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How to beat mobile spam

I got my first SMS spam message last week and it infuriated me. more

Thu Jul 09 04:55pm BST

Odds stacked against Google OS success

Google's netbook-friendly Chrome OS takes direct aim at Microsoft, whose eight-year-old Windows XP leads the netbook market. But the odds are stacked against Google. more

Thu Jul 09 02:41pm BST

U.S., South Korean Web sites hacked

U.S. government Web sites -- including those of the White House and the State Department -- have been under attack since the Fourth of July, along with financial and commercial sites like Yahoo Finance and the New York Stock Exchange, cybersecurity experts said Wednesday. more

Wed Jul 08 10:15pm BST

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Child porn probe woman in custody

A 39-year-old nursery worker arrested in Plymouth in an inquiry into the distribution of indecent images of children is still in police custody. more

Tue Jun 09 07:02pm BST

Lethal blast hits Pakistani hotel

A huge blast kills 11 people and injures dozens more at a luxury hotel in the north-west Pakistani city of Peshawar. more

Tue Jun 09 07:01pm BST

PM to unveil voting reform plan

Prime Minister Gordon Brown is to announce plans in Parliament for a new voting system, the BBC understands. more

Tue Jun 09 06:56pm BST

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Scientists teleport two different objects

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Wed Oct 04 09:36pm BST

Fast-moving planets cruise around stars

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Wed Oct 04 07:06pm BST

Mysterious radio hiss blamed on space weather

Weather that originates at the sun, not here on Earth, is responsible for radio waves that cause an unusual shape of two belts of radiation that encircle Earth and contain "killer electrons" that can damage satellites and pose a risk to space travelers, scientists report. more

Wed Oct 04 05:46pm BST

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