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• Out-Law News
  Latest legal news from OUT-LAW.COM, part of international law firm Pinsent Masons
  
  
• Views sought on measures aimed at driving up investment in private rented homes sector
  Housing industry stakeholders are being asked to submit their views on Government measures to increase investment in privately rented properties.
  
  
• Firm entitled to serve legal documents via Facebook, High Court rules
  The High Court has ruled that legal claims can be served through Facebook after uncertainty was expressed about the postal address of one of defendants, according to a newspaper report.
  
  
• Government Planning Portal processes millionth application
  The Government's planning resource website the Planning Portal has processed its one millionth planning application and has delivered approximately £285 million in savings to applicants and councils, the Government said.
  
  
• Stockport housing scheme to get funding from Get Britain Building programme
  The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has confirmed that a housing and regeneration development in Stockport is in line to receive funding from the Government's £420 million Get Britain Building programme.
  
  
• Bracknell failed to cooperate under Localism Act, says Wokingham
  Wokingham Borough Council has objected to the housing plans of a neighbouring local authority because it did not co-operate with it on infrastructure plans. 
  
  
• Lend Lease unveils final Heygate masterplan
  Developer Lend Lease has unveiled its final masterplan proposals for the Heygate Estate regeneration scheme in Elephant and Castle, south London. The final masterplan has been developed in response to feedback given on the concept masterplan released last October.
  
  
• Government asks Supreme Court for permission to appeal FiTs rulings
  The Government has asked the Supreme Court to rule on whether it acted lawfully when it announced plans to scale back its subsidy plans for solar projects in December.
  
  
• Cross-border business growth prompts European company law review
  The European Commission is seeking input on how company law in its 27 member states can best be modernised to reflect the growth of cross-border trade and the development of e-commerce.
  
  
• Branson wins right to own porn web address featuring his name
  An Australian man has been ordered to transfer his ownership of the richardbranson.xxx domain name to UK entrepreneur Richard Branson.
  
  
• Joint venture between large construction companies could damage competition in materials market
  A proposed UK joint venture between two large construction companies could damage competition in certain construction materials markets, the Competition Commission (CC) has said.
  
  

• Latest articles in editorial at CNET UK
  
  Latest articles in editorial
  
  
• Apple factories hid child workers, employees claim
  The factory that produces the iPhone and iPad has been accused of hiding child workers from labour inspectors.
  
  
• Pinterest guide: What it is, how to start and who to follow
  Katie Collins presents her guide to Pinterest -- and explains why it's going to be the next big social networking sensation in the UK.
  
  
• Nearly 1 million UK homes to need 4G TV filters
  Almost a million UK homes will need special filters for their tellies to cope with 4G interference.
  
  
• ZTE Mimosa X hands-on
  The dual-core, Ice Cream Sandwich-packing Mimosa X could be a tasty addition to ZTE's Android line-up, provided the price is right.
  
  
• Pinterest guide
  Watch our video guide to Pinterest where we tell you all you need to know about the new social networking sensation.
  
  
• Olympus VG-170 review
  A 14-megapixel camera for just £80? Despite a few neat features, the Olympus VG-170 has made too many compromises to hit that price.
  
  
• LG Optimus 3D Max hands-on
  The LG Optimus 3D Max offers glasses-free 3D and is lighter and thinner than its predecessor. Will this new model put 3D in more pockets?
  
  
• Panasonic Viera WT50 hands-on
  Watch our video preview of the Panasonic Viera WT50, a Smart TV with a wacky trackpad remote.
  
  
• Panasonic Eluga hands-on
  Take a look at our hands-on video of the Panasonic Eluga, a waterproof smart phone packing Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
  
  
• Samsung Series 9 skinny laptop on sale Saturday
  Samsung's new Series 9 ultrabook will be on sale from Saturday, 25 February. Read up on it here.
  
  
• Your private messages revealed to government in new plans
  Broadband providers and phone networks are to reveal to authorities your every phone call, text message, email and private social network message.
  
  
• Windows 8 will have UK English for proper spellings
  The next generation of Windows will come with UK English as standard, so we can have proper spellings rather than Americanisms.
  
  
• Samsung Galaxy phones and Tabs to stream Blockbuster movies
  Samsung is taking on Netflix, Spotify and iTunes with streaming on your Samsung phone, tablet or TV -- and all thanks to Blockbuster.
  
  
• Nokia teases new camera phone with snowy video
  Nokia's teased a new camera phone, with a snowy video inviting us to 'get ready to capture a pure view'.
  
  
• Gallery: Sony PS Vita on sale now in the UK
  The PS Vita is now on sale in the UK, and we've got some shots from the midnight launch at Game on Oxford Street.
  
  
• Panasonic Viera ET5 hands-on
  The Panasonic Viera ET5 isn't the most stunning TV I've seen, but the passive 3D tech is likely to appeal to sociable sports fans.
  
