Games franchises don't get much bigger than Resident Evil, and it seems Capcom could be giving Xbox 360 owners an early taste of zombie-blasting action - a two-level demo of Resident Evil 5 could be hitting Xbox Live on 5 December.

Sony's motion control tech is due in Spring 2010 and guess what? They'll be games for it too. LittleBigPlanet and Resident Evil 5 are amongst them

Your iPhone can help you navigate the maze of public transport in major cities. We hop aboard the best apps.

An amateur Sydney photographer has won a global photography competition through Facebook: the winning photo will be featured as the main image on Bing search sites around the world.

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The tiny iPod shuffle has an even smaller pocket-friendly size, and storage for 1000 songs, and Apple's new VoiceOver feature.

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The generic sounding French town of Eu is undergoing an identity crisis. It thinks by changing it's name, it can accomplish the impossible: an improved Google search ranking.

Angry residents in leafy Buckinghamshire were transformed into a seething mob, more menacing than a bunch of anticapitalist protestors at the sight of a Google Street View car snapping their homes.

An IIPA Special 301 Report advises that Spain should be added to the American government's watchlist for countries with dubious file sharing laws. Oddly enough, companies such as Mitsubishi are using the laws to create ingenious Bittorrent promotions.

Sick of sub-10Mbps broadband speeds? You could try moving to Korea, where they get 100Mbps, or you could move house to Queensland's Fernbrooke estate.

A "bonus" 1GB of data and a chance to double your download limit are two ways Telstra is hoping to attract more of the prepaid wireless crowd

Around 5,000 homes in Tasmania will be the first to experience 100Mbps Internet via the National Broadband Network - which government backers are likening to the electricity revolution.

Industries keeping a sweet outlook during these sour times.