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GTA: Chinatown Wars on PSP dazzles with superior graphics and engaging mini-games, making Liberty City's underworld more immersive than ever.

Webby Awards list iPhone, social media, and YouTube among the 2000s top Internet moments, highlighting a decade of digital revolution.

ICT Minister Steven Joyce doesn’t consider a perceived ICT skills shortage will be a limiting factor in rolling out the Ultra Fast Broadband fibre network.

Harvard Prof develops anti-depression program for astronauts, aimed at combating mental health issues in space, ensuring privacy from NASA.

In Sydney, Christmas shopping hysteria begins in October, with IT and electronics topping the festive wishlist despite economic concerns.

Game Console's Darren Price delves into the 3D world of James Cameron's Avatar: The Game, revealing a lush Pandora but questioning the 3D choice.

Wikipedia is experimenting with tighter controls on its pages, to stop the posting of inaccurate, untrue or    defamatory material.

Controversial stance on offshoring by Wallace at CCiNZ stirs debate, claiming it is time NZ embraces the economic benefits and moves past protectionism.

The Sims 3 revolutionises casual gaming with enhanced graphics, unique traits for character customisation, and a seamless town for exploration.

Shooting sprees, hot-wiring parked cars and screaming pedestrians are all part of the sadistic charm of Grand Theft Auto.

As natural disasters loom, 40% of businesses hit could collapse within 5 years, spotlighting the critical need for robust data centre disaster recovery plans.

HAVING SEWN UP THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY’S nomination for the US presidency, Senator Barack   Obama now hears history calling.

Computing's future sees PCs vanish into a cloud, revolutionising data storage and access, making technology ubiquitous and intuitive.

N+: A captivating Xbox Live Arcade game that blends ninja antics with quirky 'ragdoll' physics for an addictive platforming adventure.

Email has been called the “killer app”, but is it killing productivity? Distractions and interruptions cost time to regain focus.

Bee Movie Game on PS2 offers youngsters a modest yet sweet gaming experience, with Barry B. Benson leading an adventure filled with fun and challenges.

Project Gotham Racing 4 dazzles on Xbox 360 with enhanced graphics, new weather system, and the thrilling addition of motorbikes.

Stuntman: Ignition revs up Xbox360, offering thrilling Hollywood stunts without the original's punishing gameplay. Get set for action-packed sequences!.

Get ready for the most crash-intensive car racing experience: Burnout: Dominator is here and it's pure adrenaline-fueled chaos.

Sudoku Gridmaster launches for Nintendo DS, offering over 400 puzzles from Nikoli for Sudoku enthusiasts, but lacks in interactivity.