Which games developer is smashing the UK gaming charts in 2012? That would be EA sports, the publisher behind FIFA Street, this week's number one, and...
It is understood that RBS, one of the company’s six lenders, is leading a plan to buy a stake in Game after it is placed into administration today. ...
I'm a full time blogger who routinely wakes up to discover a selection of her work - from images to text to ideas to coined phrases - ripped off unceremoniously across the internet, without even so much as a hint of citation. And I am certainly not the only one.
Crew from the International Space Station have been given the all clear to return to the complex after taking refuge in escape capsules as a piece of ...
According to latest predictions by the U.N., by 2050, two-thirds of the world population will live in cities. By then, the world's population will have risen by 30 percent to nine billion.
Will the street protests and campaigns of the past become online videos that people can 'like' from the comfort of their desk chair, with a cup of tea in one hand whilst the other acts like an eager activist, just waiting to click on another link to a campaigning cause?
Mass Effect (ME) has been in the news a fair amount lately. I'm not really shocked at the reactions as I know how people become attached to certain IPs (plus the previous titles were no strangers to controversy).
Launched from the International Space Station, with a huge installation on Seattle's Space Needle and a National Geographic special edition, Angry Bir...
Facebook has come under fire after a picture of two men kissing was apparently removed from the site because it infringed publishing rules of posting ...
Apple has filed a patent for a handheld computing device “that includes an enclosure having structural walls formed from a glass material that can b...
Yes, in a finite universe it is basically inevitable Apple will run into trouble. But it is a mistake to see in Apple's enormous recent success, or even in Steve Jobs' death, a set-up for its eventual total failure.
A high court there has bumped up the accused pirate's monthly living allowance from $20,000 New Zealand dollars to $60,000, the equivalent of $48,500 ...