In print: what Steve Jobs said about a tablet and 'iPhone', copyright sinks planning model, the PS3's chances and more

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• What Jobs told me on the iPhone
  Will Apple's chief executive unveil a tablet Mac or an 'iPhone' at Macworld next week? Apple's former federal sales boss David Sobotta describes a meeting which explained key thinking.
• Copyright fight sinks virtual planning
  Free Our Data: Stunning new applications could engage Londoners in the future of their city - but there's a catch, caused by Crown copyright.
• AT&T climbdown is a victory for net neutrality - or is it?
  AT&T's decision not to charge high-bandwidth sites extra is good news, but lacks guarantees.
• The future is here, and it's fully interactive
  Aleks Krotoski: By all educated predictions, the populations of the western world will be assimilated into the Borg by 2008. But between then and now, what's in store for interactivity? Allow me to wallow in some far-fetched predictions.
• Games
  Flushed Away | Neverwinter Nights 2 | Lumines II
• Newly Asked Questions:
  • Is Steve Jobs off the hook after his stock options probe?
    Apple's internal investigation might have expressed "complete confidence" in him and the management team, but there's still the little matter of the separate inquiry into options backdating at Pixar, where he was chief executive until Disney bought it last May.
  • How will the PS3 fare when it finally reaches Europe?
    Judging by figures that came out of the US this week, the going for Sony's console could be tougher than it had expected.
• Big Brother sugars the surveillance pill
  Victor Keegan: Something funny has been happening to the CCTV cameras in our neighbourhood. They have started growing ears. Not real ones - at least not yet - but audio functions enabling them to "hear" what is happening around them as well as see.
• Technobile
  Jim Cromwell: Grrrr! One more reminder to change my password and I'll start stalking the IT folks and gutting my computer.
• Whatever happened to the future?
  Past seers gawped into the glitzy future to envisage a hi-tech world. But how many of them were right?
• Time for a little bit more siteseeing
  Readers responded with gusto to our request for really useful websites.
• Get ready to see more applications online
  Jack Schofield: The web has been a fantastic success in enabling people to find and use information. It has been much less successful as a way of delivering applications, but that's changing fast. This could be the year that rich internet applications (RIAs) really start to take off.
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• Newsbytes
  Amazon.com's Christmas crackers | Skypers united | MySpace for parents | More kids stuff | Moab month | German scammers jailed
• Letters and blogs
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