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Want to watch online porn? You'd better have some ID Conservatives' plans to create new adult content age gates are largely unworkable, says privacy organisation -
Happy 5th birthday to the iPad The tablet that made people actually want tablets hits its 5th birthday -
Apple pushing for all-day battery life with new jobs Job ads show that the company is looking for hardware and software engineers to improve battery life -
Leef Bridge 3.0 dual USB drive review Not very fast, but the Leef Bridge 3.0 is a handy tool to extend the storage of your smartphone or tablet£25 -
What's your old smartphone worth to Apple? Apple extends its trade-in programme to the company's retail stores - but how much will you get? - Every MP will get an iPad Air 2 Commons commission organising hardware refresh, which will see 650 MPs get a new laptop and an iPad Air 2
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Pony Express to let you pay bills via Gmail Google to launch system that lets you pay bills directly from your Gmail inbox - Will cash injection make CyanogenMod the next big mobile OS? The "clean" version of Android gets a boost from some well-known investors
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From 140 chars to auto-play videos: has Twitter lost it? Social network experiments with auto-playing ads, a far cry from its low-bandwidth origins -
Microsoft Office to be pre-installed on Android devices Samsung, Dell and others to pre-install Office apps on Android phones and tablets -
BT 4G network set to launch this week BT is pushing ahead with plans to launch its own cut-price 4G network for broadband customers -
Pirate Bay sails past broadband provider blocks Millions of British broadband customers once again get unrestricted access to torrent sites