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  07/10/2011

  Video: Japan mourns Steve Jobs

  Apple fans made a memorial at the Ginza Apple store in Tokyo.
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  07/10/2011

  Video: Apple fans create memorial outside of Steve Jobs' home

  Mourners gathered outside the former Apple Chairman's home in Palo Alto.
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  07/10/2011

  Video: Mourning at the San Francisco Apple Store

  Tech fans gather outside the Apple store in San Francisco to mourn the passing of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
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  06/10/2011

  Video: CEATEC new chip detects motion, heartbeats

  Alps Electric debuted a new sensor that the company hopes can be used in medical, security and other applications that could benefit from detection of slight movements.
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  06/10/2011

  Video: Apple unveils iPhone 4S - raw footage

  Phil Schiller, Apple's Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, announces the iPhone 4S at Apple headquarters on Tuesday.
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  06/10/2011

  Steve Jobs: obituary - video

  Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder and one of the biggest names in technology has died. He was 56.
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  03/10/2011

  Video: Toshiba announces three new Tablets

  Toshiba used its Ceatec press conference Monday to recap its strategy spanning small, medium and large screens.
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  03/10/2011

  Video: Japan to get 110 Mbps mobile network

  Softbank, will launch a data network that will deliver downloads of up to 110 Mbps in November 2011,
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  30/09/2011

  Video: Amazon's new tablet

  Coming up on World Tech Update this week Amazon enters the tablet arena with the Kindle Fire, Apple preps for an iPhone special event, OnStar quickly reverses a "brazen" privacy change, Nokia plans to lay off thousands, sales of 4G Android phones grow and Sony makes an unusual purchase.
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  29/09/2011

  Video: Intel drops MeeGo, backs Tizen against Android

  Linux Foundation and Limo Foundation are rebooting their efforts to compete with Apple and the Android camp by merging MeeGo and Limo into a new operating system called Tizen, with the backing of Intel and Samsung.
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  29/09/2011

  Video: Cisco sees new security role in cloud

  A Cisco executive said enterprise security is changing in the age of the cloud, at the Mobolize Conference in San Francisco on Tuesday.
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  29/09/2011

  Video: Amazon unveils Kindle Fire tablet

  The $200 Android tablet will join a crowded market dominated by Apple's iPad.
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  28/09/2011

  Video: Obama talks about jobs bill at Linkedin

  U.S. President Barack Obama visited Silicon Valley on Monday to answer questions about creating jobs in America.
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  27/09/2011

  Video: Japan's KDDI anounces new smatphones but not iPhone

  Japan's second-largest mobile operator, KDDI, announces a new lineup of smartphones and services.
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  22/09/2011

  Video: Eric Schmidt defends Google in Congress

  Several US senators accused Google of giving search preferences to its own suite of services over competitors, but Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt denied that his company is manipulating search results during a hearing Wednesday.
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  22/09/2011

  Video: Google Wallet in action

  Google has launched its Google Wallet payment system to Nexus S 4G phones in the US. The phones also need NFC or near field communication, which is the way the phone communicates with the electronic payment system, called PayPass, at store checkouts.
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  22/09/2011

  Video: how to take out an eBook from your local library

  ...in the US at least. Thousands of libraries across the US can now loan ebooks through Amazon. They can be delivered to your phone, iPad, Kindle or PC/Mac and are free with your library membership. Check your local library for more details.
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  19/09/2011

  Video: Tokyo Game Show dominated by PlayStation Vita

  At the 2011 Tokyo Game Show, the main attraction is Sony's PlayStation Vita.
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  19/09/2011

  Video: Intel Ultrabooks run Sandy Bridge-based processors

  Promised in time for Christmas Intel pushed Ultrabooks at its developer forum in San Francisco last week. Ultrabook is an Intel trademarked name for systems that meet certain specifications for thickness, battery life and processing power for example. They're designed for people who want more functionality than a tablet, but still need something light and fast. So these systems are going to be based on the Sandy Bridge processor. Ultrabooks will come from a number of manufacturers including Toshiba, Acer, Asus and others. Intel has laid out its plan for processor upgrades for ultrabooks in the next few years. So next year we're going to be introducing Ivy Bridge into the market and that's the same basic architecture that we have on Sandy Bridge today but it's going to (unintelligable) to our 22nm process with those really cool 3D transistors that you may have heard about already. And even with Ivy Bridge coming next year, Intel is already looking to 2013 and the introduction of a new chip that will be even more power efficient.
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