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Pain relief implant gives new hope
The first operation in Scotland to make use of the kind of technology used in i-Phones and Nintendo Wii takes place.
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Project cuts rail delays, EU says
More trains are running on time in Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland thanks to new technology to manage schedules, the EU says.
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Apple fixes iPhone signal bar bug
Apple issues a fix for the iPhone signal strength bug as users report more handset problems.
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Mission to find greenest car of all
Marc Cieslak joins the Bridgestone Eco Rally from Brighton to London, which showcases the latest in environmentally friendly car manufacturing.
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Inside the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
The BBC has been given exclusive access to film the world's most advanced fighter jet - the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, built by Lockheed Martin for the US and UK military.
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Google profits miss expectations
Internet giant Google reports a sharp rise in profits and revenue that nonetheless failed to impress Wall Street.
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Raoul Moat's tribute page removed
The creator of an online tribute to gunman Raoul Moat removes the page from social networking site Facebook.
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Government 'let down' game sector
Video games sector criticises the government over the lack of promised tax breaks as the Culture Minister says case 'has not been made'.
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Is Twitter a force for good?
The BBC's Katty Kay spoke to Twitter's co-founders Biz Stone and Evan Williams about the ever growing online community.
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Broadband Britain rollout delayed
The government says there is not enough cash for a minimum speed of 2Mbps broadband to be in use throughout the UK by 2012.
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View from the end of the world
Photographers and film-makers capture their 3-D views of the corners of virtual worlds
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Internet’s vision 'not realised'
The web is not helping to broaden people's world view, Harvard academic Ethan Zuckerman tells the TED Global conference in Oxford.
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Star Wars history told in game
BioWare co-founder Greg Zeschuk on how Star Wars: The Old Republic "respects the plot of the movies."
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Apple to brief on iPhone 4 issues
Apple has called a surprise news conference to talk about the iPhone 4 handset on Friday 16 July after complaints about signal strength.
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Dial-up dependent in rural areas
Broadband is still unavailable in some rural areas of the UK and businesses say it is holding them back.
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Alien love and blockbuster games
BioWare co-founder Greg Zeschuk tells Daniel Emery about the game firm's controversial history and their upcoming Star Wars release.
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Star Wars history told in game
BioWare co-founder Greg Zeschuk on how Star Wars: The Old Republic 'respects the plot of the movies'.
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PC games magazine ends publication after 17 years
Britain's first magazine dedicated to desktop gaming, PC Zone, is to cease publication after 17 years.
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MP Tessa Jowell becomes landmark on Google Maps
Former Labour Olympics minister Tessa Jowell appears as a landmark between Westminster Palace and Big Ben, according to Google Maps.
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