  
• BBM, iMessage and others lost mobile networks £8.8bn
  Mobile network operators have lost an estimated £8.8bn thanks to free messaging apps.
  
  
• Microsoft denies Office for iPad, attacks Google
  Microsoft has denied it's working on a version of Office for the iPad. And it's directly attacked Google in a new advert while it's at it.
  
  
• Google augmented reality Android glasses on sale this year
  Google's Terminator-style augmented reality glasses could go on sale this year, reports suggest.
  
  
• LG Optimus 3D Max allows 2D/3D conversion
  LG has outed the Optimus 3D Max, a phone that lets you convert standard pictures, video and maps to 3D right on the handset. Smart.
  
  

• Technology
  
  Get the latest technology news, reviews, advice, picture galleries and video from the Telegraph. We also focus on video game reviews and bring you the Gadget Inspectors.
  
  
• Twitter 'to hit 500 million registered users'
  Twitter is set to hit 500 million registered users later today, according to a report.
  
  
• ACTA referred to European Court of Justice
  ACTA, the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade agreement, is to be referred to the European Court of Justice.
  
  
• Google digital glasses 'coming soon'
  Google is working on digital glasses using augmented reality and its Android technology, reports suggest.
  
  
• Anonymous 'may soon be able to hack into power grid', warns US national security chief
  NSA's Gen Keith Alexander's claims rebuffed by group of hackers.
  
  
• Anonymous 'may soon be able to hack into power grid', warns US national security chief
  NSA's Gen Keith Alexander's claims rebuffed by group of hackers.
  
  
• Protecting Britain's digital security
  Our national security and our economy rely on the security of our digital lives - which is why government and industry have joined forces to protect them, says James Morris.
  
  
• Apple battles to avoid iPad ban in China
  The latest stage of Apple's battle to use the "iPad" trademark in China saw heated exchanges in a Shanghai court, as the technology giant fought to avoid disruption to global supplies of its best-selling tablet.
  
  
• The death of the debit card?
  A Payments Council project will enable mobile payments from any account, could this spell the end of fiddling in a purse or wallet for a plastic card?
  
  
• Facebook to roll out bigger adverts this month
  Facebook is set to roll out new larger adverts around users' profiles from February 29, according to a leaked document.
  
  
• Microsoft attacks Google Apps in 'Googlighting' video
  Microsoft has launched an open attack on Google Apps in a new online video called 'Googlighting'.
  
  
• Doctors told to prescribe smartphone apps to patients
  Doctors will be encouraged to prescribe smartphone apps to help patients manage conditions ranging from diabetes to depression, the Government has announced.
  
  
• Heinrich Rudolf Hertz's birthday marked with Google doodle wave
  Heinrich Rudolf Hertz has been honoured with a Google doodle marking the 155th anniversary of his birth.
  
  
• Organised crime 'routinely jamming GPS'
  The global positioning system (GPS) is now routinely being jammed by criminals, a conference will hear tomorrow.
  
  
• Microsoft Office iPad version 'coming soon'
  An iPad version of Microsoft Office is set to be launched imminently, reports suggest.
  
  
• Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom granted bail
  The founder of the filesharing website Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, was granted bail and released on Wednesday after a New Zealand judge determined that authorities have seized any funds he might have used to flee the country.
  
  
• Megaupload found Kim Dotcom granted bail
  The founder of the filesharing website Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, was granted bail and released on Wednesday after a New Zealand judge determined that authorities have seized any funds he might have used to flee the country.
  
  
• Sony PlayStation Vita review
  Consumer Technology Editor Matt Warman tries Sony's entry into the handheld gaming market
  
  
• The Nine Eyes of Google Street View: a photo project by Jon Rafman
  The Nine Eyes of Google Street View: a photo project by Jon Rafman.
  
  
• Facebook nudity ban laid bare
  The rules Facebook uses to decide whether to censor users' postings have been published for the first time, detailing its more liberal attitude to gore than to nudity.
  
  
• New 4G mobile networks' TV interference will cost £180million
  Interference caused by new mobile networks will cost operators £180million, the Government has announced.
  
  
• Sony PlayStation Vita launch titles in pictures
  Sony PlayStation Vita goes on sale today - see the pick of the best launch titles for the innovative portable games console.
  
  
• Twitter signs first search deal in Russia with Yandex
  Users of the leading Russian search engine, Yandex, will now be able to search for tweets, as part of a new partnership, while Twitter continues to be unable sign a similar deal with Google.
  
  
• Twitter signs first search deal in Russia
  Users of the leading Russian search engine will now be able to search for tweets, as part of a new partnership, while Twitter continues to be unable sign a similar deal with Google.
  
  
• Legal claims can be served via Facebook, High Court judge rules
  Legal claims can now be served via Facebook in Britain, after a landmark ruling in the English High Court.
  
  
• Facebook launches verified accounts for celebrities
  Facebook has launched verified accounts, in a similar vein to Twitter, which will allow high profile users of the social network to have their identities authenticated.
  
  

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