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Gadgets to outnumber humans by 2015

A recent report estimates that within four years the amount of gadgets connected to the Internet will be twice the world's population.

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New free mobile texting app upstart Kik blocked by Blackberry

Waterloo - A 23-year-old University of Waterloo dropout has created a new smartphone text messaging application that has already attracted over two million users world wide in the first three weeks of availability.

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Nokia posts $1.36 billion third quarter loss

Nokia reported a $1.36 billion loss in the third quarter as it lowered the value of its wireless networks venture by $1.35 billion and global sales declined 20 percent.

In the Media by Bob Ewing

With Google Latitude, bosses can track their workers

With the new Google Latitude, professionals engaged in small industries could be tracked through their cellphones. As suggested by detailed reports, if used properly the software could very well be utilized as a tracking device for these workers.

In the Media by Bodhisattva Banerji

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Power behind the phone: Imagination Technologies

The tech firm putting the smart into smartphone

Top 5 Free Apps for Super Bowl

If you won't be by a television this Sunday, check out smart phone apps for Super Bowl 46.

Virtual therapists being developed to treat depression

Scientists at a U.S. university are developing new techologies to treat depression and other disorders — including a mood-detecting smart phone that will call to check up on you.

VIDEO: £80m police smart phone plan criticised

An £80m Home Office programme to give police forces Blackberrys and other mobile devices has been criticised by the National Audit Office.