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• US to expand broadband spectrum
  US Vice-President Joe Biden unveils a report that calls for nearly doubling the US wireless broadband spectrum over 10 years.
• Megaupload founder granted bail
  The founder of shut down file-sharing website Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, is granted bail by a New Zealand court.
• Biosensors measure sporting success
  The new technologies changing sport performance
• UK study reveals GPS jamming use
  The illegal use of Global Positioning System (GPS) jammers in the UK is highlighted in a new study.

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• US to expand broadband spectrum
  US Vice-President Joe Biden unveils a report that calls for nearly doubling the US wireless broadband spectrum over 10 years.
• Megaupload founder granted bail
  The founder of shut down file-sharing website Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, is granted bail by a New Zealand court.
• Biosensors measure sporting success
  The new technologies changing sport performance
• UK study reveals GPS jamming use
  The illegal use of Global Positioning System (GPS) jammers in the UK is highlighted in a new study.

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• Finding the office of the future
  Where do you see your office in future?
• App helps blind people send texts
  An app designed to help blind people send text messages could have many uses for fully-sighted people too, researchers say.
• Public sector app store launches
  A new “app store” aims to simplify and cheapen procurement processes for government IT services.
• PS Vita set for European launch
  The latest handheld console from Sony – the Playstation Vita – will be launched in Europe on Tuesday.

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• Samsung nears LCD unit spin-off
  Samsung Electronics moves a step closer to spinning off its LCD unit after its board of directors approve the plan.
• Are search engine result figures accurate?
  Are internet search results a true measure of your popularity?

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• Digital tools ‘to save languages’
  Facebook, YouTube and even texting will be the salvation of many of the world’s endangered languages, scientists believe.

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• More charges in Megaupload case
  New details emerge in the US case against Megaupload, including five additional counts of wire fraud and three of copyright infringement.
• Facebook hacking student jailed
  A software development student from York who hacked into Facebook is jailed for eight months.
• Google cookies ‘bypassed Safari’
  Newspaper reports say Google bypassed privacy protections on the Safari web browser.
• US plans to restrict in-car tech
  US government road safety officials propose new guidelines on built-in car technology.

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• Apple wins ‘slide-to-unlock’ case
  Apple has won a “significant” patent dispute over Motorola Mobility surrounding a “slide-to-unlock” feature on smartphones.
• EU court blocks net-filtering bid
  A social network cannot be required to install an anti-piracy filtering system, the top EU court rules.
• ‘Typosquatting’ prize firms fined
  The UK’s premium rate telephone watchdog fines two Dutch firms £100,000 each for misleading competitions.
• VIDEO: The iPhone stripped bare
  Producer designer Geoff McCormick strips down an iPhone to explain the kind of intellectual property that resides in a modern smartphone.

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• VIDEO: Transferring your money by mobile
  A high street bank has launched a service that allows you to transfer money simply by using a mobile phone.
• Social apps ‘harvest user data’
  Twitter admits copying entire address books from smartphones and storing the data on its servers, often without customers’ knowledge.
• Challenge to Microsoft Skype deal
  Microsoft’s takeover of video calling service Skype is to be challenged by Cisco at the European Commission.
• ‘More mobiles than humans soon’
  Mobile devices will outnumber humans this year, according to network firm Cisco’s latest analysis.

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• VIDEO: ‘Bio-hackers’ create New York lab
  Community lab rubs shoulders with chefs and designers
• Apple in China iPad name dispute
  A dispute over the ownership of the iPad name could have repercussions for sales beyond China.
• VIDEO: Should Twitter feeds be monitored?
  TV presenter Lizzie Cundy has told BBC Breakfast that Twitter should be monitored, after enduring what she described as “very abusive tweets about my family”.
• ‘No censorship of social media’
  Social media websites will not be censored in India, Information Technology Minister Kapil Sibal says, seeking to calm fears of China-style controls.

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