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25 January 2011 Last updated at 12:48 ET

Unified memory heralds green PCs

US researchers develop a new form of computing memory which could lead to faster starting, eco-friendly computers.

Law firm stops chasing 'pirates'

A court case accusing 26 people of illegally downloading content takes a dramatic turn when the law firm pursuing them backs down.

Motorbikes 'to get safety system'

Collision detection systems and other safety features found on cars may soon be appearing on motorbikes, researchers say.

Browsers get 'do not track' tools

Web users keen to avoid having their online habits and favourites tracked are getting help from browser makers
Apple app store breaks record

Apple says a British woman has downloaded the 10 billionth app from the company's app store. Newsbeat
Music owners plan rights database
Facebook offering raises $1.5bn
Lush hackers cash in stolen cards
Sales of digital music 'slowing'
Scholar rejects Google 'attack'
Mobiles attract hi-tech thieves
Microsoft explains 'phantom data'

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