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Sony urges caution on early Vita sales in Japan, stressing it's too soon to gauge global success from initial figures.

If you're looking to spice up your regular restaurant routine, check out this website dedicated to the most unusual restaurants in the world.

Everyone knows the reasons for effective data backup, but sometimes we still don't do it until we hear one horror story that resonates in some way.

Apple's stringent social media policies have surfaced, highlighting how the tech giant enforces rigid guidelines that led to a UK employee's dismissal.

UK pubs to introduce urinal video games, turning bathroom breaks into gaming sessions, controlled purely by one's aim.

FF VII remake not in the cards, says producer Yoshinori Kitase, aiming to preserve cherished memories over recreation.

From living room dances to medical marvels, the Kinect transcends gaming, sparking innovation in fields from healthcare to mining.

Everyone knows that kids can be cruel. This is particularly true when you're a girl with a boy's name, and you listen to country music.

Kinect Sports: Season Two takes motion-controlled gaming to new heights, delivering an eclectic mix of sports and improved gameplay.

★ Simplify tracking and submitting your expense and mileage claims with an app designed specifically for IT Contractors/Freelancers.

Cybercrime is on the rise, impacting businesses globally with costs soaring up to $36.5m, urging a stronger focus on automated security tech.

All Blacks' Rugby Challenge set to ignite rugby fever in NZ this week, with an early release announced. Aussie fans gear up for Sept 8 launch.

Cancelled project True Crime: Hong Kong saved by Square Enix, set for release under a new name by the original Canadian developers.

Sony is currently testing a prototype 3D headset that bears a striking resemblance to that 1980s 3D arcade folly, virtual reality.

As gamers eagerly immerse themselves in Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012, TechDay is fortunate to speak with Wizards of the Coast's Worth Wollpert.

LA Noire impresses with its groundbreaking facial animations but falls short on gameplay and character depth, not quite living up to its hype.

A recently published magazine feature reveals a raft of previously unknown details about the finale in BioWare's epic sci-fi trilogy.

The game that was indefinitely delayed out of respect for those affected by the Canterbury quakes has finally been given the go-ahead.

Jane Jensen returns with 'Gray Matter', a nod to classic point-and-click games, meshing mystery with magic in Oxford's eerie locales.

The Walter Isaacson-penned official biography of Steve Jobs is making steady progress, say Silicon Valley sources.