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• 13 April 2006

• Opinion: Human intelligence marketplace

  Amazon is testing a service that allows computers to use human intelligence to solve tasks that programs are not very good at – such as identifying people in photos.

• News: Patent reveals Google Voice is on the way

  A recently filed patent has provided a glimpse of Google's pending voice-activated search engine.

• News: Boot Camp flaws turn Macs into PCs

  Mac users are reporting serious problems with Apple's Boot Camp, the software that lets Intel-based Macs run Windows.

• News: Mac Windows security concerns dismissed

  Gartner analyst Michael Silver has dismissed concerns that running Windows XP on a Mac will open up the Mac OS to viruses.

• News: Is there life beyond search page three?

  If your service or website isn't included within the first three pages of a search result, you need to act fast.

• News: Terror test shakes London's banks

  UK banks need to think ahead and communicate more when faced with a terrorist attack, according to the results of a drill carried out across the City of London.

• Opinion: How do I remove a Trojan infection for good?

  Doug Bruce asks: I recently ran Spy Sweeper. This identified that I had been infected by Securybanks, which I understand is a phishing Trojan.

• News: Samsung to launch ultra-mobile PC

  Samsung is planning to put its Q1 ultra-mobile PC on sale worldwide in May, the company said today.

• News: Google launches calendar service

  Google has launched a web-based calendar service that will let users add meetings and events using their own words.

• News: Sony reveals more details of Blu-ray Disc PC

  Sony has released a few details about what is expected to be its first desktop PC to include a Blu-ray Disc drive.

• News: Fifa criticises data gathering at World Cup

  Regardless of the outcome of the World Cup in Germany several weeks away, the games already have their place in history.

• 12 April 2006

• News: China talks yield 'modest' success

  Trade talks between US and China this week yielded some "incremental" commitments by China to reduce intellectual property infringements, said a group representing US software and entertainment companies.

• News: Service deletes files on stolen laptops

  Everdream has launched a service to delete or encrypt files on stolen PCs and laptops.

• Opinion: Eggs-actly what I was looking for

  Word from digital imaging, audio and video software company Roxio today is that for once I'm going to be able to get my photos online for all to see before they go stale.

• News: The Beatles make online music plans

  The Beatles may be preparing to release their music through digital-music services, reports claim.

• News: For BlackBerry read RedBerry

  China Unicom (China United Telecommunications), the country's second-largest mobile operator, has introduced a push email service with a name that closely echoes RIM's popular BlackBerry service.

• News: Sony unveils Vaio L series desktop PCs

  Sony yesterday unveiled its mid-year PC line-up for Japan, including the Vaio L desktop series.

• News: Microsoft releases critical IE patch

  Microsoft has released its security software patches for April, addressing an unpatched bug in the Internet Explorer browser that hackers had been exploiting for several weeks.

• News: China to toughen stance on software piracy

  Chinese government officials yesterday committed to increased protection for intellectual property such as software.

• News: Microsoft goes Live with Google Scholar rival

  Microsoft has released a search tool that will go head to head with the Google Scholar service.

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