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Apple fights $644m patent suit
Fights "triple dip".
Liam Tung
Oct 6 2010 6:50AM
Software
South Korea accounts for third of the world's malware
Rapid rise of viruses from Asian nation.
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Sun builds world's biggest application store for Java
Sun chief executive has announced that Sun is to build an application store for Java and is aiming for a billion users.
Iain Thomson
May 22 2009 9:04AM
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Brazil carries out world’s largest desktop virtualisation project
More than 350,000 virtualised desktops will be introduced to Brazilian schools in what is claimed to be the world’s largest-ever implementation of the technology.
Angelica Mari
Feb 18 2009 6:56AM
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Virtual worlds becoming money laundries
Virtual worlds have become the newest tool for criminals to launder their ill-gotten gains.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 29 2008 4:21PM
Security
World’s cheapest laptop goes on sale
A Taiwanese manufacturer is selling what is possibly the world’s cheapest laptop.
Iain Thomson
Jul 29 2008 1:19PM
Hardware
World’s oldest bible goes online
The British Library has announced that it will put the remains of the world’s oldest bible online for public viewing.
Iain Thomson
Jul 23 2008 9:05AM
Software
World's oldest blogger signs off
The Australian woman believed to be the world's oldest blogger has died.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 15 2008 9:18AM
Software
IBM and Linden teleport avatars beween virtual worlds
Linden Labs, creators of Second Life, and IBM say they have developed have created a set of compatible avatars that can be used on either companies systems.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 9 2008 4:01PM
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World’s first systems analyst dies
David Caminer, a pioneer of commercial computing, has died at the age of 93..
Iain Thomson
Jul 1 2008 3:40PM
Hardware
Virtual worlds can cut staff training costs, says Gartner
According to a new report by analyst firm Gartner, IT chiefs should emphasise the reduced staff training costs that virtual world technology can bring when building a business case.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 25 2008 2:03PM
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LG claims world's 'greenest' screen
LG has launched a 22in widescreen LCD screen which it claims is the world's most energy efficient monitor..
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Jun 16 2008 3:23PM
Hardware
Boffins build world's smallest transistor
Researchers at the University of Manchester claim to have created the world's smallest transistor from graphene, measuring just one atom thick and 10 atoms wide..
Apr 22 2008 7:36AM
Hardware
3Dconnexion develops 3D Mice for virtual worlds
Logitech owned company 3Dconnexion has announced that its 3D mouse product line is now supported by Linden Labs' Second Life Grid..
Staff Writers
Apr 12 2008 11:09AM
Hardware
Boffins fire up world's most powerful laser
The Texas Petawatt laser has become the highest powered laser in the world, after delivering more than one petawatt (one quadrillion watts) of laser power..
Robert Jaques
Apr 10 2008 7:31AM
Hardware
Boffins build world's smallest nano-photonic switch
Scientists at IBM have built the world's tiniest nano-photonic switch with a footprint about 100 times smaller than the cross section of a human hair. The breakthrough brings Big Blue another step closer to creating chips that use light rather than electrons to transmit data..
Staff Writers
Mar 18 2008 7:21AM
Hardware
China becomes world's biggest internet population
China now has the world's greatest number of internet users, according to Beijing-based research firm BDA..
Guy Dixon
Mar 17 2008 2:05PM
Telco/ISP
Russia overtakes China as the world's highest producer of malware and viruses
Russia has overtaken China as the world’s highest producer of spyware and viruses according to researchers at security vendor PC Tools.
Staff Writers
Feb 25 2008 4:13PM
Security
Boffins build world's strongest laser
Scientists from the University of Michigan claim to have created the world's most powerful laser..
Iain Thomson
Feb 19 2008 8:10AM
Hardware
Sonim shows off world's toughest mobile
A bus has been touring round Barcelona during this year's Mobile World Congress trying to get locals to break a mobile phone..
Iain Thomson
Feb 14 2008 11:24AM
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