Sex, lies and videogames

Deep Silver has created a challenging, clever title that explores complex issues.

Police access Facebook evidence

Police investigating a murder asked the US Government to have Facebook hand over information.

Facebook can alienate - study

People with low self-esteem should limit their woeful comments on Facebook, a study reports.

Brazil files Twitter injunction

A request for an injunction to stop Twitter users from alerting drivers to police roadblocks could make Brazil the first country to take Twitter up on its plan to censor content at governments' requests.

New Zealand's top selling games

Games industry website MCVPacific has published a list of the top-ten selling games in New Zealand for 2011.

More Technology headlines

Apple factory hacked amid global activist stunt

FBI release Steve Jobs files

Megaupload co-accused speaks out

Enable offers more for less

Direct-to-fans sport still 'years away'

The Artist dog wins 'spokesdog' role

Kiwi game industry worth more than $179.6m

Microsoft acknowledges Xbox Live hijacks

New Facebook photo viewer mimics Google+

More Technology headlines

Facebook can alienate - study

Best selling video games in NZ

Help us give Stuff a makeover

Go digital to get over an ex

Ad Feedback

Digital living

New Facebook photo viewer mimics Google+

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

What went wrong?

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

CEO apologises over privacy bungle

Managing a massive music library

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.