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Deep Packet Inspection may not mean much, but it ought to bring to a head the simmering tension over privacy between personal liberties and fighting terrorism which the Government has been dragging far too far in the direction of State control. Deep Packet Inspection refers to equipment which the Home Office is planning to embed with internet and mobile phone providers (such as BT and Vodafone) so as to ...

In the current climate, almost everyone is looking for ways to save money. Well one easy way is to better insulate your home. With good insulation, you will save on fuel bills as you won't need your heating on as much or as high. Cavity wall insulation could save you upto £90 a year Loft insulation coudl save you upto £110 a year If every home in the UK installed cavity ...

If you wnat to watch videos on your iPod touch, but don't want to pay for programs or films form itunes, simply comvert any of your existing videos to a format that is compatable with the iPod. Videora iPod touch Converter is a free iPod touch video converter that converts video files, YouTube videos, movies and DVD's so you can play them on your iPod touch. The software, developed ...

The Times ran a good article in yesterdays Sunday edition, all about bargain hunting and finding discounts online, as well as other money making stories. Some of the top online discounts can be found below, thoug not sure how long some of these will now last since they have now got alot of exposure in the ST! Enjoy: Play.com 20% off by quoting discount code PLCINX08 Asos.com 15% off on all menswear ...

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If you have an old iPod touch that has the original 1.x software installed (or 'firmware') then you may have seen the option in itunes to upgrade to the latest 2.0 or 2.1 firmware, for a fee of £12.99! For this you get nothing more than new owners get on their (cheaper) iPod touch. I think this is wrong. Do you? If so, there is a simple way ...