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Those in the know about technology must spend more time reaching out to governments and helping them understand the Internet's role in society, Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said Tuesday.

CrunchGear, the largely New York-based hardware arm of Silicon Valley blog powerhouse TechCrunch, threw its first anniversary party in August at a bi-level bar in Manhattan's business-heavy Madison Sq

IBM and Linden Labs, the operator of the Second Life virtual world, said on Tuesday they will work on ways to eventually let people use the a single online persona in different online services

"Despite the explosion of new Web services, a number of hurdles stand in the way of consumer- and business-oriented social-networking applications, experts at the Web 2.0 Summit said Tuesday.&quo

Insert 'throw a six to start' joke here

'Blue Brain' project aims to simulate the old grey matter using silicon

I can't really see this taking off...unless climate change makes it impossible to leave your house-bunker.

Looks like someone slipped up here

Really, it isn't.

Fabbing is the future - 3D printing is the flag-bearer

Looks like we may finally get that 3D television and video they've been promising since the year dot.

The nuclear debate is really starting to gather some pace; the pundits are stepping up, which means the man on the street will start asking himself questions.

Small is beautiful (and faster and more efficient), but it's hard work making tiny things properly.

We can bloody well hope so, though the definition of 'Europe' will no doubt be questionable.

"Microsoft has had clear competitors in the past. It's a good thing we have museums to document that."

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The 'fuel from crap' meme is spreading swiftly

Fuller-domes get a dusting-off, and are starting to appear at festivals and corporate events. Some ideas are just to good to die off easily.

Maybe it's just me, but this really strikes me as a technological step sideways - a bit pointless, a recovering of well-trodden ground. Oh well, it *is* an HP idea.

New web service to help vision-impaired web users by providing stripped-down versions of websites for reading by text-to-speech software.

Does what it says on the tin.

Singapore becomes one big wifi hotspot