A gag has been placed on eBaY today for two unusual CDs. After it was revealed yesterday that Revenue & Customs lost two CDs in the post, containing 25 million citizens’ sensitive data.

Information gathered by National Statistics (ONS) for September show that almost 90% of Britons are choosing to use broadband rather than dial-up.

The statistics show that 49.2% of those connections are for services advertised at two megabits per second or faster.

As crazy as it would seem in today’s security mad countries, Two computer discs holding the personal details of half the families in the UK have gone missing. Lost in the post, sent via standard delivery.

Made in Lightwave in 2003, this shows a Playstation 3 Prototype before it hit the drawing board.

According to Feedburner the Top 10 most subscribed RSS feeds to date are as follows:

Swiss scientists have reached an impressive milestone in simulating a brain on a Super Computer (BlueGene/P). Biologically accurate neurons can now be reconstructed, based on detailed experimental data, at the push of a button.

For those of you who don’t want to pay hundreds for the latest mobile technology, a MOM has come up with a Winter-warm alternative.