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Suggests OS X adoption

Use of Apple's Safari browser grew in December to 7.93 per cent, up from 7.13 per cent in November, suggesting a parallel growth in adoption of Mac OS X, according to browser-usage figures released today by internet-analyst Net Applications.…

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Backs up PCs and plays digital media files

Iomega has announced a home storage and media server that backs up files on connected PCs and plays digital media content to connected output devices.…

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Last orders at the Missile Defence saloon?

Rumour suggests that some parts at least of the controversial US missile-defence programme are doomed, with the axe set to fall as soon as President-Elect Obama takes office. Nonetheless, the last days of 2008 saw a $400m contract award to one of the most controversial missile-defence weapons of them all - the Groundbased Midcourse Defence (GMD) rocket interceptors.…

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First tech casualty of 2009?

UIQ has finally thrown in the towel and reportedly applied for bankruptcy in the Swedish courts.…

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Letter explains hormone imbalance

Ever since Steve Jobs said he would not be giving the keynote speech at MacWorld, there have been lurid rumours that his health had taken a serious turn for the worse - but the Apple bigwig has finally had a go at putting the world straight.…

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There's no such thing as a free, chummy lunch

Friends Reunited could see its carrying value slashed by ITV when the television channel releases its year-end review of past acquisitions.…

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No change to police rules...yet

The Home Office has denied it has made any change to rules governing how police can remotely snoop on people's computers.…

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Big IT bill sweeps through - or does it?

Chaos in India’s Parliament – the Lok Sabha - shortly before Christmas saw the passage, without debate, of a major new bill designed to sweep up a number of outstanding IT issues from cybercrime to online porn.…

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Or NASA-ise the military

President-Elect Barack Obama may seek to save money and advance America's space presence by promoting closer cooperation between the US military space programme and NASA, according to reports.…

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New clampdown on 'vulgar' content

China has announced a new clampdown on websites accused of "threatening morals by spreading pornography and vulgarity" - including Baidu, Google and Sina.com.…

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