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Elgato's Game Capture HD makes it easy to capture and share Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 gameplay.

The annual TED conferences, held annually in Monterey, California have spawned a number of child events across the world. This week, TED launched a new education channel on YouTube where teachers can create, share and access short lessons to support their classes.

Despite all the rumours, Apple has introduced a new version of the Apple TV, not a standalone TV.

Sometimes a product comes along with a huge 'why didn't I think of that' attached.  This glove mouse is just such a thing.

Megaupload, rated by some as the 13th most visited site on the Internet was taken down late last week by the FBI under accusation of copyright infringement, however many other rights have been infringed by their actions.

YouTube has released its regular annual listing of what we watched in 2011.

In a tale of two Zuckerbergs, social media giant Facebook has threatened to sue Mark Zuckerberg, an entrepreneur from Israel, with the two now embroiled in a bitter legal battle.

When Google discovered this site, they disabled their Streetview API access.  Spoil sports!

Another set of patent infringement suits have been filed against major tech companies.

Businesses are wasting time and money trying to reach people online without realising many resent big brands invading their social networks, according to a study of 72,000 consumers in 60 countries, including Australia and New Zealand.

The revamped WD TV Live media player includes 802.11n wireless connectivity and support for a range of Internet content providers - but no Australian TV catch-up services are on the list.

Despite the enormous growth in online media in the past decade, a survey conducted by the ACMA found that Australians are spending only 10 minutes less watching TV than they were two decades ago.

For around 20 minutes on Sunday, the Sesame Street YouTube channel was showing a little more than usual.

Need a break from Call of Duty? More Australian TV content will soon be available on Xbox 360.

BBC launched its BBC iPlayer App in Australia today, providing iPad users with 'over 1000 hours' of classic and contemporary content, but for a price.

Early reports are just in; UARS fragments have been discovered south of Calgary in Canada.

New versions of Adobe's popular consumer photo and video editing applications have arrived. Photoshop Elements 10 and Premiere Elements 10 are available separately or as a bundle.

Launched on September 1st, AVG 2012 continues the tradition of incremental improvement and unexpected new features in equal measure.  This edition has plenty of both.

The venerable disc burning tool is evolving into a media conversion utility.