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The latest stories from the Technology section of the BBC News web site.
Updated: 1 year 30 weeks ago
Crimefighter's 20 years in cyberspace
A security boss lifts the lid on two decades of battles with hackers
Call of Duty breaks sales records
The latest Call of Duty breaks sales records for a videogame, grossing more than £490m in its first five days on sale.
'Occupy Flash' launches manifesto
A group of former Flash developers campaign to ditch the plug-in, but Adobe says the software still offers the best multimedia experience.
VIDEO: The costs of smartphone downloads
The BBC's Technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones looks at how some people are getting unexpectedly large mobile data bills.
Robots set out to sample the seas
Four robots have set out from San Francisco on an epic 33,000 nautical mile journey across the Pacific Ocean.
World's 'lightest material' claim
A team of US-based engineers unveil a metallic micro-lattice which they claim is lighter than aerogels and strong for its size.
Data spies raid Norwegian firms
Norwegian energy and defence firms suffer the country's biggest ever wave of hacking attacks.
VIDEO: Facebook spam attack and other tech news
Some Facebook users' newsfeeds were unexpectedly flooded with graphic content, including images and videos showing pornography and violence. These and other tech news in Click's weekly bulletin.
VIDEO: Mobile data 'clarity needed'
Mobile phone operators are being told to do more to prevent customers facing steep bills for data usage on smartphones.
US panel to probe Chinese firms
US legislators launch a probe into Chinese telecom firms including Huawei and ZTE amid growing concerns over cyber espionage.
Liberians hope long wait for the web is finally over
Is West Africa's wait for the web finally over?
'Lightning fast' future traders
How tech helps traders work "at the speed of light"
AI moves closer with brain chip
A computer chip that mimics brain activity could help scientists advance research into artificial intelligence.
AP writers told off for tweeting
Associated Press reporters have been reprimanded for tweeting news rather than breaking it on the wires.
Rare metal deposits investigated
Geologists are trying to better understand how rare metals formed in Scotland amid rising global demand for the materials.
Samsung redesigns tablet computer
Samsung changes the look of its Galaxy 10.1 tablet after Apple convinced a court to block the devices in Germany.
VIDEO: Water cooler weapon demonstrated
The humble office water cooler bottle is being deployed in the latest military hardware to deal with hostage situations and terrorist threats. Watch video of how the Wall Breaker cannon can smash down walls.
VIDEO: Google launches online music store
Jamie Rosenberg, Google's digital content director, talks about the company's new Android-based online music store.
VIDEO: Prize aims to recognise engineers
A £1m award to encourage technical innovation has been launched by Lord Browne, chairman of the Queen Elizabeth Prize Foundation, and endorsed by Prime Minister David Cameron.
VIDEO: Students recognised for winning apps
Eight mobile phone apps have been chosen in a competition which attracted more than 850 entries, with the winners being congratulated by Prime Minister David Cameron at Downing Street.