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BBC UK News
- Lloyds bank in record £28m fine
- Ukraine police abandon stand-off
- Two Damien Hirst art works stolen
- UK aims to double dementia funding
- Crowds file past Mandela's body
- Judges allow Scientology wedding
- Fog grounds more than 100 flights
- Ofsted 'two nations' school warning
- India court reinstates gay sex ban
- Baby death unit supervision failed
- Russian body tests in trawler probe
- Satellite detects Antarctic ice loss

The Inquirer
- Asus launches Padfone Mini with 7in tablet and 4.3in smartphone
- HP workers picket Discover event over job cuts
- Xbox One owners will get a software update soon
- Microsoft might bring back the Start Menu in Windows 8.2
- The Pirate Bay sets sail and changes domain
- Microsoft patent loss kills fatted Android cash cow
- Microsoft beefs up account security
- Rockstar promises more to come in GTA 5
- Google announces crowdsourcing for Street View
- Samsung Galaxy S5 release date, price, specs and features
- GTA 5 is still selling console copies
- LG G2 Mini in the works despite slow sales of flagship Android smartphone

internettrafficreport.com

theregister.co.uk
- Drooping smartphone sales mean hard times ahead for Brit chipmaker
- How the UK's national memory lives in a ROBOT in Kew
- UNSTOPPABLE data GROWTH in storage has ... er, stopped
- Dell bundles data mgmt AND flash into 1.2m IOPS flashy array
- Ten top tech toys to interface with a techie’s Christmas stocking
- Got a one-of-a-kind N9? Get ready to adopt Meego's baby Sailfish
- Los Angeles' weather is just like MORDOR, says Brit climate prof
- NO XMAS PRESENTS FOR Google Now and Siri: Chirpy scamps get a C+
- eBay head honcho: Amazon drone delivery plan is 'FANTASY'
- GOV.UK's criminal record check IT job blow: Home Office snubs new design
- ESA readies Rosetta for next year's comet touchdown
- [NSFW] Oz couple get jiggy in pharmacy in 'banned' condom ad

osnews.com
- Why Microsoft might not kill Nokia's Android phone
- This is Nokia's Android phone
- eComStation 2.2 demo CD beta 5
- Ubuntu Touch OS wins its first smartphone partner
- Windows 'Threshold' to bring Metro applications to desktop
- EU warns Nokia not to become a "patent troll"
- Sailfish ported to N9; first Sailfish update detailed
- Tech giants unite against NSA
- Microsoft CEO search: stalemate
- Why is Microsoft scared of Chromebooks?
- The rise and fall of BlackBerry
- Download a copy of your Gmail and Google Calendar data

Linuxtoday.com
- Mozilla Patches Firefox 26 With 14 Security Advisories
- Dual boot USB drive tutorial
- Android 4.4.2 KitKat update starts rolling out to Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7, Nexus 10
- Netflix open sources its data traffic cop, Suro
- Webopedia Term of the Day: What is Internet of Things?
- Microsoft FAT patent loss endangers its Android revenue
- Linux Foundation Builds Internet of Things Effort
- OpenCRX: An open source Salesforce alternative
- When a bash script asks "Where am I?"

Ars Technica
- Nokia moves ahead with plans for a low-end Android handset
- “Revenge porn” operator arrested, charged with ID theft
- Ars editors remember their first taste of Doom, 20 years later
- Nobel winner boycotts glamour mags
- The first smartring has an LED screen, tells time, and accepts calls
- New Android threats could turn some phones into remote bugging devices
- Google releases Sony Z Ultra Google Play Edition and white Nexus 7
- No, I won’t install your app or subscribe to your newsletter
- Holiday Dealmaster sings a sweet song of savings
- LG posts source code revealing Google Play Edition G Pad 8.3 [Update: It’s live]
- Windows 7 given a reprieve of sorts to extend OEM sales
- FCC halts AT&T plan to raise Internet prices on Sprint and other rivals

iconbar.com
- RISC OS London Show, Saturday 26th October 2013
- Software preservation project bearing fruit
- Portsmouth show reminder
- RISC OS 5.20 released, free Portsmouth show in planning
- Old games on new screens
- New RISC OS news web site
- Mail client Pluto updated, open-sourced
- Emulation roundup
- 3QD Developments acquire RISC OS from RISCOS Ltd
- Justin Fletcher's RISC OS Rambles