NZ game industry worth $179 m

Sales of gaming software, hardware and peripherals in New Zealand generated $179.6 million in 2011.

Uggie: gaming 'spokesdog'

The dog that stole The Artist's show will now be collecting coins for Mario and co.

Website attacks motivated by politics

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Large internet organisations believe ideological and political motivations have become the single most common motivation behind the DDoS attacks hitting their networks, a survey of major Internet firms by has found.

Xbox hijacks acknowledged

Microsoft has denied there is any evidence of a security breach in the Xbox Live service but has acknowledged users are having their accounts hijacked by cyber criminals.

New Facebook photo viewer mimics Google+

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Facebook tweaked its photo viewer interface, making it look a lot like its counterpart on Google+.

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What went wrong?

Forget a makeover to heal your broken heart - try a "digital breakover" instead.

CEO apologises over privacy bungle

Social-sharing app Path has come under fire for accessing and uploading users' phone address books without their permission. The information has now been deleted, and Path has apologised.

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Consumers not keen to pay

Gadgets

Review: Acer Aspire S3

Acer’s Aspire S3 is the first ‘Ultrabook’ released in the New Zealand and Australian markets.

Arc makeover still hits the spot

If you’ve seen the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc, you already have a good idea of what the Arc S looks like. However, this updated version has a few neat upgrades and additions.

3D printing: piracy tool?

Apple in talks on iTV

Slim Dell a solid addition

When it comes to it's footprint, Dell's 14z notebook isn't a large machine. In fact, it's a compact thing that fits into a backpack with ease and is a minuscule 23mm thick.