Adam Hartley

Microsoft's creative director Kudo Tsunoda thinks that Kinect encourages games developers to 'method act' their ideas more so than ever before.

If you are a registered user of the Sun newspaper's website then you might not be too glad to hear that personal details have been released from when the site was hacked last month.

Is Adobe planning to drop Flash?

Exclusive A leading British psychologist has questioned the recent, widely-publicised claims made by Oxford professor Baroness Greenfield that the web is making us stupid.

Yet another new internet addiction treatment centre has opened its doors, this time in the online gaming capital of South Korea.

Humanity may well have hit the peak of our evolution, according to a number of leading UK neuroscientists and psychiatrists.

Feted id Software games developer John Carmack thinks that games can act to reduce aggression in society, rather than increase it, as many anti-gaming reports claim.

Has spending an inordinate amount of time on the internet checking email, Facebook, Twitter, RSS news feeds and all the rest destroyed your very sense of who you are?

Sony's new PS Vita will reportedly be powered by a Samsung manufactured CPU, according to Japanese trade newspaper Semiconductor Industry News.

Taking 360-degree panoramic pics with your iPhone has become a favourite pastime with many amateur iOS snappers.

Music streaming service Spotify could face a ban in the US if a new patent infingement lawsuit holds up.

Early days or lack of interest?

Following the earlier news that Sky has now formed a brand new 3D production company, Colossus Productions, TV manufacturer Panasonic announces the "world's lightest" 3D glasses in Japan.

But no official confirmation from Sony

Google has said that it is 'making a number of improvements' in response to public outcry that its fledgling Google+ social network doesn't allow sobriquets, nicknames or online handles.

EA has revealed that the Apple iPad is its fastest-growing game platform, suggesting that the dominance of the home console in the games industry is coming to an end.

EA developers have confirmed that the forthcoming Wii U console from Nintendo is easily as powerful as the Sony PS3 or the Microsoft Xbox 360.

But can it kickstart a green car revolution?

Forget about motion-control, PlayStation-compatible dolls would seem to be the new future of videogaming, if the latest patent news from Sony is anything to go by.

US broadcaster Discovery Networks has struck deals with Virgin Media and Sky in the UK to produce new 3D TV content.

Riccitiello "iOS and motion-sensing changing game"

New State of the Internet 2011 report

A new survey of nearly 3,000 people claims that over a third of consumers already want an iPhone 5, despite no official details on the phone having yet been released.

A new Ofcom report slams the shameful state of British broadband offerings, claiming that many ISPs still regularly mislead their customers on advertised broadband speeds.

Microsoft has announced a new Xbox 360 Bluetooth headset and Media Remote Control this week, due for commercial release this coming November.