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Mafia II brings a genuine cinematic adventure to gamers, recounting a WWII vet's journey into the mob, set in the detailed Empire Bay.

Crackdown 2's Toy Box DLC brings new vehicles, modes, and avatar awards, offering a mix of free and premium content to enhance gameplay.

Step into the mob life of the 1950s with the newly released Mafia II demo available on Xbox LIVE, PlayStation Network, and Steam.

Fortinet unveils two new web application firewalls, bolstering protection for mid-to-large enterprises against sophisticated cyber threats.

Search engines' dark side unveils as scammers exploit SEO, targeting gamers and using massive events to spread malware.

New trailer 'Kick in the Head' for Mafia II by 2K Czech teases Vito Scaletta's rise from WWII vet to mobster. Out on August 27th for major platforms.

In the digital skies, the challenge of cloud security hinges on balancing control with trust, urging a collaborative push for standards.

SMBs tackle soaring cyber threats, allocating hefty budgets and IT manpower to shield data amidst rising incidents of attacks and data loss.

Mafia II set to redefine gaming with its cinematic storytelling and improved gameplay, aiming for a unique blend of authenticity and fun.

Mafia II stars on the August Game Console cover, promising a worthy follow-up to the 2K hit. Plus, tips to master Guitar Hero 5 and the latest gear reviews.

With just over a month till the game hit shelves, 2K details some of the post-release DLC support that Mafia II players can expect.

Businesses adapt to secure data amidst mobile, cloud, and Web 2.0 tech evolution, highlighting the need for robust cybersecurity measures.

You can enter your scheduled salary, bill payments, rent and grocery bills, and you can make them repeat weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

GAME CONSOLE’S DARREN PRICE CHATS TO JAMES COPE OF RUFFIAN GAMES ABOUT THE UPCOMING XBOX 360 EXCLUSIVE, CRACKDOWN 2.

In defiance of recession, the wireless market thrives, fuelled by demand for better coverage and affordable broadband services.

Google has admitted it accidentally gathered personal data<br />from wi-fi networks while doing its Street View mapping, and has now stopped<br />doing this.

LimeWire is set for closure after a US Federal court ruled it guilty of copyright infringement, with the RIAA demanding USD $150,000 per violation.

What you want is data at your fingertips when you need it and in the form that is appropriate for the interface you're using.

Naverisk’s non-contract pricing model has seen clients leaving Kaseya, says ANZ Sales and Marketing Manager Mark Checksfield.

Microsoft announces release date for highly anticipated Xbox 360 game Crackdown 2 in New Zealand. The sequel includes a four-player cooperative campaign mode.