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10 best gadgets for Christmas

Charlie's Angles: Nothing too expensive (well, apart from a couple): 10 things you'll love to put in your Christmas stocking
San Francisco unveils electric car plans

Officials announce ambitious plans to turn Bay Area into one of world's leading centres for electric cars
- California switches on to an electric future
On the road: Volkswagen Scirocco

The Scirocco is like the new Bond. No one is complaining that Craig's wardrobe lacks a Roger Moore safari suit
So we're internet freaks in the UK.
But for how long?

Charles Arthur: To stay ahead in our adoption of mobiles, games and the internet we need to find a way to leapfrog our own telephone network
- Our digital addictions
- Web is driven by 25-34 age group
Google gives users a say on search results

SearchWiki technology will let users recommend results they find useful – or get rid of listings they dislike
- How would you rate Google SearchWiki?
Tech Weekly: Invention and hacking

Audio (34min 32sec), Innovator Saul Griffith discusses the process of invention. Plus clever creations at the Guardian's first developers' forum

Tomb Raider Underworld

Review: Underworld is designed to appeal to gamers who grew up with Lara and fell in love with her attributes and attitude. They won't be disappointed, says Steve Boxer
Be wary of internet ticket sellers

Anna Tims: There are several concerns about the website of London Tickets Express
'You run around being a complete loser'

Celebrity Squares: Comedian Brendon Burns thinks life might be easier without his Xbox 360 ... but not half as much fun
China 'winning the cyber war'

A panel of experts says China is in a position to delay or disrupt the deployment of America's military forces around the world
FAQ: Ban this sick filth!

Bobbie Johnson: I want to rid the internet of Axl Rose. But what would you excommunicate from the web?

Gaming

Do you play games on 'easy'?

Time to 'fess up. What difficulty setting do you really play games on?

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Mortal Kombat Vs DC Universe

Review: If you've ever wanted to see Batman battling Sub Zero, you've now got your wish, says Mike Anderiesz
What we learned on the web this week

Picks from around the world wide web
FT should be pink with embarrassment

Andrew Brown: The new FT website seems to be targeted at people who don't want to read
- Jack Schofield: From too much to too little
Prada II: 'Like last season's fashion'

Review: The Prada II has some great new features, but it looks too much like its predecessor, says Abhinav Ramnarayan
- LG's Prada II to take on BlackBerry
Discovery channels

Chris Salmon links Rihanna to King Crimson and becomes a virtual music mogul
- Jumpin' Jukebox jamboree
Verizon apologises for Obama breach

Phone company employees accessed the president-elect's account without authorisation
Wham, bam, thank you Yang

Not safe for work: Even with Jerry Yang gone, Yahoo's position remains much like that of the bus at the end of The Italian Job, says Paul Carr
Microsoft aims for best of both worlds

It hopes to keep us buying software as before, but also "in the cloud", writes Jack Schofield
Rick Rashid: what the future holds

Video (3min 20sec), Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Rick Rashid, senior vice-president, research, discuss the work of its research base in Asia
- Driving by mind control
- Speech recognition, but not as we know it

Police investigate as teenager 'kills himself' on video website

More than 180 people watch as Florida teenager swallows pills before appearing to fall unconscious
BBC Trust rejects corporation's £68m local online video plans

The BBC's controversial proposals to launch a £68m network of local news websites with video content have been refused by the BBC Trust
After Yang, is Sun's Schwartz next to go?

Sun Microsystems' value has fallen dramatically, prompting speculation about the future of its chief executive
Guardian's first Hack Day ranges wide

Nothing was out of bounds for developers at the Guardian's inaugural Hack Day
- Paul Carvill: A view from the inside
Australia's £55m plan to censor the net

Civil liberties groups condemn government scheme to impose compulsory filters
UK's Nominet body faces split

Divisions over structure threaten the 'national asset' that administers UK domain names
Dante to dialects: EU's online renaissance

A website recording centuries of culture crashes with 10m hits an hour on launch day
Yahoo back on takeover alert

Microsoft could be poised to make a fresh bid for its rival after chief executive Jerry Yang stepped down
Police officers among BNP members listed in internet leak

The entire membership list of the British National Party has been posted on the internet, identifying thousands
- BNP members' list put on map mashup - but locations not precise
- Interactive: See where BNP's supporters live
Computer virus strikes London hospitals

Managers at St Bartholomew's and the London NHS Trust shut down email systems and internet
- Virus attacks 'to peak next Monday'
- Social work 'stifled' by £30m IT system

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