Stories by Staff - Page 390

With autumn in the air, it's time to think about indoor activities – especially arts and crafts which can while away the longer evenings.

As compliance demands grow, businesses must leverage IT to automate and streamline audit processes, reduce costs, and safeguard against penalties.

eDiscovery: The process of searching for electronic documents for legal action is costly and time-consuming for businesses.

The developers of Killzone 2 discuss the game's immersive experience, pressure from high expectations, and plans for downloadable content.

Last month, Game Console previewed the Dawn of War II multiplayer beta, which gave gamers their first look at Relic's highly anticipated sequel.

Street Fighter IV reignites the flame of nostalgia with a modern twist, promising to become the new favourite among fight game aficionados.

Dive into nostalgia with Sega's Mega Drive Ultimate Collection, featuring 40 retro classics like Sonic and Golden Axe, all in dazzling HD.

Empire: Total War is the fifth game in the Total War series, which began with Creative Assembly's original Shogun: Total War just over nine years ago.

Burnout Paradise was first unveiled in January of last year, garnering critical acclaim whilst reinventing the popular Burnout series.

Resident Evil 5 brings intense action, clever survival mechanics, and stunning visuals to the beloved series. A triumph for Capcom.

It seems that, even in the age of online console connectivity, game developers still recognise the merit in the local multiplayer party game.

New PCI DSS standards are affecting millions of businesses and consumers worldwide in response to credit card theft.

You love the remote control which came with your Mac - so simple yet elegant, with easy control of Front Row, iTunes, Quicktime, DVD Player, Keynote, and more.

Get ready for action worthy of the biggest blockbusters that will have you relive the most intense WWII battles of Normandy, Ardennes & Tunisia.

Chillisoft partners with CoSoSys to bring a new USB security solution to ANZ, turning USB drives into secure backup devices for SOHO users.

The scam is somewhat more elaborate than many we see, and it's worth a little analysis to see what flags we can extract from it for spotting a phisher at work.

In stark contrast to this month's netbook roundups (see page 38), Sony's VGNZ17GNB is a premium-priced notebook with all the trimmings and a very slim profile.

Quicken Personal Plus 2009 dazzles with a sleek interface and new tools like a carbon footprint calculator but irks with its activation process.

Belkin's latest surge protector is small, portable, and comes with a rotating wall plug as well as two power points, phone line and USB charging facilities.

In a world of navigation, the Uniden Trax 350 stands out with its effective spoken warnings and rich features, marred only by a cluttered display.