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A future where little or no attention is given to which components power our desktop computer's hardware could soon be upon us
Deleting your account on Zuckerberg's social networking site can be a surprisingly liberating experience as our columnist discovers
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There are lots of unscrupulous people online, and many of them are after your cash. We explore the dark world of the online filmflammer
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Free Linux music packages Ardour, Hydrogen and Jack will help you fall in love with a whole new world of creative possibilities
We select and dissect the ten computers that were most significant in shaping the information age as we know it today
Our eyes can't see it, but digital cameras can. Discover a new world of vision as you create your own beautiful infrared photographs.
We've trawled the internet hunting for the the some of the coolest web apps currently available today so that you don't have to
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From vectors to near photorealism, we chart how the third dimension has added more than just depth to our favourite games
If your once-fast PC is more tractor than Lambourghini, don't despair. We explain why you don't need to replace it - simply upgrade
Find out how the theory behind a fun toy can illustrate some deep computer theories and techniques.
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With these top tips you too can eke out the extra performance that's required to make today's great games playable
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