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  Gamer to pay Nintendo $1.8m for illegal upload
Australian man hacked into New Super Mario Bros. game and put it on the Internet before the title's international release. -AFP
 
 
Using technology to save costs at RWS
Behind the scenes at Resorts World Sentosa, a custom-made print solution helps them save costs and trees as well. -AsiaOne
Startup lets webcams detect people
Vitamin D Video has eliminated the need to sift through hours or days of video. -AFP
Weekly motoring roundup
Renault's convertible hard-top roadster will be called Wind. More local motoring news inside.
I say, could this be the iSaviour?
The iPad's ability to integrate audio and video with text offers users a rich experience. -ST
Volkswagen Golf R: With more guts
VW's Golf R tries to beat the GTI at its own game by packing a lot more firepower.
Apple pulls out of Macworld expo
It has opted out of the event and will not be giving a keynote presentation. But the expo will still have a special iPad preview for participants. -AFP
Google warns Chinese copycat website
US Internet firm demanded the Chinese site stop using the logo by Monday. -AFP
Australian family learn of tragedy on Facebook
Teen sisters logged onto social networking site to find out brother had died in car crash. -AFP
Biggest hacker training site shut down
Website taught hacking techniques and provided malicious software downloads for 12,000 members. -China Daily/ANN
PayPal temporarily suspends some India services
PayPal, which is owned by online auction giant eBay, did not provide any further details about the move. -AFP
US faces 'serious' cyberspace threats: advisor
The United States faces "serious and significant" threats within cyberspace. -AFP
Facebook removes Microsoft banner ads from site
Facebook is taking full control of display ads. -Reuters
Email and IM when you're out and about
Enjoy the freedom to respond wherever you are. -Advertising feature
Ethiopia gets Microsoft software in Amharic
Launch a major step forward for Amharic to be a language of technology, says director of ICT agency. -AFP
Philippine automated vote system 'almost perfect'
The Philippines' controversial new automated voting system passed its test in a mock election Saturday. -AFP
China's Xinjiang restores access to 27 websites
The restored websites included official government services as well as commercial sites. -AFP
China officials: 'Sexting' among acquaintances not a crime
Crackdown on phone pornography targets those who "sext" to the public, not to each other. -China Daily/ANN
Facebook removes Microsoft banner ads from site
However, Microsoft will continue to sell text-based search ads on the website until beyond 2011. -Reuters
Cambodia rebukes Google
It was over Google's map of a ancient temple at the centre of a border dispute with Thailand. -AFP
Hackers rigging blogs, email, websites
SEO poisoning attacks were favored, using hot topics to lure people to malicious website. -Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN
Facebook gets more Bing - and control of display ads
Microsoft will provide Facebook users full access to Bing features. -AFP
Google-inspired fashion makes debut
'One of a kind' items by emerging designers on sale at googlestore.com. -AFP
You want to post that online? Really?
Some teens have spilled their lives online, only to regret it later. -AsiaOne
Tiny dino was multicoloured
With a new scientific method, researchers have discovered a tiny dinosaur to be multicoloured. -AFP
Toyota recalls raise questions about computerized cars
US safety officials have launched a new probe of possible electronic interference in Toyota cars.
Nothing online is ever private
Many young Singaporeans have a callous attitude when expressing themselves online. -myp
IBM taking US Air Force into software cloud
10-month-project will 'push the technology boundaries' of cloud computing. -AFP
US House passes bill to bolster cybersecurity
No single US agency is currently charged with ensuring government cybersecurity efforts. -AFP
iiNet breaks ground as first 'tweeted' Australian trial
The first Australian trial to be Twittered. -AFP
US teen blogging nosedives
Despite being more wirelessly connected than ever before, teenagers cut back on blogging. -AFP
 
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