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Take-Two Interactive Software’s first quarter financial report reveals a 2010 release date for NHL 2K11 for the Wii. Meanwhile, Red Dead Redemption slips to a May 18 release date.

Microsoft has pushed back the original March 2010 release date and is extending the beta period

Militants in Iraq and Afghanistan have intercepted live video feeds from unmanned U.S. Predator drones using $26 off the shelf software made by a Russian company, says a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Dell announced Thursday that it’s offering a memory module called Latitude On Flash that can boot up a computer in seconds as an option for some laptops. The module is available alongside the option of an existing quick-boot system that uses an Arm processor.

Today the Blu-Ray Disc Association announced that the codec for creating full 1080p 3D Blu-Ray content has been set, but will you need to upgrade your gear to experience the benefits? Not necessarily.

The University of Melbourne and NICTA have had their ICT research and development war chests topped up with additional funding as part of efforts to foster closer collaboration between Australia and China.

Telstra and NBN Co have failed to reach commercial terms before Christmas in their negations over the National Broadband Network (NBN).

Federal Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has ended 2009 on a high having been awarded “person of the year” at the APICTA awards in Melbourne last night.

While filming on the movie is set to conclude this month, Kotaku has discovered that Resident Evil: Afterlife–the fourth film in Resident Evil movie franchise–will be delayed from its original August 2010 release date to January 2011. AceShowBiz reports that the reason for the delay is the post-production work necessary for director Paul W.S. Anderson.

A recent patent application submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (dug up by GameSpot) reveals a number of potential applications for the upcoming Sony Motion Controller due out in 2010.