Massive change coming to your computer
YOU had better not get too comfortable with the way you use your computer, with one tech giant showcasing a feature that will alter the game forever.
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Secret hiding in this $2099 laptop
THIS $2099 laptop from Dell has one impressive feature — and it is something currently being used in the field of interplanetary exploration.
‘I’ve never seen anything so brutal’
MMA is one of the world’s most violent sports, but this didn’t stop me from getting inside the Octagon to see how I stacked up against the best in the business.
What’s hiding on this PS2 disc?
TAKE a look at this PS2 game and see if you can see the hilarious secret hiding in plain sight. It’s just one example of an Easter Egg.
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Why get a job when you can do this?
FOR many, standing on the podium at one of the top race tracks in the world was only ever a dream. Not anymore.
Flappy Birds sequel set to fly
JUST when you thought it was safe to get back into the app store the creator of Flappy Birds is set to launch the sequel.
‘Put Robin Williams in the game’
FLOWERS and candles are not enough for some fans of the much-loved star Robin Williams – they want him put in the computer game he loved.
Tom wants to teach you how to type
THE star of Forrest Gump aims to introduce the feel and sound of typing to the texting generation, via a new app.
The dirty tricks by taxi app rivals
RIVAL taxi apps Uber and Lyft are locked in a war to rule the streets with both being accused of some outrageous tactics to win.
GTA gamers being ‘raped’ online
GRAND Theft Auto 5 adds to its criminal record with players finding a shocking way to rape others online. Warning: Images depict sexual violence.
Tropico 5? Stick it up yer junta
COULD this cheeky video game “affect peace and order” in Thailand? The nation’s ruling junta thinks so.
‘Disgusting’ Bomb Gaza app pulled after outrage
A VIDEO game where players bomb Gaza from Israeli fighter jets has been taken down after being branded ‘vile’. How did it get on the app store in the first place?
Violent video games linked to crime
VIOLENT video games could increase teenage gamers’ risk of criminal and other risky behaviour like smoking and alcohol use.
Six life lessons video games taught me
FAR from the days of Pong, video games aren’t just games anymore. Their storylines and action can teach you some crucial life lessons, particularly for our reporter.
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