German entrepreneur Alexander Straub says that his service Truphone, which uses Wi-Fi to slash mobile phone bills, has the telecom giants running scared. Barry Mansfield reports
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Telepresencing – the future of business meetings?
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Affordable, simple technology will extend social and economic opportunities around the globe, says Microsoft chairman Bill Gates
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Easynet founder David Rowe wants to use broadband to bring the barriers to international business crashing down. Barry Mansfield reports
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Small, high-tech models may dominate the mobile phone market, but there is still a place for big and bold, as Priscilla Awde finds out
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Barry Mansfield checks out Wacom’s new Bamboo graphics tablet
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Barry Mansfield checks out Novatel’s latest ExpressCard
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Vegas’s Consumer Electronics Show previewed some of the latest and niftiest new gadgets – Frank Vizard was there
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Barry Mansfield tries a pocket-sized virtual keyboard that actually works
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By making the Symbian smartphone operating system freely available, Nokia may actually be cutting off the opposition. Priscilla Awde reports
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Barry Mansfield tests TomTom's continent-spanning new satnav.
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Bang & Olufsen CEO Torben Ballegaard Sørensen says he is on course to turn a niche brand into a €1bn company
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In 2007 technology will change the way we live and work, with a host of new gadgets presenting both blessings and challenges, says TONY GLOVER
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We’d be lost without the internet, satnavs and on-the-go entertainment. How handy then, reports Priscilla Awde, that we can now combine them all
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Momail: Accessible mobile email for everyone
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ALF FRANKLIN of Sybase UK explains how the right software can provide low-energy data storage
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Commentary from Impax Asset Management and Cisco
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Free Wi-Fi for every reader – if Martin Varsavsky has his way
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