Opera Software brings HTML5 to connected devices
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Stuxnet worm infects nuclear power plant
By Johan Keyter 27 September 2010The Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran was recently attacked by a computer worm which some believe may be the work of hostile governments. FULL STORY >
Wii Remote gets Motion Plus built in
By Tom Manners 27 September 2010Rumours circulate regarding Nintendos possible response to Kinect and PlayStation Move. FULL STORY >
SA Blog Awards winners announced
By Johan Keyter 27 September 2010The 2010 SA Blog Awards award evening was held this weekend, showcasing the greatest blogging talent SA has to offer. FULL STORY >
Dell unveils Inspiron One
By Johan Keyter 23 September 2010The Dell Inspiron One delivers an attractive new all-in-one PC offering to the masses. FULL STORY >
Planet Michael game on the way
By Hanleigh Daniels 23 September 2010A new MMORPG has been unveiled wherein Michael Jackson won't only be the King of Pop, but also the virtual ruler of his avatar army of fans. FULL STORY >
3 TB hard drive available in South Africa
By Tom Manners 23 September 2010Rectron brings Seagate 3 TB drive to SA market. FULL STORY >
Facebook reveals its smartphone plans
By Tom Manners 23 September 2010Facebook confirms that it is working with a mobile phone developer. FULL STORY >
Rumours indicate cancellation of Project Milo
By Johan Keyter 23 September 2010Project Milo, the ambitious life simulator for the Xbox 360's Kinect, seems to have been cut short. FULL STORY >
BlackBerry may introduce tablet PC to market next week
By Tom Manners 23 September 2010Much rumoured BlackPad may make debut sooner than expected. FULL STORY >
Microsoft sides with Apple in medium argument
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