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Valve's Gabe Newell: Valve are working on Source Engine 2.

After two seconds of buffering, viewers will leave - have no patience - according to new study.

No mandatory ISP filtering from the Australian government, they still would like it, though.

Smartphones, tablets represent more than 10% of all web browsing.

Google employee reportedly leaves his prototype Nexus 4 sitting at San Francisco bar.

Twitter users are more likely to visit a campaign donation page than the average internet user.

Dropbox updates mobile site, introduces new image galleries to help photo viewing on the move.

DISH unveils dishNET, high-speed internet access for rural United States residents.

Google would like to get rid of individual site logins, mentions that it's annoying.

IPv4's last /8 block of addresses starts to be allocated, after which there will be no more IPs avai.

Ubisoft does away with always-on DRM, limited activations.

Ants said to use TCP-like communication system says Stanford biologist and computer scientist.

The FCC is contemplating tax Internet service to subsidize bringing Internet to rural Americans.

IEEE wants Ethernet to get an injection of speed, is pushing for new standard between 400Gbps and 1T.

Mozilla preparing a preview of Firefox for Windows 8, would be released next month, offers Modern UI.

Google updated PageSpeed Service, browser now loads content even quicker.

Optus to give Sydney and Perth 4G coverage.

Google officially announces Google Fiber for Kansas City residents.

Comcast confirm plans to offer 305Mbps cable broadband, dubs it 'Xfinity Platinum'

TP-LINK release the world's smallest router, perfect for on the go internet sharing.

Trace is currently traveling around Europe visiting some tech companies. He reports back with Part 1 of his traveling with technology tips.

ACTA is effectively dead after the European Parliament votes down the bad treaty.

"Leap second" bug is what took down Amazon's servers and affected Instagram, Pinterest, and others.

Google contributed $80 billion to the US economy last year alone.

A Google employee proposes a new error code to signal a website has been censored.

A German ISP manages 4.7Gbps over an existing cable network, brings dreams to computer users everywh.

Google to warn users if they are infected with the DNS Changer malware.

BitFenix announces 2 fan controllers including the first internet-connected fan controller.

Net neutrality law has been passed in the Netherlands.

Verizon HomeFusion Broadband, brings LTE into homes as a wired replacement.

The internet contains a massive security flaw which allows traffic to be rerouted and sniffed.

Verizon to flick the switch to 'on' for their 4G LTE service, will cover 2/3 of Americans starting o.

The London 2012 Summer Olympics will be streamed Live across the Internet, thanks to NBC.

Arizona is working on a bill that would outlaw 'lewd or profane language' on the internet.

Apple TV is coming, but what would it be like? Could it just be a large-scale iPad?

Anonymous and Operation: BLACKOUT - threatening to take the Internet down on March 31st.

England moves 60ms closer to Japan via new fiber cables ran through the freshly melted Arctic.

CIA plans to use newly internet-connected devices to spy on persons of interest.

ISPs to implement graduated response to piracy by July 12.

Mozilla heads into 2012 with a new plan dubbed "Project Snappy"

Microsoft has shown off some touch-friendly Internet Explorer 10 details, also enhances security.

Opera Mini Next and Opera Mobile 12 are now available.

Japan's Softbank to launch 76Mbps-capable mobile data service this week, only sports 5GB downloads.

Near-record ratings for this years Grammy Awards.