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The Splinter Cell: Conviction publisher will do away with physical game manuals in an effort to benefit the environment.

YouTube videos now consume 10% of corporate bandwidth, outpacing all other internet usage, reveals Network Box report.

The mophie Juice Pack Air is a rechargeable external battery concealed inside of a protective form-fitting case for the iPhone 3G.

An Infinity Ward insider has said that the studio will continue to crumble in the wake of some major staff departures.

Leaked screenshots appear to have confirmed that Sega plans to release an Xbox Live version of its classic Dreamcast title, Crazy Taxi.

Opera Mini shatters records with over a million downloads on its debut, touted as the faster alternative for iPhone users, says CEO Lars Boilesen.

WatchGuard unveils Quarantine Server for advanced protection against cyber threats, elevating email security for businesses worldwide.

Israel enforces an iPad ban over concerns its wireless signals might disrupt other devices, affecting tourists and local app developers.

Chief Executive Steve Jobs has confirmed that the company will not be offering any further support for the iPhone 2G.

Symantec flags April as crucial for IT admins following Microsoft's patch of 25 vulnerabilities, including 9 critical ones, across its software.

The software services subscription-licensing firm has told The Channel that it aims to go from 40 partners to 100 by the end of the year.

The Commerce Commission has ruled that Telecom Wholesale can charge a premium for VDSL, on the condition that it supplies it at the same price to all ISPs.

Riverbed's WAN solutions gain Brocade's seal of compatibility, promising enhanced data centre performance without needing bandwidth upgrades.

Apple intensifies its crusade against Adobe by halting developers from turning Flash into iOS-friendly content, escalating their feud.

2K Games revives the iconic '90s XCOM as a first-person shooter by the BioShock 2 team, promising a fresh narrative-driven experience.

Three virtualisation and management events have been scheduled for Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch next week.

Telecom has announced the appointment of Kieren Cooney as director of mobile to replace Paul Hamburger who leaves the company in July.

Following yesterday's official announcement of Gears of War 3 on the Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, a few new details have come to the surface.

Google has announced it is developing an Android-powered tablet, aiming to rival Apple's iPad. CEO Eric Schmidt confirms ongoing talks with publishers.

Electronic Arts has announced that Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 11 will support Sony's upcoming motion controller, the PlayStation Move.