Piracy has been the main guilty party for everything going wrong in the PC gaming business. Still, there are some voices who disagree and claim that the issue has been significantly overblown.

The online console business will keep growing and we expect it to generate around $8 billion in revenue by 2013, reads a recent reprot issued by Parks Associates.

Sony's Blu-ray may have won the format war, but others don't see such a great future ahead of it.

GTA IV downloadable content is coming this November on the Xbox 360, Rockstar recently confirmed.

Sony gets once again burned in an overheating scandal: around 73,000 VAIO TZ notebooks must be back on the company's shop due to battery problems.

Dell will enter the low-cost mini laptop market this month with the release of the Inspiron Mini 9.

Turning software into online services has been a successful attempt for Microsoft, now proud to announce that its Office Live Workspace service has attracted over one million users.

Besides the public reaction, Google's Chrome was also welcomed on the web stage by John Lilly, the head of the Mozilla organization.

Google's Chrome browser received a more than warm welcome, but also managed to get entangled in a bit of controversy. With people getting upset over the browser's EULA, Google now backs donw and promises to change things a bit.

An email hacker looking for some fast blackmail money will have to cool off in jail, after which he'll be sent back to its native desert.