In the second part of our gaming news round-up we wonder if Diablo on console would work, check out the DICE award winners and watch a new class trailer for Dragon Age 2. FULL STORY >

Microsoft hands off the final release for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1. FULL STORY >

Activision hammers the final nail into Guitar Hero's coffin, cancelling the once popular music game series altogether. FULL STORY >

The Vebatim GT portable hard drive aims to bring some racing style to a normally bland product segment. FULL STORY >

TechSmart talks to Nicolas Rolland, director of G7 renewable energies, about the Darling Wind Farm. FULL STORY >

In this month's SciNews we investigate baldness, colour blind sharks and why good music is almost addictive. FULL STORY >

Sony announced that it will disclose the basic specifications of its E-mount for interchangeable single lens cameras, without fee, to manufacturers of lenses and mount adaptor FULL STORY >

What are the major trends that have emerged from CES 2011? Read here to found out. FULL STORY >

Norton walks away smiling from the recently held Product of the Year awards, coming out on top in the antivirus software category. FULL STORY >

LG and Sony are currently embroiled in a tense legal battle over patent infringements, attempting to block the import of competing devices. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest phone maker has announced that its latest Symbian^3-powered smartphone, the E7, has started shipping around the globe. FULL STORY >

Vodacom reveals a boost in the use of Opera Softwares Opera mini mobile browser following the running of a promotional competition. FULL STORY >

We check out the latest eco-friendly technology powering some of todayÔÇÖs most advanced boats, planes and cars. FULL STORY >

Users of Symbian^3-powered Nokia smartphones can now look forward to a smoother, more stable and enhanced user experience on their devices courtesy of an OS update. FULL STORY >

British MPs of the House of Lords might soon be able to utilise their tablet PCs as well as other devices during house debates. FULL STORY >