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Photos: Hands-on with the Kodak EasyShare M1063 (CNET.co.uk)

The Kodak EasyShare M1063 is a 10-megapixel point-and-shoot with a large screen and clever power features -- and it's more interesting than anything that happened in 1063 Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

Asus Eee Monitor photos leaked (CNET.co.uk)

Photos of the Asus all-in-one PC and display appear to show at least six USB ports on the machine, plus a webcam, SDHC slot and possibly Denon speakers Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

The search for the intelligent mainstream gamer (The Guardian)

Asi Burak has quite the task ahead of him. The Israeli-born, Pennsylvania-based game developer is trying to court mainstream audiences into buying his titles. His first effort, PeaceMaker - an astonishingly sophisticated simulation of the Israel/Palestine conflict, wherein players become the...

Game review: Battlefield: Bad Company (The Guardian)

Early instalments of this modern warfare simulator achieved legendary status online on the PC, but now Battlefield has reached the next-gen consoles and acquired a single-player game to boot. Admittedly a rather rudimentary one, in terms of storyline - you and your fellow cynical Bad Company...

Game review: Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (The Guardian)

Basically a revamped version of Guitar Hero 3 based on Aerosmith with a bulging but bizarre tracklist of 40-plus songs. It looks and sounds great with flashy virtual stadia and an instinctive strumming, swinging or "whamming" action in time to the music. There's fewer of the Guitar...

Mobile phones: Open source calls the tune (The Guardian)

An Irish company, 3G Doctor, is employing the until now redundant camera on the front of 3G phones to provide remote medical consultations, especially in country areas. A hospital in Da Nang City, Vietnam, has developed software to transform a mobile phone into a database of treatments and...

Small IT is beautiful (The Guardian)

In last year's dismal parade of government IT security blunders, it was a relatively minor exhibit. A system supposed to automate the matching of trainee doctors with jobs was abandoned after applicants' personal details became visible on the website ( Junior doctors' personal details made...

Forget Firefox - I'm going back to Opera for browsing and email (The Guardian)

With the release of Firefox 3, I mounted a private celebration: I went back to using Opera 9.5 as my main browser. This wasn't just perversity. Firefox without its add-ons is clearly inferior to Opera. Firefox with enough add-ons to make it really useful is very much slower. And Opera has one...

“Misleading” Virgin Media broadband ad banned (Broadband Finder Blog)

A national advertising campaign launched by Virgin Media has been banned after BT lodged a complaint with the Advertising Standards Authority. Virgin Media’s “Hate to Wait'” advert featured a table comparing download times of music tracks and TV shows when using Virgin Media’s various...

TVonics MFR-300: Tiny Freeview receiver for old TVs (CNET.co.uk)

If you have older, analogue TVs that you still love, and want to continue using, TVonics has a device that will turn them into digital TVs, even if they don't have a Scart socket Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

BenQ E72: BenQ is baq -- and it's ditched the Siemens (CNET.co.uk)

Remember BenQ-Siemens? No? Don't worry, that's old news now, but you might be interested in BenQ Mobile's dinky E72 smart phone Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

Photos: Dubai's 'dynamic tower' in motion (CNET.co.uk)

It's always been one of the enduring truths of architecture: buildings stand still. Not in architect David Fisher's world. He's planning a 'building in motion' Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

News.blog: Adobe uncovers 'invisible' Flash content (CNET.co.uk)

Adobe Systems is helping Google and Yahoo to uncover Web content that was previously 'invisible' to Web searches, writes News.com blogger Steven Musil Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

News.blog: Apple tries slider-style iPhone? (CNET.co.uk)

A report on Monday says that Apple has shown off prototypes of an iPhone with a hardware keyboard to certain executives at wireless operators, writes News.com blogger Tom Krazit Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)Explore : Apple, Computers, iPhone, Wireless

NEWS: ViewSonic unveils 26-inch VA2626WM LCD monitor (Pocket-lint)

Expected to be priced $529 Source : Pocket-lint (subscribe)

Nikon makes the 12.1-megapixel full-frame D700 DSLR official (Its Electronica)

So the photo of the new Nikon DSLR model that has been circulating on the web the past couple of days is actually true. Nikon has made the D700 official and its product page its up at the Nikon USA site. From the looks of it, the Nikon D700 seems to be a powerful new Digital SLR camera and it...

Netscape co-founder joins Facebook board (The Guardian)

Veteran Silicon Valley entrepreneur Marc Andreessen has been appointed to Facebook's board of directors, the social networking site confirmed last night. Andreessen, who co-founded the early web company Netscape and the software firm Loudcloud, has invested in several web start-ups and is said...

Photos: Pioneer Kuro PDP-LX6090 is big, black and beautiful (CNET.co.uk)

If you love movies you'll want a TV that can do them justice. The Pionner PDP-LX6090 isn't just bigger than some cinema screens, it's also blacker than most Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

Nikon D700: 12-megapixel full-frame dSLR adds dustbuster (CNET.co.uk)

The newly announced 12-megapixel, full-frame Nikon D700 dSLR combines some of the best bits of the D3 and D300 and bolts on a couple of surprise new features Source : CNET.co.uk (subscribe)

Cory Doctorow: Getting tough on copyright enforcers (The Guardian)

I think we should permanently cut off the internet access of any company that sends out three erroneous copyright notices. Three strikes and you're out, mate. Having been disconnected, your customers can only find out about your product offerings by ringing you up and asking, or by requesting a...
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