Brazil thwarts car thieves with technology
Third subsea cable repairs begin
A second ship has started repairing damage to an undersea communications cable in the Mediterranean Sea.
US questions net overhaul plans
Plans to create hundreds of new domain names could be stalled as the US government questions the wisdom of the scheme.
Player profiles
Online gaming – not just for unhealthy lone males
Class war
Bill Thompson on what mobiles are doing in school
Windows XP allowed to live again
Microsoft has relaxed licensing terms for Windows XP to allow PC makers to continue selling machines with the software installed.
Repairs begin on undersea cable
A French technical crew begins work repairing a major undersea communications cable in the Mediterranean Sea.
Texting ‘is a sign of recovery’
Doctors at some of the UK’s busiest music festivals say a young patient’s ability to use a mobile may be a good test of how ill they are.
Sky moves tries 3D broadcasts
Sky says it has successfully tested the delivery of 3D programming to a domestic television, via an HD box.
Microsoft issues patch to fix IE
Microsoft releases a patch to stop cyber criminals exploiting a vulnerability in its Internet Explorer 7 browser.