Asus Eee Top review reveals a nifty, touchscreen all-in-one PC that's compact and user-friendly but hindered by a sluggish Atom processor.
The Razer Arctosa offers anti-ghosting for gamers but lacks the heft and special features expected, making it a pleasant but insufficient gaming tool.
Google Your Family Tree offers guidance to novice and seasoned genealogists, detailing how to leverage Google's tools for ancestral research.
Nokia launches new Eseries handset, offering email and calendar management for up to 10 accounts. Perfect for businesses. Price: $999.
Telecom launches a new handset with a widget menu for social networking royalty, priced at $599. Available in silver and pink.
Puzzle Quest: Galactrix launches, blending sci-fi with gem puzzles, but struggles to recapture the magic of its predecessor.
Runes of Magic brings a free-to-play adventure to a crowded MMO market, enticing players with dual classes and a unique 'freemium' model.
THE YEAR 2000 saw the release of the first liveaction movie based upon the popular Marvel comic book series X-Men.
Swedish court convicts The Pirate Bay founders, igniting a fierce debate over internet freedom and copyright laws.
Its tablet-style touch screen takes you directly to the world of Google - Google browser, Google Maps, Google Calendar.
Ghostbusters: The Video Game revives the iconic spook-hunting comedy for its 25th anniversary, promising nostalgia and new adventures.
EA's The Godfather II game fizzles out, showing potential but ultimately falling short in charm and execution.
Apple's iPhone is shaking up the portable gaming world, challenging the reign of Nintendo's DS and PlayStation's PSP with soaring sales.
Silent Hill Homecoming, led by a new developer, blends intense combat with haunting graphics, yet struggles to capture the franchise's essence.
Banjo Tooie, the charming sequel to the adventure platformer Banjo Kazooie, lands on Xbox Live Arcade, appealing to a new generation of gamers.
Orcon is offering small businesses with less than five staff an extra two phone lines for an additional $25 a month.
You could be excused for thinking the Web in 2009 is carrying its own version of porcine (sorry – H1N1) influenza.
Overlord 2 wreaks havoc again, offering gamers the delicious chance to dominate in a cheekily evil fantasy world.
Warner Bros. turns a mediocre movie into a subpar game in Wanted: Weapons of Fate, failing to break the curse of bad film adaptations.
Introducing the wallet-sized phone stand for just $4.99. A portable solution for the smartphone set. Buy at www.seskimo.com.
