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Thursday 21 June 2012
Technology
The Apprentice was the most watched programme on the BBC iPlayer last month, beating the corporation’s major talent show, The Voice.
Over-sharing is the thing that is most likely to lose you friends on social networks, a new survey has claimed.
Certain types of online activity, such as heavy email use, are linked with symptoms of depression, scientists have found.
Footballer Wayne Rooney has been reprimanded by the advertising watchdog after using his personal Twitter account to promote sports brand Nike.
For all its deadening, real-time trivia, the web still has the capacity to genuinely delight with unexpected discoveries, writes Christopher Williams.
Paedophiles who trade in indecent images of children on the so-called “hidden internet” in the belief they can remain anonymous are to be targeted in a crackdown by Britain’s specialist child protection police unit.
Facebook has turned on the capability to allow people to subscribe to apps such as newspapers and magazines.
The "Flame" computer virus, which was discovered earlier this month amid a series of attacks on Iran's oil industry, had been created by the US and Israel as part of an intensifying campaign of cyber-warfare, according to reports.
Apple's Retina MacBook Pro has a stunning display but doesn't come cheap, writes Shane Richmond.
Tom Hoggins goes behind closed doors with Ubisoft's techno-thriller, the surprise package of E3 2012.
With one of the 50 remaining Apple I computers worldwide expected to be sold at auction for up to $180,000, we take a look at some of the company's classic machines.
Surface, Microsoft's new iPad competitor, is trending on Twitter as technology fans and commentators dissected the product launch.
Facebook has turned on the capability to allow people to subscribe to apps such as newspapers and magazines.
Microsoft’s new app makes your phone do things automatically, from checking the weather to telling people where you are.
Google has started mapping Britain’s rivers and canals so that people can use the service to plan water-based journeys.
Members of the public will be asked to send in their policy to ministers as part of a bid to overhaul the way the Government is run.
Samsung will fight Apple's attempt to ban the Galaxy S3 mobile phone from being sold in the US.
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