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Isle of Wight Game Developer Rubicon news iPhone/iPad game, Great Little War Game, is getting great reviews
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New computers for residents of Totland thanks to a IWRCC grant.
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Well done to the five home-schooled young people from the Island (and their tutors) who managed to pick up yet more awards in the Landrover National Schools 4x4 Challenge last week
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Lindon's game will be the latest in a growing collection of self-penned video games from talented Island programmers.
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Cafe Scientifique talks open you up to a world of fascinating new subjects. A 45 minute talk is followed by a Q&A with an expert in one of the chosen fields for this season's talks.
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A group of homeâ€educated Isle of Wight young people have won a string of awards at the Land Rover Technology Challenge regional final, but need to raise £300 to get to finals
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We’re all becoming wearily-familiar with how often private information about us is being lost by government departments. The latest to...
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Driverless cars are coming. With its closed boundary, the Isle of Wight could be a great testing area for this technology, bringing income, jobs and high tech companies to the Island, suggests an OnTheWight reader. Do you agree?
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A worrying situation has been brewing of the Isle of Wight for a while. It's one that had the potential to threaten the long term future of the Island. Fear not - it's now in hand, as of last week. All thanks to the MOD.
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Cafe Scientifique is a new club for those interested in science and technology
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WightFibre has also doubled its cross-Solent network capacity and they say their top broadband speed is now 50% faster than BT.
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Want to learn more about Fracking? Head to Cafe Scientifique for the next talk, 'Why bother with Fracking?'
