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Hawk Eye Innovations report that the average error of the machine is 3.6mm.

An imminent threat to worldwide banana production.

If Hollywood could order intellectual property laws for Christmas what would they look like? This is pretty close.

Sweeping reforms will make it easier than ever for law enforcement to intercept communications if amendments to the Telecommunications (Interceptions) Act are agreed upon

Miami police could soon be the first in the United States to use cutting-edge, spy-in-the-sky technology to beef up their fight against crime.

BBC are reporting on a grisly trade lying behind the booming business for replacement body parts in medical procedures. Apparently a fully processed cadaver can fetch up to $250,000.

A Camera claiming to use Terahertz radiation to detect foreign objects under clothing, without revealing body details.

Police and customs officials investigating suspected patent violations seized mobile phones, navigation devices and other gadgets.

A keynote talk with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg descended into chaos as the audience heckled the interviewer for failing to get to the point.

New South Wales cabinet has proposed new powers for police to search computers anywhere under a search warrant.

Criminal hackers now view social networking sites as their best target for attacks, partially because such sites are designed to be usable by "unsophisticated" consumers.

The European Parliament just passed a proposal to treat internet censorship as a trade barrier.

Agent warns that the Internet has become a sanctuary for cyber criminals and the only way to rectify this is to create a second, more secure Internet.

The European Commission fined Microsoft a record €899-million on Wednesday for failing to comply with its landmark 2004 antitrust ruling.

The Taliban has demanded that cellphone network providers in Afghanistan cease service between the hours of 5pm and 7am each night of the week.

Pakistan has ordered its ISPs to block access to YouTube "for containing blasphemous web content/movies."

The Mosquito sound device is used to annoy and drive off younger people with sounds that are too high-pitched for most adults to hear. Sir Albert Aynsley-Green, the Children's Commissioner for England appointed to represent the views of the country's 11 million children, has set up a campaign called "Buzz Off" that is calling for the Mosquito to be banned on grounds that it infringes the rights of young people.

Yahoo is talking with a number of potential partners, possibly as a way to either stave off future Microsoft offers or in an effort to drive up the software giant's offer. The talks between News Corp. and Yahoo ... may signal a resumption of discussions that took place last U.S. summer between the two media giants that quieted during the fall.

Paleontologists digging in the arid Patagonian wilderness of Argentina reported yesterday finding the remains of a meat-eating dinosaur as big as Tyrannosaurus rex and perhaps clever enough to bring down its prey by hunting in packs.