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Washington Supremes deliver death sentence to betting site
Betcha.com craps out
Washington state's highest court has delivered a fatal blow to a website that billed itself as a person-to-person betting platform that connected people who wanted to make wagers.?
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Google faces antitrust investigation in Texas
EU complaint echoed in US
Google is facing an antitrust investigation in Texas over claims the company unfairly manipulated results on its search engine.? Free On-Demand Webcast - Virtualizing the Hard Stuff
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It's alive! Duke Nukem Forever breaks out of vapour trail
Balls of steel, baby, balls of steel!
Duke Nukem Forever is the video games world's equivalent of the flying car: mothballed in the garage.?
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Ubuntu 'Maverick Meerkat' erects own App Store
Beta mongoose flaunts new face
Review Ubuntu fans, fire up your virtual machines. The beta release of Ubuntu 10.10 is here. Maverick Meerkat, as this release is known, is actually several weeks ahead of the original schedule, and that means Ubuntu 10.10 is on track for its final release October 10.?
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Doctor Who goes to the Proms
Music to watch monsters go by
Love Doctor Who, love the theme music - this is hardwired into the DNA of most Brits.?
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Unity ? iPhone code swap approved by Jobs (for now)
Un-Flash eyes world of Google
Steve Jobs forbids you from building iPhone applications with a language other than Objective C, C, or C++. If that other language is Adobe Flash. What if it's not Adobe Flash? Are you still forbidden??
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Nigerian man gets 12 years for $1.3m 419 scam
Hunting 'mugu' in America
A Nigerian man has been sentenced to more than 12 years in US prison for orchestrating an advance payment scam that bilked victims out of more than $1.3m.?
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Oz school in homosexual kookaburra rumpus
Gay Fun your life must be...
An Oz primary school head is taking a bit of stick after insisting that kiddies should not follow the exact letter of Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree.?
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All the week's Reg Hardware reviews
Can you handle the truth?
In the past seven days, Reg Hardware reviewed many products from the worlds of consumer electronics and mobile communications.? Free On-Demand Webcast - Virtualizing the Hard Stuff
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Gordon Brown joins World Wide Web Foundation
That's Doctor Brown to you, says unemployed PM
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has buddied up with the Greatest Living Briton by becoming a director of the World Wide Web Foundation.?
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Is a HAMR blow falling on Seagate?
The opposite of NIL desperandum
Seagate may be facing the abandonment of a favoured future technology as the price for hard disk drive (HDD) industry unity.?
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Joy Division designer tackles England footie strip
'I've lost the ball again...'
Football minnows Bulgaria face an uphill struggle in their forthcoming clash with England, because not only will they confront some of the most talented, hard-working and successful players in the history of the beautiful game, but their opponents will be clad in a new strip created by former Joy Division designer Peter Saville.?
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Desktop pleasure, desktop pain
Evolution and management of the client computing environment
Let's face it, the desktop and laptop environment is one of the major points at which the rubber meets the road when it comes to business computing.?
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Wells Fargo hops NFC train
Joins BoA and Visa in trials
Wells Fargo is joining the effort spearheaded by Visa to help NFC break in the difficult American market.? Free On-Demand Webcast - Virtualizing the Hard Stuff
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Google's Schmidt satirised as privacy pervert
Run for your lives, kids. The ice cream man is coming!
Eric Schmidt has been portrayed as a depraved privacy pervert by the US-based ConsumerWatchdog.org, which is running an advert in New York?s Times Square that mocks the Google boss.?
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