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Aliens: Colonial Marines disappoints, offering lacklustre gameplay and undermining the legacy of the iconic franchise it follows.

Vodafone applauds NZ and Aus government review of roaming rates, citing competition and customer demands are driving prices down.

Philips AS111 Android Dock is a decent option for Android users, with adjustable microUSB port and Bluetooth connectivity. Score: 3.5/5.

iLuv SmashBox Pro review: A rugged speaker and phone case combo, perfect for the active and adventurous. Pros outweigh cons for on-the-go tunes and calls.

Seagate Backup Plus Portable impresses with innovative features, including social media backup and flexible connections, scoring a solid 4/5.

Samsung's ATIV Smart PC blurs the line between tablet and laptop but falls short on performance, earning a 2/5 rating.

FitBit One revolutionises fitness tracking with step, floor, and sleep quality monitoring, though its use of imperial measurements may deter some.

As a free-lance photographer myself, the chance to test out the new Samsung Galaxy Camera was a welcome offering.

For many tech “power-users”, running out of battery is one’s biggest nightmare if you'’re in the middle of something important.

Ninja Theory's reboot of Devil May Cry, despite the controversy, delivers a compelling story and engaging gameplay. A fresh yet respectful take.

Federal Trade Commission closes 19-month review, concluding Google's services are good for users and good for competition.

LittleBigPlanet 2's Cross Controller DLC cleverly enriches PS3 gaming with PS Vita, offering a fresh layer of dual-screen gameplay charm.

Far Cry 3 review: A thrilling tropical adventure turns a holiday nightmare into a fight for survival. An epic must-play for action/RPG fans.

Norton 360 Multi-Device expands to Mac, offering up to 5-device protection including Android, but lacks iPhone/iPad support.

2012's top social games led by SongPop, with Dragon City and Bike Race close behind. Facebook highlights a diverse, international game scene.

The first Epic Mickey game was released last year as a Wii exclusive video game and was met with a mixed response.

Ratchet and Clank: Q Force marks a controversial shift from platforming to tower defence, failing to captivate as past titles did.

Hitman: Absolution marks the return of gaming's original assassin, IO Interactive's bald and barcoded killer known only as Agent 47.

There have been a number of fighting games released over the years that assembled a number of characters from different franchises.

Rowling's new venture, Wonderbook: Book of Spells for PS3, lets Potterheads live their wizarding dreams in an interactive magical experience.