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11 May 2011 Last updated at 17:52 ET

Google unveils Chrome OS laptop

Google unveils its hotly anticipated laptop, running on its own operating system and optimised for the internet.

Facebook profile access 'leaked'

Security firm Symantec has discovered a authentication flaw which has potentially leaked access to thousands of Facebook profiles to advertisers.

ACS:Law fined over data breach

Controversial solicitor Andrew Crossley has been fined £1,000 for exposing the personal details of alleged file sharers.

Apple, Google in privacy hearing

The US Senate is becoming increasingly concerned about the amount of personal information available via smartphones.
100,000 net champions recruited

The UK's digital champion starts a new push to get more people online.
Google Music stumbles at launch

Google has to scale back its plans for a cloud-based music service because of a lack of co-operation from major labels.
Microsoft buys phone firm Skype
Google advertising under US probe
Websites told to check cookie use
Sony network back 'by end of May'
US mobile alert system to launch
T-Mobile apologise for overcharge
TalkTalk offers website blocking
Flexible smartphone set for debut
Apple acts on iPhone tracking bug

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