Enough already about “Angry Birds” — there were plenty of great console video games in 2011.

Here’s my list, counted down in order, of my 10 favorite games of 2011:

1. “Portal 2″
2. “Batman: Arkham City”
3. “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim”
4. “Bastion”
5. “Saints Row the Third”
6. “NBA 2K12″
7. “Deus Ex: Human Revolution”
8. “Little Big Planet 2″
9. “LA Noire”
10. “Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception”
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A video-chat feature called Hangouts is one thing that sets Google+ apart from Facebook and Twitter.
When lots of people are chatting together in a Hangout, only one person “has the floor” at a time — and you can tell who this person is because their video feed is by far the largest on your computer screen. Until recently, Google’s computers used microphone volume to determine who got to be in control of the conversation. So the person yelling the loudest got control of the virtual chat.
One problem: What if you’re using sign language?
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Facebook is encouraging its members to talk face to face — over the computer.

The social networking giant introduced a video-calling feature on Wednesday in partnership with Skype, the popular Internet video-chat provider.

The product comes a week after Google launched a competing social network, called Google+, which also includes a video-chatting program.
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Netflix Inc’s online video subscribers have not had access to movies distributed by Sony Corp Pictures Entertainment for four days, due to a dispute between the studio and its pay-TV partner Starz Entertainment.

Starz is the exclusive distributor of first-run Sony and Walt Disney Co movies on pay-TV in the United States under and an agreement which allowed it to distribute the programing wholesale on multiple platforms including online streaming.
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