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You know the worst – but what are the best technology moments in film?

Lists of the top ten worst moments in films involving technology are easy - but which ones would you vote the best?

Oren Peli: ‘I’m not a nerd or a luddite, I’m a geek really’

The writer and director of Paranormal Activity admits he's a sucker for the latest bit of gadgetry

Music pirates – want to go legit? Here’s one possible option

Apple could react to digital economy bill by offering iTunes users the chance to replace illegally downloaded songs with legitimate versions, predicts Paul Owen

Warner Bros hiring student to spy on pirates

Are you studying for a degree in computing? Fancy a job monitoring internet forums for illegal filesharers? You're in luck ...

Quarter of eight-to-12-year-olds on Facebook, MySpace or Bebo

Young UK internet users creating social network profiles despite official age limit, annual Ofcom survey finds. By Mark Sweney

Jane Goldman: Meet the screenwriter of the controversial new film Kick-Ass

Jane Goldman's new film Kick-Ass is the story of a foul-mouthed 11-year-old girl assassin. The screenwriter wife of Jonathan Ross and mother of three admits to a 'geeky' enthusiasm for comic books and violent video games, writes Elizabeth Day

St David’s Day celebrated around the world – and on Google

St David's Day is the feast of the patron saint of Wales

Christopher Smith: Macs are beautiful, PCs are vile

Celebrity squares: Film director Christopher Smith devours new gadgets but he won't download films

The Princess and The Frog

Stuart Goodwin: The Princess and The Frog tie-in game fails to capture the film's hand-drawn magic

Peter Ferdinando: A chip in my head will replace my iPhone

Celebrity squares: actor Peter Ferdinando started out with a Commodore 64, but dreams of a future with Tron motorcycles and chip implants instead of iPhones

Disney animator Andreas Deja: my new high-definition system is pure joy

Celebrity squares: Disney animator Andreas Deja is overwhelmed by the clarity of his new high-definition TV system

Scene it? Bright Lights! Big Screen!

Todd Nash: It's a decent enough party game, but what a shame about the host

The iTablet cometh, but not in Las Vegas

Will Apple's iTablet lead media companies out of a wilderness of non-paying customers?

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