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BBC - Technology
The latest stories from the Technology section of the BBC News web site.
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Vodafone backs down in Android row
Phone giant Vodafone has backed down in a row with customers over software updates for some Google Android handsets.
Full flash video on phones
Watching video on the vast majority of websites has become possible on a mass market phone.
'Digi-bike' aims to reduce crime
A four-wheeled contraption has been unveiled as a police force's latest device in the fight against crime.
'Whiteboard girl' hoax fools thousands on net
A series of photographs, allegedly from a woman quitting her post over her boss, have been exposed as an elaborate internet hoax.
Row over 'million dollar puzzle'
A claim by a scientist at Hewlett-Packard to have solved one of the most difficult riddles in maths is challenged by scientists.
Alien hunt
fantasy finally become reality
UK game developers turn to phones
There has been a significant growth in UK developers making games for Apple's iPhone, the trade association Tiga says.
Has a 30-year quest to solve the Rubik's Cube ended?
A 30-year quest to find the fewest number of moves needed to solve any configuration of a Rubik's Cube may have ended.
Those six letters
How we all ended up using the Qwerty keyboard
Karl Marx's will among millions online
Records showing how Karl Marx and Sir Ernest Shackleton died poor men are among six million put online for the first time.
Virus writers hit Android phones
A malicious application that racks up premium rate charges on phones running Google's Android operating system is found.
EMI copyright claim on spoof Welsh music video
The hit internet spoof video Newport State Of Mind which parodies Jay-Z has been removed from YouTube due to a "copyright claim" by EMI Publishing.
Google and Verizon map 'open net'
Google and Verizon outline a joint proposal for an open internet but critics fear it could lead to a two-tier service.
Brains 'wired like the internet'
Mammal brains are like highly interconnected networks, rather than a chain of command, a study suggests.
Saudi gives Blackberry reprieve
Saudi Arabia's telecommunications regulator says it will allow Blackberry services to temporarily continue in the kingdom.
US military to attack future computers
Supercomputers one thousand times more powerful than existing machines are being planned by a US defence research agency.
Police raid Google Korea offices
South Korean police raid Google's Seoul office on suspicion the company had illegally collected users' personal information.
How a fake phone app 'steals data'
Hi-tech criminals are turning their attention from pcs to smartphones, with malicious applications designed to steal saleable personal information.
XBox Kinect: Radio 1 listeners' test
Newsbeat's had a sneak preview at the latest technology from Xbox which senses a player's body movements to control games.
Not so smart?
BBC News puts smartphone security to the test
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