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Fresh warning about online scammers claiming to be from Microsoft
A Dundee man is warning people to stay alert of cyber criminals after he became the target of an online scam. (...)
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Expansion of software firm GFI MAX to create 40 jobs
Dundee has been given a major jobs boost after a leading software firm announced it is to double in size over the next few months. (...)
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Campaign against polio focuses on the crocuses
Hundreds of crocuses will be planted in Dundee this week during a worldwide campaign against polio. (...)
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Scam phone call prompts warning for computer users
Angus Council trading standards service has issued a warning to consumers on a new computer scam. (...)
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Dare ProtoPlay gives glimpse of the future
Abertay University has unveiled 15 new video games at an Edinburgh Festival event. (...)
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Review: Limbo (Xbox 360)
A charming independent game that surpasses the art direction of blockbuster titles, Limbo's developer sets the bar high, while making questionable business decisions. (...)
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Review: Crackdown 2 (Xbox 360)
Story, visuals, controls: criticisms of the first game are levelled at its successor but an increased sense of childish fun make up for some deficiencies. (...)
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Crackdown 2 company racks up award
A Dundee company has come out on top at the world's largest computer games exhibition. (...)
More on: Dundee | Los Angeles | Ruffian Games | Billy Thompson | Microsoft
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Crackdown 2 coup for Dundee's Proper Games
A Dundee developer has been commissioned to create additional downloadable content for one of the year's most highly-anticipated games. (...)
More on: Microsoft | Proper Games | Ruffian Games | Dundee | Chris Wright
Lecturer warns of PC virus phone scam
A Dundee University lecturer has warned computer owners in the city to be on their guard against a new phone scam. (...)
More on: Broughty Ferry | Dundee | Andrew Munns | Microsoft | Dundee University
Pirated games ad shames council
A Dundee City Council employee is facing disciplinary action after pirated computer games were advertised for sale on the local authority's intranet. (...)
More on: Dundee | Jimmy Black | Dundee City Council | Microsoft
