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Imagine the ultimate sequel, anyone for a game of Football II?

What if one of your national sports was superseded overnight with a sequel - well it's happening in South Korea tomorrow.

Keeping the Legend alive

Kat documents her attempts to protect her shiny new phone from its greatest threat: herself.

Opinion: Daily Star journalist "baffled" by gamers' reaction after fake Raoul Moat GTA story

The Daily Star yesterday reported that a new version of Grand Theft Auto based on Raoul Moat's rampage is in the works, but it's a complete fantasy.

Opinion: MP wants to fine Credit and Debit card providers over online child porn purchases

Expects banks to develop psychic powers.

How to watch outdoor cinema

With this unusually mild summer, wouldn't it be brilliant if you could watch your films outside? We show you how.

Opinion: Ubisoft's content protection system defeats the point of single player gaming

Kat spent Sunday swearing at a single-player game that wouldn't allow her to play until her internet connection stabilised. She is not best pleased.

Opinion: Facebook, mass hysteria and Rupert Murdoch

Alan discovers there's no such thing as a free lunch as he casts his eye over the world of newspapers and free online news.

Is Nuke Boosting the new dogging?

Shady online practices bring to mind a disgraced footballer and lay bys on quiet roads.

Opinion - Apple vs HTC: justice, money and smartphones

Alan passes judgement on Apple's smartphone lawsuits against HTC and finds they have little to do with the law.

Opinion: I hate poorly implemented PAYG

Kat likes to neurotically micro-manage her finances but is infuriated by inefficient payment systems.

Opinion: Nintendo (finally) wins at advertising to women

The good and the bad of ads designed to attract more female gamers.

Opinion: Retail Therapy

Can the high street do anything against the might of online shopping and the iPhone? Alan thinks they might.

Opinion: There’s no such thing as anonymity on the internet

Panopticlick shows how you can be identified by information that is freely shared by a standard web browser

Opinion: Back to basics? iPad vs ChromeOS

Alan ponders the prospects of more simplified operating environments in the future - it starts with the Apple iPad and Google's Chrome OS.

Opinion: the long stupid arm of the law

Why is it illegal to use software that turns your PC into a multi-region player, but not to buy pirate DVDs?

Opinion: The technology of giving

It's easy to donate money over the internet. We take a look at gamers' charities and the means they're using to earn your donations.

Anti-virus applications compared

We test all of the big commercial security suites to find out which ones are best

Free anti-virus applications compared

We find out if the free anti-virus programs can compete with the paid-for ones.

Opinion: The Future Sound of Gaming

We're all used to big-name bands appearing on movie soundtracks. Have video games followed suit?

Cash in the attic

Is your loft full of old or rare items that you think are worth a fortune? With Mel Croucher's help, you can use your PC to help turn a tidy profit.

Teufel Theater 200

Category: PC speakers
Rating: 4 out of 5

Price: £749

Medion Akoya P6625 (MD97409)

Category: Laptops
Rating: 4 out of 5

Price: £569

Belkin Play Max ADSL Wireless Router

Category: Wireless routers
Rating: 4 out of 5

Price: £113

Pro Softnet iDrive Pro

Category: Software
Rating: 3 out of 5

Price: £33

HTC Wildfire

Category: Smartphones
Rating: 4 out of 5

Price: £224

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