Google's Search History reveals full Web trail

Google has expanded its Search History service so you can track track not only your Web searches but also every page on the Internet that you visit. To reflect the change, the service has been renamed Google Web History. Web History is available to anyone with Google Toolbar installed in their browser and the PageRank feature enabled. ...more

Draw Quake by hand

These days, gamers seem to be more obsessed with high-spec graphics cards, frame rates and photo-realistic graphics than anything else. Well this little known mod project turns the gamesworld upside down and transforms Quake into a hand drawn nightmare. NPR Quake (that's Non-PhotoRealistic Quake) takes the 3D environments of the original Quake engine and creates a world that looks as if it has just come off the designer's drawing board. ...more

UK games chart: Need for Speed is Most Wanted

EA's multi-format street racing game Need For Speed: Most Wanted stays atop this week's ELSPA UK games chart, and it is heading towards the Christmas number one. Although EA's soccer game FIFA 06 climbs another place, up from three to two, the most likely threats come from Activision's console war game Call of Duty 2: Big Red One - which climbs from six to three - and King Kong: Official Game of The Movie, Ubisoft's multi-format movie spin-off - which climbs from eight to four. With only eleven days to Christmas there are no new entries this week, so we'll make do with keeping an eye on the top new Xbox 360 titles. ...more

Fantasy League to drive Wap

If you've ever wondered what the point of Wap is, well maybe now there's an answer. The company responsible for creating the Fantasy League game is working on a Wap version to coincide with the release of new, high-speed GPRS phones. Fantasy League licences the format, whereby players pick a fantasy team from any sport and win points according to the players' real perfomance, to many newspapers and magazines. ...more

BT grabs dabs.com

BT has bought online retailer dabs.com. The technology shop will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of BT and allow BT to use the channel to push its business, networking and support services as well as embark upon co-branding initiatives. ...more