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Oakley's Airwave: GPS, Bluetooth-enabled goggles

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What does the future hold for the Internet? As government delegations meet in Dubai for the World Conference on International Telecommunications, we discuss who - if anyone - should control the Web. And in TEST 24 we check out Oakley's Airwave - the goggles that provide you with an avalanche of information, such as altitude, speed and the location of your friends on the slopes!

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By Anelise Borges
Bad ACTA?
27/02/2012 - TECH 24

Bad ACTA?

Dozens of countries have signed on to the Anti-Counterfeit Trade Agreement, or ACTA, in a bid to comba intellectual property rights violations. While the pact may have noble intentions to crack down on piracy, it is sparking widespread opposition around the world for its tough penalties and that the agreement is largely being negotiated in secret.
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Sony gets back in the game with the PS Vita

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Online dating: love at first byte?
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Online dating: love at first byte?

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SOPA, Megaupload: World War Web
23/01/2012 - TECH 24

SOPA, Megaupload: World War Web

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Social media and the US presidential race
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Social media and the US presidential race

The United States presidential elections are expected to be the most expensive in history. While the lion's share of the candidates' budget will be spent on television advertising, social media is becoming an increasingly important component of their communications strategies. From Facebook to Twitter to Blogs, the Republicans are leveraging every major social network in their race to the white house.

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