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Nintendo and HarperCollins have struck a deal to make literary classics available to read on the DS.
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Is Apple about to give an early Christmas present for its users by unwrapping the DRM from its Itunes store songs?
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Google have announced an initiative to help bring more magazine archives and current magazines online.
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Sony Ericsson, Vodafone and ARM joined the Open Handset Alliance to support the Android mobile device platform developed by Google.
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TiVo subscribers can now access thousands of movies and TV episodes instantly streamed from Netflix directly to their TVs.
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Nintendo have not felt any particular impact from the economic slowdown, with sales of its Wii video game console and DS handheld game player still strong.
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Nintendo have launched today a new communications tool – Wii Speak which is an accessory to the Wii Speak Channel.
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YouTube, the video darling that endures a turbulent relationship with Hollywood, is pandering to its potential benefactors with a new HD player.
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Facebook's subscibers can now upload higher quality videos to Facebook and also embed their Facebook videos on other websites.
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Despite its nasty DRM scheme, EA's Spore tops the list of most pirated games for 2008, according to TorrentFreak.
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A freeware application for the iPod Touch can turn the music player into a virtual mobile phone.
maybeuareright8 on Dec 08, 2008
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A cheaper version of Apple's iPhone will be sold at Wal-Mart Stores for $99 later this month.
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BSkyB has opened a new online video service which will offer popular channels with cheaper subscription packages than current satellite TV packages.
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Customs is warning shoppers looking for bargains this Christmas not to be fooled into buying fake Nintendo DS and DS Lite machines.
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Blockbuster will begin offering 99-cent DVD rentals in January to help customers chase away their post-holiday blues.
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CMC and Ritek have reached a consensus with Royal Philips Electronics about new licensing terms for Philips' CD-R and DVD+R/-R patents.
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Google's YouTube may be a fun Web site to visit, but the company hopes to make it a little less, um, titillating.
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The green eyed monster could be lurking at Apple soon enough as Amazon’s new MP3 download service looks set to beat prices all round.
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Zavvi has been forced to stop taking online orders for CDs, DVDs and games after Woolworths' collapse left it unable to guarantee delivery.
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Usually adding the billionth mouse to any given situation would be rodent overload, yet for Logitech, shipping its billionth mouse is a momentous milestone.
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