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	British Cybercrooks Moving at One-Crime per 10 Seconds Speed
British cybercrooks are gaining new grounds at amazing speed, with some online-committed crimes outstripping their equivalents in real world
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	Cars to Say 'No!' to Drunk Drivers
Volvo is going to supply its cars with a smart device - the car will simply not start if the driver is drunk
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	Virtual Policemen to Purify the Chinese Internet
Chinese virtual police will begin its work on identifying sites with pornographic content in the Chinese sector of the Internet.
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	Young hackers are just curious
Most teenagers hacking and invading computer systems are doing it for fun rather than to cause harm, psychologists say.
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	Web is a Fun Place for Most Users
A new survey revealed that most users use Internet to search for news and entertainment rather than to make the most of it by searching useful information or sending e-mails, for example.
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	A New Game to Make Your Face Look Happier
Now Nintendo DS fans will look happier as a new game that was designed by beauty expert will exercise facial muscles to have friendlier and livelier face expressions.
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	Over a Quarter of Japanese Want an iPhone, Survey Showed
iPhone will probably enjoy some popularity in Japan too, where it will not have the status of the most advanced smartphone, as Japanese products of this category outperform the iPhone in many things.
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	Microsoft Identified percents of its OS as Counterfeit in 2006
22 percents of Microsoft's operating systems (XP and Vista) proved to be pirated in 2006. This was revealed thanks to the Windows genuine Advantage program, helping users worldwide to validate their copy of OS.
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	Computers of the Future to be Made from Pencil Trace
Researchers have recently discovered a new material that one day could successfully replace copper and silicon in nanoelectronics. IBM, Intel and other computer companies have already taken notice of the material due to its unique conductive properties.
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	Microsoft Wants to Make The Web More Secure
Microsoft declared on Sunday that the company will follow Google's steps in making online users' information private after 18 months, though with slight changes.
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	The Ultra-Rich ...Patient Enough to Buy Supercars?
Want a new Lamborghinis for 190,000 Euro? Earn enough money.. and get ready to queue for two years..
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	Public Phone Booths to Become Internet Access Points in Sweden
Swedish ISP intends re-equipping public phone booths to be able to provide wireless Internet access.
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	PandaLabs' List of Unusual Malicious Software
PandaLabs published a list of most unusual malicious software of the year 2007. These little programs do their thing while distracting the user.
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	SOCRATE NG Wireless Military Network in France to Be Developed by Thales
New generation military network in France will be developed by Thales, an expert for surveillance equipment.
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	Google is the Most Desirable Employer
According to a survey conducted across Europe, the majority of engineering and IT students have chosen Google as their ideal place to work.
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