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19 October 2011 Last updated at 12:10 ET

Researchers warn of new Stuxnet

Security firm Symantec has seen evidence that the authors of the Stuxnet worm could be working on a follow-up.

Android debuts Ice Cream Sandwich

Google has unveiled the latest version of its industry-leading Android smartphone software.

Future chips could 'self rewire'

Future computers may have only one hardware component instead of multiple ones, allowing the device to rewire itself.

Radar can 'see' through walls

Radar technology that can detect moving objects behind solid walls has been developed by MIT researchers.
Apple full-year profits rise 85%

Apple reports 85% growth in full year profits but the shares still fall in after-hours trading.
Warning over web security attack
Machine vision spots rotten fruit
Intel quarterly profits up by 17%
Blackberry answers your questions Newsbeat
HTC loses Apple patent case in US
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