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MNEUMONIX (NEW-MON-ICS) are dedicated to providing cost-effective solutions to your PC and networking requirements.

Our dedicated team of engineers are highly qualified and have gained British Computer Society/ Engineering Council accreditation (C.Eng and CITP). We are on hand 24 hours a day to cater for your IT and Computing needs. Our team are specifically selected to provide a friendly, reliable and efficient service and can communicate effectively at all levels.

Our expertise ranges from small, single PC domestic and small-business installations, to multi server networks on a range of platforms. This includes Windows (9.x, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista), Linux/ UNIX and Novell.

MNEUMONIX offer a range of business solutions specially tailored to meet your needs. Our technicians are on hand 24 hours a day 7 days a week to provide maintenance and technical support tailored to your requirements.

We aim to provide high quality simple IT solutions within your budget. Whatever your home PC problem, however small or large MNEUMONIX are on hand to assist. Services range from set-up of a single PC through to troubleshooting, installation and repair of both hardware and software.

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Wheelie robot brings dinner on the double

Toshiba shows off a two-wheeled autonomous robot than can roll over ramps and balance a tray of food. Wheelie might make a decent waiter.

Tech finds its place at SXSWi (roundup)

As the Web generation descends on the South by Southwest Interactive show in Austin, several location-based start-ups try to put themselves on the map.

Hunch gets $10 million from Khosla Ventures, others

Hunch, a buzzy start-up that answers questions using crowdsourced recommendations, has lined up at least $10 million in funding, according to sources.

@ScrewYouSXSW vents at absent husband

We might never know if a Twitter feed purporting to be by a woman left behind on her anniversary weekend by her SXSW-bound husband is real. But it's very funny stuff.

FCC chairman outlines broadband plan for kids

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski lays out a plan for 21st century digital access, citizenship, literacy, and safety.

VoxOx now translates as you type

VoxOx's claim on a robust feature set makes it a powerful, if slightly unstable, multi-protocol chat and VoIP client--now with free universal translation for all IMs and tweets.

'Runaway' Prius: Questions raised about driver

The case of a "runaway" Prius in San Diego demonstrates how claims about electronic flaws requires investigators to look carefully at the human element too.

Man fined for insulting ex-girlfriend on Facebook

A court decides to fine a man for offensive messages sent to his former lover on Facebook. What kind of precedent might this set?

Microsoft races to plug IE hole after exploit code released

Software giant's patch process speeds up after researcher releases code on Net that can be used to target the vulnerability and take over PCs.

SXSWi: Emergency alarm evacuates convention center

Was it a glitch or a mischievous prankster who pulled the fire alarm during the South by Southwest Interactive Festival? Or maybe a sign that it's happy hour?

Reporters' Roundtable podcast: Future of laptops

It's been four years since laptop computers passed desktops in U.S. unit sales. But laptop vendors can't rest, with the Netbook phenomenon sweeping the world and the iPad coming.

Day one at SXSWi (photos)

The annual interactive festival has only been under way for hours, but already the scene is full of energy--and lots of people.

Apple COO gets $5 million thank you

Tim Cook will get $5 million plus some extra stock options as a reward for filling in for Steve Jobs last year.

Windows Phone 7 and SkyDrive could be awesome together

In the search for cloud-based music storage, Microsoft has all the pieces to offer an unparalleled experience on Windows Phone 7.

GDC: Sid Meier and his mind games

Game developer and guru tells developers that if they want to create the next best seller, they need to get inside the player's head.

Drowning in ads at SXSWi

Marketers are everywhere at the annual digital-culture fest. It sort of makes your face start to melt a little bit.

Consensus emerges for key Web app standard

Indexed DB isn't a sure thing, but it's got most of the right allies in the browser world to become an enabler of the cloud-computing vision.

FCC tool collects broadband speed data

A new FCC tool tests whether consumers are actually getting the broadband speeds they're paying for.

Come see Paris--in 26 gigapixels

Site, which offers a breathtaking view of Paris, enables you to pan around, see monuments, and get a high-def feel for what the City of Light is all about.

EMC wants to distribute data

EMC has unveiled a vision for globally federating data, essentially a cache for storage across wide area communication links.

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