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Officials announce ambitious plans to turn Bay Area into one of world's leading centres for electric cars
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The Scirocco is like the new Bond. No one is complaining that Craig's wardrobe lacks a Roger Moore safari suit
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SearchWiki technology will let users recommend results they find useful – or get rid of listings they dislike
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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
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Anna Tims: There are several concerns about the website of London Tickets Express
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Celebrity Squares: Comedian Brendon Burns thinks life might be easier without his Xbox 360 ... but not half as much fun
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A panel of experts says China is in a position to delay or disrupt the deployment of America's military forces around the world
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Gaming
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Do you play games on 'easy'?
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Review: If you've ever wanted to see Batman battling Sub Zero, you've now got your wish, says Mike Anderiesz
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Andrew Brown: The new FT website seems to be targeted at people who don't want to read
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Review: The Prada II has some great new features, but it looks too much like its predecessor, says Abhinav Ramnarayan
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Chris Salmon links Rihanna to King Crimson and becomes a virtual music mogul
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Phone company employees accessed the president-elect's account without authorisation
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It hopes to keep us buying software as before, but also "in the cloud", writes Jack Schofield
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Video (3min 20sec), Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Rick Rashid, senior vice-president, research, discuss the work of its research base in Asia
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More than 180 people watch as Florida teenager swallows pills before appearing to fall unconscious
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Sun Microsystems' value has fallen dramatically, prompting speculation about the future of its chief executive
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Nothing was out of bounds for developers at the Guardian's inaugural Hack Day
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Civil liberties groups condemn government scheme to impose compulsory filters
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Divisions over structure threaten the 'national asset' that administers UK domain names
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A website recording centuries of culture crashes with 10m hits an hour on launch day
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Microsoft could be poised to make a fresh bid for its rival after chief executive Jerry Yang stepped down
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The entire membership list of the British National Party has been posted on the internet, identifying thousands
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Managers at St Bartholomew's and the London NHS Trust shut down email systems and internet
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