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New worldwide multimedia game linked to Olympics
The clues from a new alternate-reality game that seems tied to the Olympics and which is slated to start Monday.
(Credit: Daniel Terdiman/CNET Networks)For months now, I've been hearing whispers that a big new alternate-reality game was on the way. I never got any details of what ...
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In testing: Time Capsule
Update:
After spending some time with Apple's Time Capsule this afternoon, we have some impressions for you. We'll dig deeper before our full review on Monday, but here are some initial thoughts.
We paired the Time Capsule with a MacBook Pro with a home cable modem providing the ...
Protect your children: How to set parental controls on the PS3, PSP

The Playstation 3 has many great games. Unfortunately, the majority of those games are violent, bloody, and utterly inappropriate for children. Fortunately, the PS3 has a parental control system that lets you make certain your kids can play Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga and Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, but won't be able to load the ultraviolent Ninja Gaiden Sigma or The Darkness. The Playstation Portable contains a similar control system, so this handy guide can help you watch what your children are playing, both at home and on the go.
Please note: Unlike the Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii, the PS3 and PSP don't use the Entertainment Software Ratings Board's rating system. Instead they use a series of numbered levels ranging from 1 for only the most acceptable titles to 11 for almost all games. Level 5 approximately corresponds with T-rated games, though parents should experiment with the different levels to determine which level is most appropriate for their family. ...