Wouldn’t you love to be able to prove that high score or awesome move on the PSP by taking screen or video captures? SVCapture for the PSP was designed to do precisely this. Read on to find out how it worked for Editor-at-Large James Booth

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

YouTube is upgrading its video offerings. While videos will still be limited to ten minutes, you will soon be able to upload and view in 1080p high-definition video.

openSUSE 11.2 is out. With the new Ext4 file system, and updated Linux kernel, Novell seems to be targeting the netbook market.

Dell has announced it will get into the smartphone market with something called the Mini 3 which is expected to use an Android operating system when it’s launched in China and Brazil.

First – Have the foresight to imagine the possibility you might lose your phone and encrypt your data. Then find out if you need additional software. This article gives some options for different brands of smartphones.

Authors Paul Zirkle and Joe Hogue start with a basic overview of game and technical design before moving on to using APIs and strategies for selling through the AppStore.

Lenovo is now offering a 320GB USB hard drive that automatically encrypts your data. You enter a six-digit key using the keypad on the drive to unlock your data.

Go, which looks something like C++ but has elements of Python and JavaScript, compiles quickly and has been released under an open source license. It was designed as a systems language capable of addressing multicore processors.

The F-04B cell phone splits into a 3.4-inch touchscreen display and a slide-out numeric keypad that will stay in contact via Bluetooth for up to about 30 feet.

RIM is tired of losing developer’s interest and has started to entice them back with enhancements to the BlackBerry platform and new ways for them to make money.