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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest news and trends from

the technology business.

I'm Rory Kathleen Jones, and this week, as Google unveils new phones and smart home devices,

we ask whether we've seen any standout gadgets emerge.

During the month, the world has been locked down.

China is trying to rewrite the way the internet functions to make it less messy.

We find out why there's concern about that plan.

And quantum computing always appears to be the great leap forward that's just around the corner.

We talk to the company that says it's here now and can make a difference for all sorts of businesses.

With me this week is BBC Technology reporter Jane Wakefield.

Jane, what's been keeping you busy this week?

I've been trying to work out exactly what Facebook has and hasn't banned,

which is pretty much a job in itself, I think.

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