Cuckoo hatching, tennis grunting and tendon stretching all feature in this month's SciNews FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Labs latest malware statistics show the ZeuS botnet is still spreading even after its creators were arrested. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's controllerless gaming peripheral, Kinect, went on sale today in the United States. FULL STORY >

The Sony PSP2 is outed, not by Sony, but by the loose tongue of a certain EA employee. FULL STORY >

Logitech has unveiled its Wireless Solar Keyboard K750, a device which employs light as its power source, eliminating the need for batteries or a charger. FULL STORY >

BitDefender's latest security suite, Total Security 2011, includes the protection you'd expect on top of additional features to keep your PC running smoothly. FULL STORY >

Sony drastically cuts the price of its PSP Go handhelds in light of weak sales. FULL STORY >

The Wii Remote controller has been used by gamers since the console launched in 2006 and has produced sales of over 65 million in the States alone. FULL STORY >

Nintendos new product line is largely aimed at celebrating the 25th anniversary of Mario FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news roundup we take a sneak peak at Bad Company 2 Vietnam, wish we were at BlizzCon 2010 and marvel at the new Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright trailer. FULL STORY >

Nintendo is considering adding the SpotPass feature to the 3DS, allowing for automatic updates while curbing piracy at the same time. FULL STORY >

We review the Philips SHK1030 child-friendly headset, a saviour for your nerves and your kids' eardrums. FULL STORY >

Nintendo announces the new Wii Remote Plus, promising built-in MotionPlus capabilities. FULL STORY >

The Nintendo 3DS is the talk of the tech town this week, so we decided to take a look at the 3D hand-held's software line-up. FULL STORY >

Nintendo reveals the release date, price and goodies that will ship with the world's first 3D handheld, the Nintendo 3DS. FULL STORY >