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The reason investors are abuzz about social-media games is because they are so much cheaper and faster to produce than traditional video games, Jeremy Liew explains.
Cisco Systems has introduced FlipShare TV, a device that lets users of the company's Flip camcorders transfer their videos to a TV.
THE government's big promise that the new national broadband network will provide super-fast speeds of 100 megabits per second to 90 per cent of Australian households is deliberately misleading.
Over the entire life of a bulb, from manufacturing to disposal, the energy used for incandescent bulbs is almost five times that of LED lamps.
America?s first Twitter Christmas got under way in earnest on Friday. Across the land, retailers and their customers used the social networking site to talk to one another about bargains, problems, purchases and shopping strategies.
FACEBOOK is enhancing privacy controls and eliminating its regional framework for online communities as the internet's most popular social networking service tops 350 million users.
Many people proclaim that PC gaming is on the decline, but it's not true.
Sony, the consumer-electronics giant that has staked out a leading position in the development of 3-D technology, is aggressively working to make the next-generation format part of its TVs, Blu-ray disc players and PlayStation game consoles.
THE starting point of debate about the national broadband network is to liberate the market from Telstra's control.
SWINE flu, stimulus package, Lady Gaga and croquembouche among Australians most Googled terms.
As smartphones make gains, Web developers are trying to figure out how to squeeze large amounts of coding information to fit the smaller platform as well as design sites specifically for the tinier screens
Online shoppers have become increasingly savvy about using search engine terms to ferret out the best deals, according to search giant Google.
The U.K. Digital Radio Development Bureau says increased support from manufacturers and broadcasters has helped sales of digital radios top 10 million units in advance of the holiday shopping season