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- Legislation site launch is 'world's first'
A 'groundbreaking' website featuring every UK law in full and available for free has been launched by The National Archives.
- Facebook member data put on BitTorrent site
Account information for millions of Facebook members has been scraped from the social network and published on a BitTorrent site.
- Google in clear over Wi-Fi data collection
The UK's Information Commissioner has effectively cleared Google of any wrongdoing over its Street View Wi-Fi data collection.
- Facebook trials 'delete account' function
A select group of Facebook members have begun trials of a function that would make it easier to permanently delete a Facebook account.
- Winston Churchill archive to go online
More than a million documents belonging to Winston Churchill including private photos, school reports and speeches are to be made available online.
- Amazon announces new Kindle, UK Kindle Store
Amazon has announced a new, smaller and lighter version of its Kindle e-reader, as well as a UK version of the Kindle Store.
- Sky 3D coming to homes in October
Broadcaster Sky has confirmed that it will launch Sky 3D to millions of customers' homes from 1 October 2010.
- Apple opens Safari Extensions Gallery
Apple has updated its Safari browser and launched an Extensions Gallery for add-ons from companies such as Twitter, eBay and Amazon.
- Apple sued over iPad overheating problem
Three disgruntled iPad owners have filed a lawsuit against Apple claiming the iPad turns itself off when it overheats.
- Firefox 4 beta 2 available to download
A revised beta version of the Firefox 4 browser is now available to download, offering App Tabs for sites you visit frequently.
- Twitter's oldest member, Ivy Bean, dies
A Twitter member who was thought to be the oldest member of the micro-blogging site has died aged 104.
- Average UK broadband customer gets 3.8Mbps
The average broadband customer in the UK gets a connection speed of 3.8Mbps, well ahead of the global average of 1.7Mbps, according to a report.
- Save UK Film Council campaign hits web
Thousands of surfers are getting behind an online campaign to save the UK Film Council from being scrapped.
- Virgin trials broadband via electricity poles
Residents of a village in Wales are to trial a high-speed fibre optic broadband service that is delivered over electricity poles.
- Ofcom broadband speeds report: reactions
Web User brings you a round-up of reactions to Ofcom's broadband speeds report.
- Broadband providers still mislead on speeds
Broadband providers are still advertising speeds well in excess of those that customers will typically receive, according to Ofcom.
- BBC launches London 2012 Olympics site
With two years to go until the 2012 Olympics in London the BBC has unveiled its dedicated Games website.
- O2 investigates iPhone roaming charge glitch
Network operator O2 is investigating why customers have reported being charged for web access on their iPhones while abroad.
- BT steps up cable theft campaign
A new anti-theft system that marks cables and anyone who tries to steal them is being implemented by BT.
- Brits not willing to pay for content online
UK surfers would rather share details with advertisers than pay to read and watch content on the web.
- 1948 London Olympics archive online
A collection of news, photos and video clips from the 1948 Olympic Games in London are now available online through the BBC.
- The Queen's personal photos hit Flickr
Pictures from private photo albums as well as behind-the-scenes shots from royal ceremonies have been put into a Royal Family Flickr collection.
- Web TV viewing could spark licence fee change
The government wants to crack down on people who avoid paying the TV licence fee by watching programmes online via their PC.
- HMV music download site crashes
Music retailer HMV's website has crashed on the day it launched its digital music download service.
- WikiLeaks struggles with Afghan war files strain
The clamour to see more than 75,000 leaked documents about the Afghanistan war has overloaded the WikiLeaks website.



