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Ace Armstrong's battle against alien foes dethrones Ghost n' Goblins as the hardest game, challenging even the most hardcore gamers.

Dreaming of a rural escape? Lifestyle Block offers townies practical insights into the highs and lows of country living.

A US company tracking parolees shut down unexpectedly after hitting data storage limits, leaving authorities unaware of offenders' movements for 48 hours.

Civilization V revolutionises strategy games with its stunning visuals, refined combat, and richer culture dynamics, yet simplifies research and AI.

Experts urge ditching Adobe PDF over major security risks, as 97% vote for safer alternatives at Virus Bulletin 2010 conference.

As traditional storage methods become outdated, automated disk tiering, cloud storage, and advanced recovery solutions are driving a new era in data management.

Gotham's kitties rebel, turning to Batman and DC pals in a quirky, family-friendly adventure in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.

US mobile access company unveils iPass Open Mobile for Android, allowing users to dodge 3G fees by switching to free wi-fi networks globally.

Neversoft's Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock hits the shelves, but its quest mode and cluttered UI may not strike the right chord with fans.

Spidey's latest virtual outing falls short of what it could have been and relies heavily on established formula.

Norton’s Cybercrime Report reveals we often don’t report cyber crime and admits many engage in questionable online behaviour. Can we change?.

The emergence of Cloud Service Aggregators in the delivery value chain is rocking the foundations of the current channel structure. Channel compentici.

Kung Fu Rider is an attempt at using the Move controls in an innovative way, but sadly, the attempt fails dreadfully.

SKY subscribers will soon be able to access content they’ve missed by simply logging onto a SKY account online.

Table Tennis is the one title that I could see myself playing regularly; it suits the controller so well and the game is responsive, forgiving and enjoyable.

Facebook has put its foot in it again, in what is shaping up to be a troubled few months for the social network.

Sony's PlayStation Move motion-control system may not live up to the hype, leaving some underwhelmed with its performance.

A new UK website, InternetEyes, offers up to GBP £1000 for crowd-sourced reporting of crimes via live CCTV feeds, raising civil liberty concerns.

eProcurement, driven by SaaS, levels the playing field, enabling SMEs to compete with larger firms while streamlining processes for buyers and sellers alike.

After what seems like an eternity, the biggest and most detailed racing experience yet is just around the corner.