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Legends arrive on Xbox Live

Chimes at midnight for new gadget

iPhone users are the worst

Baby you're a rich man

More than a Blu-ray player

It seems that technology is not, after all, turning us into a race of socially inadequate hermits.

Infinity Ward has claimed that the Nintendo Wii is incapable of delivering the "cinematic experience" required for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

Record company dinosaur EMI has woken from its slumbers and set its lawyers on a US website offering 25 cent downloads of Beatles tracks.

A hacker has hijacked a number of jail broken Iphones and tried to extort €5 from their owners.

The entire Beatles' back catalog is set to be released next month on a new format - an apple-shaped USB device.

Not satisfied with having to get close to the people they want to Taser, coppers are looking at new long-range shocking gear. What could possibly go wrong?

Bioware has finally launched its long-awaited Dragon Age: Origins fantasy game for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC platforms.

Peek has introduced a Twitter mobile device for social networking addicts and professional narcissists.

A small start-up has picked on the might of number two book king Barnes and Noble claiming that the bookseller misappropriated trade secrets in creating the Nook e-reader.

Marvell and E Ink have introduced a "highly integrated" platform for next-generation e-readers. 

Creative Labs has debuted a prototype e-reader at its annual general conference.

When and if Apple signs a deal with Verizon to flog its iPhone it is likely that the price of the gadget will rise.

Facebook has won $711.2 million in damages from internet marketer Sanford Wallace.

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Google is getting into the online music business with a service allowing people to find and hear tracks by searching on song titles, artists or snatches of lyrics.

Amazon is simplifying its check-out process, eliminating the whole username, password, 'add to cart' and payment method palaver.

Disney is launching an application for the iPhone and iTouch that lets users take photos of Disney images and then converts them into 3-D pictures on the device.

Nintendo is planning a large-screen DSi, according to Japanese news service Nikkei.

Fans of Family Guy can rest easy in their La-Z-Boys as Microsoft announces it's pulling out of sponsoring a 30 minute special scheduled to air on Fox on Sunday, November 8.

Opinion: A few months back, we took the brave - some might say daft - decision to allow readers to post comments on TG Daily stories without an editor approving them first. Not many sites do this. OK, no other site does this. Here's why. You may wish to have a dictionary to hand for some of the more challenging words.

Opinion: I've never had a mobile phone as good as the iPhone. It's also the best MP3 player I've owned. Still, I wonder occasionally how long it will be before I toss it aside for a newer, more satisfying cellphone. After all, it's only the latest in a long line of handheld devices I've recycled since my Motorola flip phone in 1993.