The sci-fi first-person shooter Section 8 is now available for the PlayStation 3, supporting both single-player modes and up to 32 people...even hosted on a home PC.
Image used with permission by copyright holder The Pwn2Own contest at the annual CanSecWest conference in Vancouver, British Columbia has become something of a media event for security researchers, a chance for them to step out from behind glowing LCDs and demonstrate that some of the security threats they’ve hinted could impact everyday computer users […]
Swiss and German privacy watchdogs say they're looking at how Facebook and other sites permit users to upload information about others without their consent.
An Italian court has convicted three Google executives for privacy violations for failing to take down a video of teens mocking and beating an autistic boy.
iHome's new iA5 Alarm Clock ties in with its iHome+Sleep iPhone app to let users control the dock...and get their all-important social networking updates.
Mozilla says it has stopped development of Firefox for Windows Mobileā¦and won't be making it for Windows Phone 7 Series until it can do a native app.
Beginning next week, Internet Explorer users in Europe will start to see a browser choice screen enabling them to select a default browser other than Internet Explorer.
AT&T will be offering the Palm Pre Pus and Palm Pixi Plus, perhaps giving Palm more exposure as it struggles against Android, BlackBerries, and the iPhone.
After 15 years, the Command & Conquer franchise might be coming to a conclusion: EA's Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight is now available at retailers.
In an age where online privacy is not a "social norm," MySpace user data is now for sale, including blog posts, playlists, pictures, application usage, and more.
Yahoo is looking to boost its social networking and mobile offerings by way of fantasy sports: it's just bought Citizen Sports for an undisclosed amount.