The new Google zeitgeist list reveals the highs and lows of 2010. FULL STORY >

EA announces sizable downloadable profits as the world moves closer to fully digital distribution. FULL STORY >

In a recent interview EA Games boss Frank Gibeau stated that the publisher is moving away from stand alone single player titles. FULL STORY >

Google has revealed its latest smartphone, the Nexus S, as well as the latest iteration of Android. FULL STORY >

Sony releases a new security patch for its PlayStation 3 in the form of firmware update version 3.55. FULL STORY >

EA's CEO speaks out about his company's ambitions to overtake the mighty Call of Duty. FULL STORY >

We oil and stash our hidden blades as we walk renaissance Rome in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. FULL STORY >

Canadian smartphone manufacturer Research In Motion has welcomed mobile user interface company The Astonishing Tribe to its BlackBerry team. FULL STORY >

The Philips SHL8805 headband headphones offer great sound and creative looks but a bulky price. FULL STORY >

Nintendo announces that it is phasing out its Wii Speak peripheral, enabling voice chat on the console. FULL STORY >

Director Christopher Nolan announces that a game version of his hit dreamland thriller, Inception, is in the making. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google plans to launch its own online bookstore in the form of Google Editions. FULL STORY >

RIM has announced that it has reached yet another milestone in terms of the available apps in BlackBerry App World. FULL STORY >

Tiger Woods' future with the EA Sports brand may be in the balance if the golfer doesn't stay at the top of his game. FULL STORY >

ASUS unveils its new Eee Reader DR900 and Eee Notepad EA-800. FULL STORY >