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Top 10 'piracy' web site takedowns

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From Ninja Video to Napster

Micron chief Steve Appleton dies in plane crash

Technology world mourns passing of semiconductor leader

Fri Feb 03 2012, 22:28

AMD outlines an all 28nm 2013

Hopes TSMC will follow the script

Fri Feb 03 2012, 18:14

Anonymous continues attacks on Brazilian financial web sites

Another four bite the dust

Fri Feb 03 2012, 17:58

Panasonic falls to a £1.6bn.loss as demand dries up

Blames floods and the European crisis

Fri Feb 03 2012, 16:43

Apple gets an injunction suspended in Germany

Claims Motorola refuses to license its patent

Fri Feb 03 2012, 16:34

Apple will launch its Ipad 3 at an event in March

Might hold an event in February, but not for a product

Fri Feb 03 2012, 16:23

Microsoft will relax hardware specifications for Windows Phone 8

Will nick the NT OS kernel from Windows 8

Fri Feb 03 2012, 15:06

Over 165,000 sign a petition against Apple’s Chinese sweatshops

Want Apple to be fair to its workers

Fri Feb 03 2012, 14:56

Europe wants Google to pause privacy policy changes

Cool your boots, Mr Page

Fri Feb 03 2012, 14:21

BT says fibre to the home trials were successful

Could see service by mid-2013

Fri Feb 03 2012, 14:10

Pirate Party adds weight to ACTA protests

Will support nationwide protests

Fri Feb 03 2012, 13:29

Hong Kong will crack down on 'piracy' following Megaupload takedown

Will set up an electronic crime investigation unit

Fri Feb 03 2012, 13:11

Android is the number one mobile OS in the US

The Google OS takes nearly 50 per cent market share

Fri Feb 03 2012, 12:28

RIM offers a free Playbook to Android developers

The classic freebie lure

Fri Feb 03 2012, 12:22

US authorities seize sports streaming web sites ahead of the Super Bowl

As sports star admits he has used illegal web sites

Fri Feb 03 2012, 11:47

Sophos says Counterclank is not Android malware

Sides with Lookout against Symantec

Fri Feb 03 2012, 11:39

Anonymous releases FBI to UK conference call

Updated Agents discuss arrested hackers in clunky call

Fri Feb 03 2012, 11:30

Asus Transformer Prime TF300T gets leaked

Might be a budget model

Fri Feb 03 2012, 11:06

Woman is accused of selling fake Facebook stock

Paid tradesman in social network shares

Fri Feb 03 2012, 10:56

EFF cautions Hollywood on 'piracy' laws

The movie studio moguls are wrong

Fri Feb 03 2012, 10:37
Asus Zenbook UX21E

Asus Zenbook UX21E ultrabook review

Great for portability but let down by poor battery life

Kim Dotcom Megaupload

Inside the world of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom

Analysis A mini profile of the newly-famous man

Nokia Lumia 710

Nokia Lumia 710 video review

Hands on with another Windows Phone device from the Finnish phone firm

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AMD Interlagos on Supermicro workstation review

Bulldozer in a workstation role

Nokia Lumia 710

Nokia Lumia 710 video review

Hands on with another Windows Phone device from the Finnish phone firm

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