E3 2010: the five key themes
What was really going on during last week's E3 exhibition? Gamesblog looks at the prevailing trends and themes on the showfloor...
The internet: Everything you ever need to know
In spite of all the answers the internet has given us, its full potential to transform our lives remains the great unknown. Here are the nine key steps to understanding the most powerful tool of our age – and where it's taking us
Battle of the machines in Los Angeles
Impressive new technology stole the show at E3, the games industry's biggest showcase in LA, says Chris Schilling
E3 2010: hands off with Kinect
Gamesblog finally discovers the fun – and muscle pain – of controller-free gaming
Game the big loser as it waits for Kinect
Game issued a profit warning after bid hopes waned and before the launch of Kinect and new Nintendo 3DS
Why Minority Report was spot on
It's only eight years since Steven Spielberg's Minority Report amazed audiences with its futuristic technology. But now science is fast catching up
Bill Gates’s limp defence of Chinese web censorship
BBC Today's Evan Davis managed to shoehorn in a brief question on Gates' opinions about Chinese censorship, despite what was no doubt a strictly managed interview set up. By Jemima Kiss
E3 2010: Ubisoft reveals Michael Jackson dance game – and more
Keith Stuart: The veteran games publisher puts on an eccentric and enjoyable show, with glimpses of Assassin's Creed Brotherhood and Ghost Recon Future Soldier
Can Rupert Murdoch remain king of content?
Charles Arthur: News Corp's bid for full control of BSkyB is just part of its push to manage how its output is consumed
Wave hello to Microsoft’s Kinect
Keith Stuart: Microsoft hopes to win over Nintendo Wii users with new Xbox 360 motion-sensing controller
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E3 2010: Xbox press briefing – Live!
Live from the Wiltern Theatre in sunny Los Angeles, here's a minute-by-minute rundown of the Xbox press event. Kinect, slimline Xbox and possibly more (or less!)
Kinect: what the web made of Microsoft’s motion controller
Dave Jackson: The tech press and blogosphere are not too excited so far by the Kinect, Microsoft's new motion controller for the Xbox 360