YouTube outage blamed on Pakistan

Pakistan is blamed for putting popular video website YouTube out of action for almost two hours.

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Adobe fuses on and offline worlds

Adobe launches software designed to make it easier for computer users to access online information offline.

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Pakistan 'sparks YouTube outage'

Pakistan is blamed for putting popular video website YouTube out of action for over an hour.

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Pakistan blocks YouTube website

Pakistan blocks access to the popular YouTube website because of content deemed offensive to Islam.

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Japan blasts satellite into space

Japan launches a satellite designed to enable super high-speed data transmission in remote areas.

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UK orders broadband review

The government will review the future of broadband amid calls that it should help firms pay for new infrastructure.

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Computers 'spot Alzheimer's fast'

Computers can diagnose Alzheimer's disease faster and more accurately than experts, research suggests.

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Microsoft warns on Vista update

An upcoming update to Windows Vista could stop some third-party programs running, warns Microsoft.

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Microsoft warns on Vista update

An upcoming update to Windows Vista could stop some third-party programs running, warns Microsoft.

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ISPs could face piracy sanctions

The government is considering imposing legal sanctions on ISPs that do not take steps to prevent internet piracy.

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Virtuality and reality 'to merge'

Computers the size of blood cells will create immersive virtual realities by 2033, says inventor Ray Kurzweil.

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Gaming's future 'on the network'

The future of the games industry lies with the net, a panel of gaming  luminaries predicts.

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Microsoft set to open up software

Microsoft is to open up the technology of some of its top software to make it easier to operate with rivals' products.

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Personal data privacy 'at risk'

Which? magazine says fraudsters can easily access personal details  via social networking websites.

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