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Skype adds lie detector to VoIP service
Skype has announced that it will be adding an optional lie detector to its popular Internet telephony service.



SQL Server tops wireless development charts
Research makes happy reading in Redmond.


The cyber-criminal's Christmas wishlist
With Christmas just around the corner and security companies warning about ID theft every day, one firm has gone the extra step of investigating the typical cyber-criminal's Christmas list.


Alcatel-Lucent launches big iron switch
Newly formed networking giant Alcatel-Lucent has announced the availability of its OmniSwitch 9800, the latest member of the company's family of 10-Gigabit Ethernet core switches.



Becta dismisses accusations of wasted millions
The British Education and Communications Agency (Becta), tasked by the government with organising IT in schools, has dismissed an independent report claiming that over £200m of government funds have been wasted under its watch.



Boffins fire up laser link with moving aircraft
European boffins have succeeded in establishing a laser link between a satellite and a moving aircraft for the first time.




East Europe enjoys 'remarkable' broadband growth
Eastern Europe saw the highest broadband growth in the third quarter of 2006, new research revealed today.



Google buys mobile mash-up mapping technology
Swiss acquisition to build out European mapping services.


Tegatech heads to NZ
Niche Tablet PC distributor Tegatech Australia will make a range of Tablet PC and Ultra-Mobile PC range in NZ, through its newly formed partnership with the NZ arm of Vantex Technology Distribution.


Korea to get second bite at BlackBerry
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is in talks with a major Korean telecoms firm to relaunch its wireless email service in Korea, local newspaper reports say.



Linksys pips Apple to iPhone
New VoIP devices bear the unofficial name of Apple's much-anticipated mobile
phone.


Microsoft Mac guru explains premature patch
Mac Business Unit developer assures stability of Office patch.
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