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  • Call of Duty Ghosts for PS4 is coming DLC remains Xbox One exclusive

    will be coming to the Sony Playstation 4 (PS4). While we already knew that the game will be coming to Microsoft's Xbox One console, we'd heard no word that it will be also be released on the PS4. However, Infinity Ward announced on Wednesday ...

  • EA will develop games for the Wii U after all

    Electronic Arts (EA) will continue to develop games for the Nintendo Wii U, just apparently without much vigour. Last week the company's spokesperson Jeff Brown said that the firm ...

  • Microsoft updates Youtube for Windows Phone app to keep Google happy

    , saying that it must remove the Youtube app from the Windows Store because it didn't comply with its terms and conditions. In simple terms, Google had a moan at Microsoft because Youtube for Windows Phone didn't show any adverts and allowed users to download content from within the app. While there's little love lost between the two firms, it looks like Microsoft was more ...

  • Apple Adds Samsungs Galaxy S4 To Lawsuit

    (click image for slideshow) Apple continues to target competitor Samsung with patent-related lawsuits. It has filed a new motion in California that claims the Galaxy S4, Samsung's flagship smartphone, violates five of its patents. Two of those patents pertain to voice search. The motion is an amendment to an existing patent claim. Apple and Samsung are locked in bitter legal battles ...

  • Amazons Kindle Worlds lets fan fiction writers sell their stories

    Fan fiction, in which aficionados of existing books and movies write characters into new storylines, has long been popular fodder on Internet forums -- but stories based on copyrighted works are essentially impossible to sell. Amazon wants to change that with its new "Kindle Worlds" ...

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Ghosts of Mars

John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars starts out as a fairly effective sci-fi horrorshow, then quickly devolves into a mindless action movie that involves a small group of survivors machine-gunning hordes of possessed zombies. Carpenter, who cowrote the screenplay with Larry Sulkis, has an interesting central idea (even if it is lifted in part from Mario Bava's 1965 pulp thriller Planet of th ... ...

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  • After Woolwich attack snoopers charter back on the agenda

    it was rid of the reviled 'snooper's charter' communications bill, which would make storing data on all Britains legal, but now political figures are suggested it be resurrected in light of the axe attack in Woolwich yesterday. Lord Carlisle, formerly the independent reviewer of terror laws, said ...

  • US fears irrational hackers

    are getting more worried that focusing on "rational" attackers such as the Chinese might be a dangerous way to go, and the country needs to fear the irrational types more. For years now the US national security experts have believed that "rational" super powers like China or Russia were their main adversaries. But now there are growing concerns that extremist groups, rogue ...

  • Like it or not this is the age of ubiquitous computing

    Hands up! Do you speak digital body language? "). Rather than checking in with our phones, omnipresent computers will check in on us. This is the next step in the evolution that has already taken us from mainframes to desktops to tablets. It seems the age of ubiquitous computing, or "ubicomp", is upon ...

  • Help protect yourself from signed malware in OS X

    With the discovery of malware signed with a valid Apple ID, here are some steps you can take to help prevent the remote chance of any such programs infecting your ...

  • Yahoos at it again with gaming platform acquisition

    (Credit: PlayerScale) Yahoo's at it again. The online giant has made another acquisition only days after reaching a deal to buy Tumblr. This time around, Yahoo is expanding in the gaming arena with the purchase ...

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