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Some gaming accessories go underappreciated alongside marketing making you might think that some features are needed, when realistically, they aren't used.

Video games are seeing hundreds of screaming fans flock to their favourite pubs or bars to watch the best hit it out in competitions - we're not joking.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he'd like to work with Google on the Internet.org project.

Oscar-nominated movies see uptick in piracy following announcement in January.

The bitcoin cryptocurrency has suffered from declining value, and supporters are concerned interest is beginning to drop further.

The British Army has just created a new 1,500-strong, 77th battalion - described as "Facebook Warriors"

Today is National Data Privacy Day, and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) has some data for you

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) discloses the top 10 scams of 2014

The Wall Street Journal published an article in 1990 warning us about sale of personal data. It's interesting and awakening to reflect on past information.

Baby Boomers enjoy Internet connectivity, especially using PCs, but with rising interest in smartphones and tablets.

Don't worry Diablo 3 gamers, Blizzard is taking a look at reported lag problems.

A high-quality screener version of "American Sniper" was available days before the film's release, but it was still a box office hit.

Following a request by North Korea, Myanmar police are seizing copies of 'The Interview'

50 Cent is willing to roll with the punches, and that includes music listeners transitioning to online streaming services, as paid downloads drop.

LAN parties are still going strong. Chris sat down with a few LAN admins, organizers and CEOs to chat about the issues they face in today's climate.

An Islamic extremist group commander reportedly was found using LinkedIn to try to create new network connections, interact with others.

Sony Pictures didn't want to release "The Interview," but bowed under pressure - and could have helped usher in change in the movie industry.

Many younger children are on the Internet, using PCs, laptops, smartphones, and other devices to access the Web - here are a few safety tips

Anyone interested in watching "The Interview" now has a wider choice of options.

The growing threat of cyberespionage and state-sponsored cyberattacks will only continue in 2015, cyber experts note.

Kim Dotcom comes to the rescue of PSN and XBOX Live, offering their DDoS'ers a hefty bribe to wean off the attack.

Iran will expand its 'smart' Internet filtering after a 'successful' pilot phase.

The US Postal Service is thinking about heavily investing in e-commerce, hoping to slow the financial bleeding.

Madonna doesn't want her music leaked online early - but that doesn't mean it didn't happen anyway.

Facebook is by far the No. 1 social networking website, but is losing steam among teenagers.

Microsoft engineers make a roll-out mistake, costing Azure some downtime.

The NASA's OPAL project shows great promise, as laser-based communications could replace traditional radio-based transmissions.

Xbox One finally kicks the PlayStation 4 off the throne in months sales accross the U.S. and U.K. in November.

Razer's CEO announced a new studio-quality microphone from Razer, built for streamers and YouTube personalities among others.

Ken Grohe is claimed as a storage expert and start-up business genius, Barracuda hires him in the hopes of massive growth.

Sen. Sheldnon Whitehouse (D-RI) wonders why the US government didn't move swiftly to sink The Pirate Bay.

Samsung release their Gear VR to the public - is it worth the purchase of a Note 4?

Netflix is coming down under, local companies scramble to offer competing services.

Aussie electornic retailer EB Games release their Mad Monday sales. How mad are they exactly and what's the public response?

Kmart Australia join the Kangaroo-isle retailers fight in removing GTA V from brick-and-mortar shopfronts.

GTA V has been pulled from Target shelves as a Change.org petition peaks the interest of their management.

Several high-profile movies from Sony Picture Entertainment have leaked online after the crippling cyberattack last week.

The Doorman service in San Francisco helps deliver packages in a timely manner, helping prevent theft and increasing convenience.

Kogan offers up a cheap Pentium-powered laptop offering.

In the ongoing fight against Internet piracy, looks like Senator Patrick Leahy wants Visa and Mastercard to do their part.

Recent survey finds 83 percent of Internet users believe affordable Internet access should be a basic human right.

Workers are using company-owned laptops outside of work, potentially compromising them, and then bringing them back to the office.

Online gaming harassment is "completely unacceptable," SCEA President Shawn Layden recently said.