VIDEO: Tech week in view 08-12-08
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8 December 2008 17:32 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Katie Scott gives us her thoughts on the big tech stories of last week, including Project Kangaroo's potential downfall, the new download service from Amazon and the Nokia N97.
PHONES
iPhone 4G snapped in ultimate spy shot homage You've got to give it to them - at least they've tried.
GAMING
Sony PlayStation Move motion controller confirmed Hopes to move your gaming to new dimension
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PS3 goes to the movies: Sony signs up all major Hollywood studios for HD films PlayStation Network first to offer HD movies to all
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