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Lenovo ThinkPad X100e | Technophile
The ThinkPad X100e has both good and bad points, depending on whether you see it...
Asus Eee PC1005PE review | Technophile
The new Asus netbook has terrific battery life, but is let down by limited processing...
Microsoft’s Office 2010 review | Technophile
The latest version of Office has lots of new bells and whistles – none of which...
Learn to clean a keyboard
10 minutes Replacement cost From £5.99 DIY cost £4.71 Difficulty: For a PC keyboard,...
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Imogen Heap: ‘Don’t blame the machines, it’s not their fault’
Why singer Imogen Heap wants to make electricity out of horse manure What's your...
Christopher Smith: Macs are beautiful, PCs are vile | Celebrity squares
Film director Christopher Smith devours new gadgets but he won't download films...
From bricks to the iPhone: 25 years of the mobile phones
They started life 25 years ago as carphones - because you needed a car to take the...
The test . . . meat thermometers
We pick three of the best meat thermometers Read the original here: The test ....
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Science Weekly podcast: Libel Reform Week and the importance of being vague
Science writer Simon Singh and Tracey Brown from Sense About Science tell us about Libel Reform Week and the campaign to change Britain's libel laws and protect scientific freedom of expression. Simon is currently locked in a legal battle over a comment piece published in the Guardian . Matthew Applegate, aka Pixelh8 , is performing an audiovisual... [Read more of this review]
Google executive: ‘Desktops will be irrelevant in three years’
Google's prediction jumps on an obvious trend - but the implications betray the company's growing hubris It's likely that you don't know a lot about John Herlihy, the head of global advertising operations for Google. He's not a publicly-recognised figure in the same way as Eric Schmidt, Larry Page or Sergey Brin, and - like many vice-presidents at... [Read more of this review]
PC speakers also pick up radio
Jon Godfrey likes internet radio stations, but he can hear music coming faintly from his PC speakers whether he is connected to the internet or not I have had a Dell Dimension 8250 for several years, and I have connected to it a set of speakers through which I listen to the radio whilst online. I am receiving a faint but audible music channel, which... [Read more of this review]
CeBit 2010, the largest IT fair in the world
The CeBit in Hanover is the world's biggest high-tech fair. Some 4,157 companies from 68 countries are displaying their latest gadgets at the fair, which takes place from 2 March and runs through March 6 Originally posted here: CeBit 2010, the largest IT fair in the world Share and Enjoy: Read More →
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