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Aug
23
Google fixes Chrome bugs
Google has issued a security update for its Chrome web browser to fix nine vulnerabilities within the browser and to mitigate a vulnerability in the Windows kernel. The flaws affect the.. moreAug
23
Apple patent explores anti-jailbreak options
An Apple patent has come to light which revolves around identifying and dealing with stolen iPhones, and also those which have been jailbroken. TechRadar reports that the “Systems and Methods for.. moreAug
23
Kane & Lynch 2 nabs UK video game top spot
There’s a new number one at the top of the all-format video game chart in the UK, as put together by Chart Track. And that game is Kane & Lynch 2:.. moreAug
23
Sony scoops triplet of Gamescom awards
The Gamescom show was on over in Cologne, Germany, at the tail-end of last week, as most of you probably know. Over a quarter of a million people traipsed through the exhibition hall to check out demos of the latest games, and indeed motion control.. moreAug
23
Logitech H760 wireless headset unveiled
The boffins over at Logitech have produced a new wireless headset, the H760. With the H760, you’re free to move away from your PC and keep chatting or listening to music at a distance of up to 40 feet. Logitech says that the headset features.. moreAug
23
Rim not using OS 6 for BlackPad
It seems that Rim is set to take a different approach to jumping on the iPad bandwagon. The company’s planned tablet device, which is thought to be called the BlackPad, won’t run BlackBerry OS 6 as many assumed it would. According to Bloomberg, the tablet.. moreAug
23
Facial recognition software to become more widespread
Here’s another story to give net privacy activists nightmares, as the facial recognition software produced by Face.com is about to become far more widespread in its use. Face.com’s tool can be employed to identify anyone online using the spacing between their facial features with a.. moreAug
23
Sony touts new PlayTV features
Sony has made a number of announcements recently at the Gamescom show over in Germany, such as its new console bundles with chunkier hard drives, and the launch of ITV Player and Mubi movies on the PS3. And now there’s another development you can file.. moreAug
21
TIGA worries about lack of enthusiasm for computer studies
On the back of The Royal Society’s recent comments regarding the lack of pupils studying computing at A Level, TIGA has stated its concern about the future of the games industry given what this year’s results have shown. The A Level results for 2010 indicated.. moreAug
21
