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HAVING RECENTLY sold its assets in France, Italy and Spain for €20 million recently, Payzone, the troubled listed Dublin-based electronics payments group, looks set to go back to the well. - HP aims to cut its energy use to 25% below 2005 level TECHNOLOGY GIANT HP is on track to reduce its energy consumption to 25 per cent below its 2005 levels by 2010.
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- 'BarackBerry' dilemma highlights lack of data protection for all NET RESULTS: PANIC, TURMOIL, and headlines across newspapers, blogs, discussion boards and news sites. The world waits to see how the US President-elect will resolve the difficult situation.
- Mainstream phone with smart options INBOX: ALTHOUGH THE iPod still reigns supreme, we carry much of our music around in mobile phones. But this is no new idea, and, if you're anything like me, you've been listening to MP3s on mobile handsets for a while. So on first look it's hard to see what Nokia can bring to the party with its new 5320 XpressMusic handset combined with the recently launched "Comes With Music" download service. But look under the hood and you can see a cunning new strategy emerging.
- So robots are social animals after all CYNTHIA BREAZEAL is passionate about the possibilities of robots. Although the robots themselves cannot be similarly enthusiastic - yet - the computer science professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) believes that, before long, humans will be interacting with "social robots", robots that can read our emotions and express their own.
- Race for the picture-perfect web search WIRED: Google faces a quandary in its first tentative forays into the world of video and audio search, writes
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