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NASA hopes to make a virtual space game
To up future recruitment, the US space agency has explored the idea of developing a massively multiplayer online (MMO) game.
The virtual world would be aimed at students and "simulate real NASA engineering and science missions" while participating in engaging game-play.

Home secretary targets internet extremism
The home secretary has outlined plans to crack down on websites which promote extremism, in an effort to expose radical terrorism groups and prevent people from being led into them. Jacqui Smith says she'll use the technology to stop "vulnerable people" being "groomed for violent extremism".

Apple unveils new ultra-thin laptop
The laptop called the MacBook Air weighs just 1.3 kilograms and costs £1,200. The computer, which is 0.76 inches (1.93cm) at its thickest point, was unveiled at the annual technology showcase event in San Francisco.

Blu-ray's future is unsure for early customers
Blu-ray who appear beating HD-DVD in the upgrade battle likened to Betamax and VHS, have hit a hurdle after announcing an upgrade to their systems. Owners of the earliest models of the player will not be able to access some features on future discs due to insufficient hardware on their machines.

Windows-based stealth virus causes alarm
PC users are being warned about a virus which embeds itself deep within Window and steals your passwords for bank accounts while remaining hidden, it has been revealed. The last month alone has seen the malicious program snaring around 5,000 victims - most residing in Europe.

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Training for 'digital plumbers' planned

09/02/07 - The Computing Technology Industry Association is devising a training programme for those who want to be trained as digital entertainment and automation experts. People that complete the course will be able to advertise themselves as a certified Digital Home Technology Integrator.

iPlayer must offer download service

The BBC has been told that their planned iPlayer service must be made available for users of all computers. It follows an announcement from the BBC that a download service for Mac and Linux users was dependent on costs and not 100% definite.

Google is watching you

24/05/07 - The search engine giant Google has unveiled plans to create an Orwellian database of its user's web preferences and personalities.

Speaking during a visit to Britain the company's chief executive, Eric Schmidt, said: "The goal is to enable Google users to be able to ask the question such as 'What shall I do tomorrow?' and 'What job shall I take?'.