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Virtualisation, once an enterprise luxury, now a shipshape solution for small businesses, offering cost-saving and growth opportunities.

Step into The Beatles' shoes with Rock Band's latest game, featuring 3-part harmonies and a journey through their iconic music era.

Halo 3: ODST dives into New Mombasa's ruins, exploring the aftermath of Halo 2 with a squad of vulnerable, yet tactical ODSTs.

Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny debuts on PSP, featuring Kratos and stunning visuals, promising to be a hit among beat-em-up fans.

Rockstar redefines DLC with GTA IV's The Ballad of Gay Tony, offering a rich, action-packed adventure in Liberty City's glitzy side.

Need For Speed SHIFT gears towards 'authentic racing', redefining arcade-style gameplay with immersive driver perspectives and intuitive racing mechanics.

Trials HD review: The game that turned 'just one more go' into a midnight mantra, showcasing addictive physics-based puzzles.

MotorStorm: Arctic Edge takes the thrill to icy Alaska with new vehicles and features on PSP and PS2. Say goodbye to PS3 but hello to frosty fun!.

Watchmen: The End is Nigh, the game based on the movie and comic book series, is a guilty pleasure for button-mashing gamers.

In 2020, expect your TV to double as an email hub, the eco wallet to track your carbon footprint, and your sofa to manage video calls, forecasts Ericsson.

While you may not know what HDR photography is, you've probably seen plenty of HDR images around the   Web.

Unlock YouTube's vast video library with our guide to make the most of its content, streaming features, and even download tips.

Gladiator returns in a Blu-ray rerelease with stunning visuals, compelling bonus material, and Russell Crowe's powerful performance anchoring this epic saga.

Discovering Irish ancestry just got easier with Griffith's Valuation – a lifeline for those tracing roots in Ireland's intricate past.

eBay sells Skype to private investors for USD $1.9 billion, ending an unfruitful alliance but leaving unresolved a critical licensing dispute.

Ziln TV, a new Internet TV service from New Zealand, offers free streaming of local and international content, with options to purchase favourite shows.

As the Web continues to offer new features and services, and users get more sophisticated, so cybercriminals  devise more innovative ways to trick them.

Wikipedia is experimenting with tighter controls on its pages, to stop the posting of inaccurate, untrue or    defamatory material.

Hasbro, makers of the Monopoly board game, were taken by surprise when they launched a realworld, online  version of the game.

Open source advocates launch a campaign against Windows 7, citing privacy concerns and monopolistic behaviour ahead of its release.