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Page last updated at 17:25 GMT, Thursday, 8 January 2009

Microsoft begins Windows 7 push
CES sign (AP)
Microsoft's Steve Ballmer kicked off the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas by announcing the first public release of Windows 7.
Tech fair offers greener vision
A hands-on preview of Windows 7
Hard drive (EyeWire) Hard drive destruction 'crucial'
The only way to stop fraudsters stealing information from old hard drives is by destroying them completely, a study finds.

Speedometer Ofcom benchmarks broadband speeds
In what it describes as one of the most thorough ever tests, the regulator finds the average UK broadband speed is 3.6Mbps.


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Novo Minoru 3D webcam Webcam brings users to life in 3D

Hi-tech shades for music lovers
Windows 7 Windows 7's new features unveiled

What 2009 may hold for Google
FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
David Fyfe wearing Vizux specs Gadgets galore
Some of the goodies on offer at Las Vegas tech fair
Fibre optics Net benefits
Can superfast fibre networks light up the UK economy?
Santa at Christmas Out of office
Bill Thompson got a social network for Christmas

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Twitter hit by security breaches
Apple's Jobs admits poor health
Police 'encouraged' to hack more
Cloud hangs over Macworld show
Getting into space by broomstick
China to 'clean up' the internet
Zune 'bug' fixed, says Microsoft
MORE FEATURES
Smartphones drive markets
'Boom year' for hi-tech criminals
Click picks its top tech toys
Helping the web reach out
Store tech checks customers out
Taking democracy to the stars
Helping the web to understand

THE COLUMNISTS
The net and the real cost of free
Moving to the Second Classroom
Who is responsible in the cloud?
The net and the ties that bind
Don't have security nightmares
How politics will change the web
Between a rock and an interface
The medium and the message

COMPUTER PIONEERS
Valves on Colossus, BBC Code-cracking and computers

Accelerating the modern age
One tonne 'Baby' marks its birth
The history of UK computing

CYBER CRIME
Teenage boy using computer, SPL Alarm raised on teenage hackers

Hackers ready superstore sweep
What makes a cyber criminal?
Thieves set up data supermarkets
Q&A: Stay safe online

THE TECH LAB

 

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FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
A selection of remote controls Virtual lounging
Sitting together to watch a video when miles apart
Philip Schiller addresses Macworld Expo 2009 Fizzling out
No iPhone buzz for fans at Apple's last Macworld show
USB drive and CD, BBC USB danger
Revealing the dark side of the humble flash drive
OTHER TOP STORIES
Apple spoils iPhone forgery plans
Computer-esque books to lure boys
Tech fair offers greener vision
Asia job cuts amid economy woes
Record high for videogaming sales
Tech show bucks global downturn
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