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In an effort to turn New Zealand’s telephone directory business upside down, a new free-to-call business directory has been launched.

Sackboy mans up to deliver his most compelling offering yet and a great start to 2011 for playstation 3 owners.

Research in the US has found that smartphone apps are fast becoming the favourite way to access internet radio, maps, social networks, navigation and games.

Six girls at Carson Middle School, Nevada, were arrested for creating a Facebook event titled ‘Attack a Teacher Day,’ claiming it was a joke.

MySpace slashes nearly half its workforce amid falling ad revenue and user numbers, CEO cites restructuring for future growth.

As the US government continues its assault on Wikileaks, Twitter is taking a stand for the privacy rights of its users – whistleblowers included.

Steel Series Spectrum 4X and 5X headsets redefine console gaming audio, offering impressive quality and value for Xbox 360 gamers.

Gears of War 3 ends the epic saga of Marcus Fenix with high-octane action, revamping multiplayer and introducing 4-player co-op.

Cole McGrath returns in inFamous 2, promising enhanced powers and an immersive New Orleans-inspired city. A must-play for PS3 owners and action fans.

After a decade, Diablo III is set to redefine action-RPGs with new classes, elements, and the return of the brutal Hardcore Mode.

Batman Arkham City takes flight, aiming to eclipse its acclaimed predecessor with more gadgets, famed villains, and the return of Conroy and Hamill.

Skyward Sword, the newest Zelda game, uses Wii MotionPlus for immersive swordplay, promising an action-packed adventure unlike any before.

2010 hailed as Xbox's landmark year, with a 42% growth fuelled by Kinect's launch and hits like Halo: Reach, marking Microsoft's triumphant stride in gaming.

PC gaming skyrockets as WoW's Cataclysm sets a global sales record, debunking myths of its demise with 3.3 million copies sold on day one.

Naughty Dog reveals Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, setting the stage for an epic PS3 adventure tracing ancient mysteries.

Just as this issue of Game Console was going to print, Square Enix made a few special announcements at a press event in Japan.

Dell Inspiron Mini stands out for affordability and usability, making it an ideal travel companion despite its flimsy build.

The Photosmart eStation has clearly been designed to facilitate printing from, well, just about anywhere you see fit.

TomTom Go Live 1000 revolutionises navigation with HD Traffic, ensuring you're always on the quickest path. It's a leap in GPS tech, despite ongoing costs.

LG's C310 offers dual-SIM convenience for those juggling two numbers, but its lack of Wi-Fi and smartphone features may deter some.