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Updated: E3 2013: our top 10 moments from gaming's arms race

E3 2013 was the most controversial, competitive and downright crazy show we've seen in the recent history of gaming. The Xbox One went toe-to-toe with the PS4, and even though the two aren't even in stores yet, many are ready to declare a winner.

Well Done, Microsoft

The reveal of the Xbox One didn't go as Microsoft hoped. Gamers loved the system, but hated the absurd restrictions placed on the games. But Microsoft listened and just today reversed its stance on some of the more ridiculous policies. Good for them. Good for us.

So Good They Can't Ignore You - become expert in something, and the passion willfollow

"Follow your passion" is the dogmatic advice for building a career. But it is woefully incomplete and even misleading for some people. Better advice is “Become so good they can’t ignore you”; that is, become expert in something, and the passion will follow.

How pregnancy is like climate changedenialism

Hillary Rosner is a fantastic environmental reporter — the sort that digs facts and stories more than outrage-bait and blind activism. She's currently pregnant and, like all pregnant ladies, is finding herself subject to a deluge of warnings and "helpful" advice.

NBA Finals 2013: Players Who Must Step up to Earn Their Team a Win

For the fifth time since the NBA went to the 2-3-2 format in the NBA Finals, we're going to have a Game 7 to decide the league champion on the final day of the 2012-13 season.

Play on the Break and Lean on Neymar: Brazil's World Cup Plan for Success

Brazil's place in the semifinals of the Confederations Cup is already assured. Victory over Japan in the tournament's opening match was followed with a 2-0 reverse of Mexico on Wednesday evening, which gives the Selecao the luxury of qualifying even before their third and final Group A clash against

Making the Case for Hisashi Iwakuma as 2013 MLB All-Star Game Starter

The pitcher who should start for the American League squad at the All-Star Game isn't some exciting young pup tasting his first success in the majors. He doesn't possess a blazing fastball that blows up radar guns while blowing hitters away.

Turns Out, Security Guards at JFK Would Rather Be Napping

38 year old Stephen Jackson was fired from his job as a supervisor at JFK overseeing private airport security guards.

New server attacks mobile devices only

PC viruses and attacks may run rampant, but mobile threats tend to be rarer. We do hear of them though, and F-Secure reports an interesting new discovery.

NSA Prism program a game changer on web privacy, says Sir Martin Sorrell

WPP chief says internet companies have to take responsibility for the editorial content appearing on their sites

Jimmy Wales: Revelations a serious issue for Barack Obama
Vivienne Westwood: Edward Snowden did a wonderful thing

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