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The Technology newsbucket: music tolls, Korean tablet wars, Facebook cash and more
This article titled “The Technology newsbucket: music tolls, Korean tablet wars, Facebook cash and more” was written by Charles Arthur, for guardian.co.uk on Tuesday 19th October 2010 11.00 Asia/Calcutta
Toll bridge sign in Romania. Photo by Austin Donisan on Flickr. Some rights reserved
A quick burst of … Read more »
Virtual worlds: is this where real life is heading?
This article titled “Virtual worlds: is this where real life is heading?” was written by Victor Keegan, for The Observer on Sunday 22nd August 2010 04.33 Asia/Calcutta
Recently a man bought a space station for 0,000, while last month Small Planet Foods, a subsidiary of General … Read more »
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Microsoft to spend billions on Windows Phone 7: what chance of payback?
This article titled “Microsoft to spend billions on Windows Phone 7: what chance of payback?” was written by Charles Arthur, for guardian.co.uk on Wednesday 1st September 2010 11.20 Asia/Calcutta
While everyone has been focussing on Apple, RIM and Android phones, it’s been easy to overlook the … Read more »
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