Google 'improves' mobile search

Internet search giant Google promises "faster, more relevant results" with its new mobile service.

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MySpace opens door to developers

MySpace will allow third-party software developers to create applications for the site from next week.

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Web disrupted 'across Mid-East'

Internet services are disrupted in parts of the Middle East following damage to an undersea cable, reports say.

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Aboriginal archive offers new DRM

A user-centred digital rights management system has been pioneered by Aboriginal Australians.

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U2 manager 'wants end to piracy'

Paul McGuinness, the manager of U2, urges internet service providers to help end illegal music downloads.

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Quarter of US iPhones 'unlocked'

More than a quarter of US iPhones have been "unlocked" to work on rival networks, a study says.

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Books 'most popular online buy'

More books are sold on the internet than any other product and the number is increasing, research suggests.

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2007's best selling game revealed

First-person-shooter Call of Duty 4 was last year's biggest selling game, according to sales figures.

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Honour for Colossus code-cracker

An amateur cryptographer who beat the World War II machine in a code-cracking challenge is honoured.

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Labels deny deals on file sharing

Three major record labels deny signing deals allowing their music to feature on a free file-sharing website.

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Manhunt 2 release saga continues

A high court judge rules that controversial video game Manhunt 2 must be sent for re-evaluation.

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M&S staff details left on laptop

M&S broke data protection rules over a stolen laptop containing details of 26,000 staff, a watchdog says.

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Estonia fines man for 'cyber war'

A 20-year-old Russian man is the first person to be convicted for taking part in cyber attacks against Estonia.

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Wii and DS drive Nintendo profits

Nintendo reports booming profits as sales soar of the Wii and DS games machines.

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