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 - Banks want chip-and-PIN flaw exposure hushed up
 Banks were accused of a cover-up after they tried to silence a Cambridge University scientist who exposed a fatal flaw in chip and PIN card security.
- Canadians the most Web-addicted in the world
 Canadians log in more than 2,500 minutes a month, followed by Israelis.
- Internet brings prosperity to Chinese farmers
 Farmers in China's remote villages are prospering with trading agricultural products through the world wide web using internet connectivity provided at various information centres in rural parts of the country.
- Apple sued over apps privacy; Google next?
 Two separate groups of iPhone and iPad users have sued Apple Inc alleging that certain software applications were passing personal user information to third-party advertisers without consent.
- India's first Web TV to launch on Jan 1
 Kochi-based Vibes Visual and Media Private Limited said it will launch Indiavibes, claimed to be India's first web TV, on New Year's day.
- New device to fill beer cup from bottom up
 A company has invented a beer dispensing system that fills a cup from the bottom up, making the normally-frustrating process of getting a beer at a function or concert much easier.
- Drone warfare: a hi-tech video game?
 The drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), used by the US to take out militants in Pakistan's tribal regions, are the new face of modern warfare, according to a US drone expert.
- Kindle holding its own against tablets: Amazon
 Amazon.com Inc said sales of its Kindle e-reader were strong over the holiday season amid competition from devices such as Apple Inc's iPad, a computer tablet that also has e-reader capabilities.
- Germany plans new cyber-warfare defence centre
 Germany will create a new cyber-warfare defence centre next year to fight off espionage attacks, the German interior ministry said.
- Ceiling lights send coded Internet data
 Flickering ceiling lights are usually a nuisance, but in city offices in St. Cloud, they will actually be a pathway to the Internet.
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The company joins Google in protesting cyber attacks and censorship in China.
Chat-Roulette has emerged as the hottest thing on the Internet.
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Seoul topped the list the of cities from which spam was being sent.
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The company stopped censoring its Chinese search results.
Snow-capped ranges may turn into barren spots in a few decades.
Non-binding deal for combating global warming has US stamp.
Obama hails non-binding agreement, but poor nations unimpressed.
Manmohan, Obama speak for developing and developed world.
BASIC countries agree that the Kyoto Protocol will have to stay. 
He also stressed that India will play a positive and constructive role on climate.
Leaders from 28 countries met overnight to hammer out the draft. 
India says there is 75 per cent agreement in climate talks with the US.
US blamed others of backing away from scrutiny of their climate actions.
Frustration growing over the lack of progress in talks.