
What you read and what you really shouldn't have missed
By silicon.com
Published: 22 December 2005 17:20 GMT
Here we bring you a snapshot of just some of the highlights from the past year on silicon.com including our best-read stories, top interviews, biggest scoops and more not-to-be-missed content.
The top stories: Stories that proved popular with readers.
The interviews: Some of the individuals we put questions to this year.
The scoops: A selection of the stories which broke on the pages of silicon.com.
The stats: The year in numbers.
This year alone we've written 246 stories about Apple, 220 on outsourcing, 214 about Google, 209 about BT, 201 about Microsoft, 161 on VoIP, 134 on viruses, 112 on spyware, 99 on RFID, 94 about Dell, 78 about eBay, 71 about Vodafone, 60 about the BBC... and just one on UFOs.
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