BBC News Writes:
Sixty years ago the "modern computer" was born in a lab in Manchester.
The Small Scale Experimental Machine, or "Baby", was the first to contain memory which could store a program.
The room-sized computer's ability to carry out different tasks - without having to be rebuilt - has led some to describe it as the "first modern PC".
Using just 128 bytes of memory, it successfully ran its first set of instructions - to determine the highest factor of a number - on 21 June 1948.
Review: Little Kitty, Big City turns players into a kitty cat, being let loose on a small city to cause feline-flavoured mayhem.
TSA writes: Two decades on, Homeworld 3 is a long-awaited return for the space RTS series. With Megaliths, a War Games mode and more, has it been worth the wait?
Tactical, beautiful and wholly unique, the GOTY-winning sci-fi RTS returns with Homeworld 3.
