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Smartphone apps that make sense of the stars
30 07 2010 The rise of astronomy apps, astrotagging and smartphone supernovae spotting.
Facebook's battle with privacy and profit
23 07 2010 Is the social network's pursuit of short-term profits risking its long-term survival?
Websites take on bogus reviewers
19 07 2010 Fake online reviews damage the reputation of small businesses, and search engines and websites are finding ways to beat the spammers.
Gadgets embraced by Wimbledon Championships
25 06 2010 Richard Taylor investigates how the oldest tennis tournament and its fans have embraced technology.
Can gadgets help someone get fit?
19 06 2010 LJ Rich tries to get fit in three weeks by trying out a fitness game, a desktop gym and a fitness mobile phone app.
How to protect your privacy on Facebook
07 06 2010 LJ Rich looks at the new Facebook privacy settings and helps users not to reveal more than they intend.
Apple and Adobe lead web tool battle
04 06 2010 Marc Cieslak on the software row between Adobe and Apple. Plus, why emerging HTML 5 is creating a buzz.
Should you store treasured data on disks?
28 05 2010 Anyone storing pictures and videos on CDs could find their memories fading quicker than expected, as French scientists discovered.
Is YouTube's three-strike rule fair to users?
25 05 2010 Blogger Mark Kobayashi-Hillary had his YouTube account closed for copyright breach, but was the site's owner Google being fair to him?
Dubai - a city of contrasts
14 05 2010 Dubai has adopted cutting-edge tech for the city's infrastructure, yet net access remains restricted with some sites black-listed.
Disc or download? You decide
07 05 2010 Movie studios and tech giants are joining forces to create a coherent digital media system, but one disc format is also competing for a slice of the action.
Monitoring the mountains
30 04 2010 Mountain environments can be monitored around the clock with the help of new technology.
Browser Choice - Microsoft statement in full
23 04 2010 Microsoft's statement answering a viewer's question about the pop-up Browser Choice window.
Meet the man who invented the mobile phone
23 04 2010 Martin Cooper on creating the first handset, and why he believes phones will disappear in the future.
Privacy and trust up in the cloud
17 04 2010 Why storing personal data online means putting both privacy and trust in the cloud.
'Computer says no' - why machines do not listen
09 04 2010 Teaching machines to understand spoken language is a never-ending job, according to researchers.
Colour e-readers with video shown off
09 04 2010 A prototype colour e-reader display that supports video and potentially web browsing is shown off.
How TV viewing became a social experience
01 04 2010 Social TV, where viewers comment on the content they are watching, is a fast-growing trend.
Tech Know: Meeting the makers
26 03 2010 LJ Rich went to meet makers, crafters and hackers at the UK's second inventors' show Maker Faire.
Google search becomes visual and personal
19 03 2010 Pictures are set to revolutionise online searches, with the results becoming more personal than ever.
Click essentials: Making the most of Twitter
12 03 2010 An essential guide and tips to help you get started on Twitter by LJ Rich.
Gadgets to secure the wallet, phone and home
12 03 2010 Gadgets designed to keep your wallet in your pocket and to keep an eye on your home.
MyWorld
05 03 2010 No-one sees the world the way you do. Make and enter a short film about life from your perspective and you could be broadcast around the world by the BBC.
CeBIT shrinks but gains a brand new dimension
05 03 2010 The world's biggest IT trade fair has reduced in size but, for the first time, focused heavily on emerging 3D technology.
'Green crowds' help map pollution
27 02 2010 Environmental agencies are using technology, and the wisdom of crowds, to help with their research into improving air quality.
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