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1.  General

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ID cards fuel £147m consultancy bill

Home Office bill shoots up 2,000 per cent

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Microsoft Windows 'collapsing' under own weight

Gartner: Redmond needs a plan

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The Weekly Round-Up: 11.04.08

Wanted: PM's prints, £1,000 reward...

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'CopNav' to track Met's police officers

Tagged on the beat

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Sales staff: Worst IT offenders

?while remote workers are malware culprits

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Photos: HP squeezes into the dinky laptop market

'Honey I shrunk my laptop... '

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Podcast: The Weekly Round-Up 11.04.08

Computers from the archives, latte business meetings and online funerals?

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Caption Competition: Take that!

My turn to wash up?

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Experian embraces open source

A "real benefit" to the company, IT security chief says

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PayPal wages war on phishing

"United we stand, divided we fall," says security chief

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Video: Microsoft's plan for web security

Craig Mundie on the need for a 'trusted stack'

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UK drops from 'IT readiness' top 10

Lagging behind other European countries?

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WiMax to pip LTE 3G at the post?

4G race could see a winner soon?

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Phorm defends 'traffic-analysis' methods

CEO: Must keep in context of "today's online world"

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Photos: Charles Babbage's masterpiece reincarnated

And takes a trip across the sea

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BBC iPlayer comes to the Wii

Auntie cosies up with Mario

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Male-targeted mobiles hog market

What about women and kids? Asks Gartner

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Photos: Robots, lasers, action

Laser-guided robot 'thinks' like a human

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Insider security risks exposed

RSA 2008: Beware 'Curious Cat' and 'Malicious Malfoy'?

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How Google keeps its tech security tip top

Protecting the "number one target" on the web

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2. Mobile & Wireless

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Sales staff: Worst IT offenders

?while remote workers are malware culprits

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WiMax to pip LTE 3G at the post?

4G race could see a winner soon?

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BBC iPlayer comes to the Wii

Auntie cosies up with Mario

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Male-targeted mobiles hog market

What about women and kids? Asks Gartner

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silicon.com Classics: A London pub crawl? with wi-fi on the side

Drink and surf...

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Tesco Mobile users hungry for ads

Females more likely to take the bait

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In-flight mobiles to take off over Europe

But EC's Reding issues stark warning against sky-high prices...

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Pitney Bowes boosts efficiency with mobile worker app

Case study: Field service engineers get hands on with Siebel and SAP...

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3.5G gizmos mushrooming forth

Mobile broadband with everything...

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Virgin Trains passengers to chatter for longer

But businesses warned about mobile motor mouths...

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Ofcom primes WiMax spectrum auction

2.6GHz speccy going under the hammer...

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Workers, wi-fi and coffee shops: The perfect blend

Swapping the daily grind for a skinny latte

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'Super-3Gs' get connected via the Gobi

Laptop makers give users the power to roam

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Photos: Smart posters and the 'seeing eye phone'

A vision of an NFC-enabled future...

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Photos: Nokia gives web tablet a WiMax-flavour

WiMax in the USA...

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Dear silicon.com... T5 chaos, mobile maladies, and laptop losses?

Reader Comments of the Week

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Yahoo! to 'revolutionise' mobile search with OneSearch

Is voice activated tech the future?

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Microsoft smartens up for enterprise mobility

Windows Mobile 6.1 coming atcha...

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Facebook for BlackBerry racks up a million hits

Gadget lovers enjoy a good poke...

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Mobile industry slams 'health time bomb' study

The tumour debate

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