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• 05 November 2009

• Opinion: The Beatles on Apple! (But not how you think)

  No, you can't get Beatles tunes on iTunes or elsewhere (legally) online. But you will be able to get them on an apple-shaped USB drive.

• News: BBC iPlayer comes to Freesat

  The BBC will be making the iPlayer - its online TV catch-up service - available to a number of Freesat viewers at the end of the month.

• 31 October 2009

• News: Five technologies that will change the face of IT

  We look at five technologies that look set to become part of every day lives very soon, to find out how they'll change our lives.

• 29 October 2009

• News: Tiscali launches music download service

  Tiscali has launched a music download service.

• News: Nintendo DSi with larger screen by Christmas

  Nintendo is planning to launch a new version of its DSi handheld gaming device with a larger screen possibly before the end of this year, The Nikkei business daily reported on Tuesday.

• 21 October 2009

• GlideTV Navigator remote control

  It's no secret that you can enjoy far more programmes on your TV screen by hooking it up to your home network and beaming catch-up programmes, video, music and photos to it.

• 15 October 2009

• News: Wi-Fi rules as CE network connections grow

  Home network technologies such as coax and powerline are making inroads, but a report from ABI Research indicates that wireless connections will remain the dominant technology.

• 12 October 2009

• News: Twitter to get 'video tweet' function

  Twitter is thought to be getting ready to give users of the micro-blogging service the ability to post video-tweets to the site.

• News: Addiction causes China to cleanse online games

  Chinese authorities have promised to clean the country's online gaming industry of "unhealthy" content such as violence and pornography, asserting more control over use of the internet in the country.

• News: World Cup qualifier online broadcast 'a success'

  England's first football match to be broadcast only on the web attracted "close to half a million viewers".

• News: Audience plummets at Ceatec tech tradeshow

  The number of visitors to Ceatec, Japan's largest consumer electronics exhibition, fell by roughly a quarter compared to last year, organisers said on Sunday.

• News: LG develops solar panel for Sony e-book reader

  South Korea's LG Display has developed a solar panel for an e-book reader and plans to commercialise it around 2012.

• 09 October 2009

• Video: World Technology Update - 09 October 2009

  In this week’s show Toshiba announces its Cell Regza TV, Nissan shows off prototype car collision prevention technology, Kohjinsha displays a dual screen laptop, Yamaha develops a speaker made of cloth, NTT DoCoMo lets you pitch an email, Alps Electric sends data through your body and Fujitsu analyzes your golf swing.

• News: Samsung unveils dual function Blu-ray drive

  Samsung has unveiled its first dual-function internal Blu-ray disc player that reads Blu-ray discs and reads and writes to CD and DVD format discs.

• 05 October 2009

• News: England match to use 1GB of your download limit

  England's World Cup qualifier match against the Ukraine, which will take place this weekend, will be broadcast over the internet.

• News: Toshiba TV uses PS3 chip

  Hoping to set itself apart from other television makers, Toshiba will soon put on sale in Japan the first television based on the powerful Cell multimedia processor, the same chip that's used in the PlayStation 3. The Cell Regza TV boasts several advanced features including the ability to simultaneously record eight high-definition channels.

• 01 October 2009

• News: Freeview retune chaos

  Digital TV service Freeview's website crashed on both Tuesday and Wednesday.

• 30 September 2009

• News: Standard for connecting gadgets to TVs planned

  Several major consumer electronics companies have started working together to develop a common interface for hooking up cell phones and portable gadgets to TV sets.

• 29 September 2009

• News: Freeview viewers must retune following upgrade

  More than 18 million Freeview viewers will be required to retune their set-top boxes tomorrow (September 30) following an upgrade to the digital TV service.

• 28 September 2009

• News: Panasonic unveils 50in 3D plasma screen

  Panasonic has unveiled a prototype 50-inch television and companion glasses that together give the viewer the illusion of three dimensions. The TV is being unveiled less than a month after Panasonic said it plans to commercialize 3D home entertainment products next year.

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