Mac clone firm Psystar has announced the launch of an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) licensing programme that will let hardware manufacturers produce machines that are Mac OS X compatible.

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News that iPrimus will quadruple its ADSL2+ broadband coverage is great news if you've been wanting better broadband speeds, but there's a catch.

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