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UBC launches download service
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Xbox to offer video-on-demand service
Microsoft will allow gamers in the UK to buy films through its Xbox 360 console from next week -
Satnav takes you back thousands of years
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For sale: rocket scientist's secret papers
A once top-secret manuscript by Wernher von Braun, recognised as a milestone in the development of rockets, is to go under the hammer
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Video: Robots slug it out in Japan
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Feel the whole world at your fingertips
Jack Schofield: What's the time in Hong Kong? How old would Elvis be today? There's only one place to go for answers to such questions: the World Clock
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Podcast: The dating game
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