM into a plastic sheath, WIPE international call charges

A sticker slapped onto a SIM card can cut international calls by 98 per cent, and guarantee a 50 per cent saving on business spending, without changing numbers or phones.
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