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Amazon reduces Kindle Fire HDX by £30 in time for Christmas Amazon has reduced the price of its 7in Kindle Fire HDX tablet by £30, just in time to put one under the tree this Christmas -
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Nokia Normandy Android smartphone rumoured for 2014 Nokia is reportedly working on an Android smartphone, which will either sit alongside or replace its Asha range of budget handsets -
Qualcomm reveals 64-bit Snapdragon 410 mobile CPU The first 64-bit mobile system-on-chip outside of Apple's proprietary A7 has been revealed by Qualcomm, but the Snapdragon 410 won't be coming to the UK any time soon -
Nissan Qashqai 2014 claimed as "world's most parkable car" Technology from Nissan's self-driving vehicle programme makes its way to consumer level with an automatic parking system -
Mini Cooper S 2014 gets 2.0-litre engine upgrade Significantly larger engine leads to boosted performance, but Mini manages to keep efficiency in mind with gains in economy too -
Apple buys company behind Kinect Apple has paid $360m for the company that helped build the Xbox Kinect -
Amazon could be planning parcel pickups from London tube stations A Financial Times report suggests that Amazon could be preparing to put parcel dropboxes in London underground stations -
TalkTalk reboots Brownie Computer badge TalkTalk has teamed up with the Girl Guide Association to update the Brownie Computer badge, to make it more relevant to kids today -
Samsung ships 800,000 Galaxy Gears in 2 months Amidst reports of a poor retail performance, Samsung calls the Galaxy Gear the most popular smartwatch ever -
Samsung pulls Android 4.3 update for Galaxy S3 handsets Samsung has suspended an update for Galaxy S3 handsets following complaints from early adopters that their handsets were suffering from bugs -
Formula E Spark Renault electric car makes its UK debut Formula E, the first FIA-sanctioned electric racing series, introduced its Spark Renault car to the UK for the first time today -
152Mbit/s Virgin Media cable launched Virgin Media will raise the top-end speed of its cable service to twice that on offer fibre-to cabinet services