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in this episode: the ongoing patent row between Apple and Samsung, Facebook and Twitter cosying up for a run against Google+? Will it be possible to make telephone calls on Windows 8 and we'll be learning about QR codes from a 9 year old. We'll also be talking about the rise of contactless payment systems, including NFC, and welcoming a popular gadget based television show back to its old time slot. We'll also be asking the question - is a disused NASA satellite hurtling towards our planet?

in this episode: The next major version of Internet Explorer will be plug-in free (no Flash!), Twitter loses key staff, IBM's Watson finds a partner, and technology patents - are they preventing innovation?

in this episode: What makes you choose one particular mobile app over another, are free apps really free, and how can developers and publishers make their apps stand out from crowd.

in this episode: Google and Intel working together again? Rumours abound regarding a possible Amazon tablet, and printing body parts - is it really possible?

in this episode: we report how one company is planning to make millions of CVs and Resumes searchable on the Internet. We ask have you been trolled or have you ever trolled. And finally we'll be installing Windows 8 Developer Preview on a Macbook Air.

in this episode: first look at the new operating system from Microsoft, Apple iPhone 5 rumours, crowd-funding, and is it possible to measure the internet?

in this episode: Have you ever hacked a teapot? Is it about time Google shut down some its services and cross-platform development tools, can you create an app in a day?

in this episode: Computer Science in the classroom, the end of webOS, gadget of the week, and can a computer really predict a revolution?