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50 shades of grey can turn Adobe Reader into a hot mess

Tinder puts a high price on nookie for oldies

Brocade's pen poised over cheque to buy Connectem

NASA upgrades Rosettta, Voyager and moon landing tracker

Brocade's pen poised over cheque to buy Connectem

Cisco offers carriers adware-as-a-service for fun and profit

Xen bug latest: Cloudpocalypse averted, says Amazon

Insight: Have you heard about Windows Server 2003 support?

Tinder puts a high price on nookie for oldies

IBM continues fanboi courtship with fresh crop of iOS apps

Google's 'encrypted-by-default' Android is NOT encrypting by default

Groovy Java guy off for Restlet

ACCC slaps iiNet over prices in ads

90% of mobile data eaten by TINY, GREEDY super-user HOTSPOTS

Chasing pennies, Sony, Microsoft and smartphone biz rivals retreat to mid-range

Google dips into U.S. wireless market with 'small scale' MVNO offering

50 shades of grey can turn Adobe Reader into a hot mess

$250K: That's what Lenovo earned to RAT YOU OUT with Superfish

Google's 'encrypted-by-default' Android is NOT encrypting by default

ICANN switches off dot-word admin portal amid security leak scare

ACCC slaps iiNet over prices in ads

Brocade's pen poised over cheque to buy Connectem

Turnbull's Digital Transformation Office already missing deadlines

March 24th: The day most Australian download allowances become inadequate

Chasing pennies, Sony, Microsoft and smartphone biz rivals retreat to mid-range

Google's 'encrypted-by-default' Android is NOT encrypting by default

NXP snaps up Freescale to form new chipzilla

3 spectastic Lumias for price of 1 rival flagship: Microsoft sells biz on cheapie experience

NASA upgrades Rosettta, Voyager and moon landing tracker

SpaceX lofts two all-electric ion-drive comsats to Clarke orbit

US Navy satellite EXPLODES, scattering debris

Satellite cannon starts shooting Doves, this time under control

Tulsa woman bludgeons man mercilessly with laptop

Google pulls out of gaping Blogger smut black hole

RIP Leonard Nimoy: He lived long and prospered

Must-have sports tech: No, not an Apple Watch, a TOMATO GOB-STUFF BOT

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Swine flu will [enter scare words here]...

...but BT says it won't kill the internet

Several people in the UK have quite possibly got swine flu, but this doesn't necessarily mean the end of civilisation.

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