Fortunately, Datel is out to get even the least computer savvy among us online, and their WiFi MAX USB WiFi dongle will do just that. The small dongle is essentially an 802.11g WiFi card/access point.

Datel, a British company that produced the Action Replay, the ‘Game Genie of the GameCube’ figured out how to get around the GameCube’s disc protection. Not only that, ...

Datel were lucky with me, because I have a small PC handling Internet connection duties and such, just a few feet from my PlayStation 2. The X-Port ...

The Datel kit includes the 4GB Hard Drive, an X2 Battery Pac, and Max Media Manager software. Neither the HD nor the larger battery pack fit in the PSP's normal slots, ...

The Datel cards start at $40.[Via Engadget Spanish] After ages of monopolizing most of its add-on market for the 360, it looks like Microsoft is letting up a bit.

In November, Datel filed an antitrust lawsuit in a San Francisco federal court against Microsoft after the fall Xbox Live Update locked out third-party memory units. In one fell swoop, the move ...

Image: Damien McFerran / Nintendo Life. For those of you concerned that using the Go-tcha could lead to your account being banned, we'd also say that's very, very unlikely. As we've just noted ...

Datel's announced a pair of Nintendo DS peripherals capable of running homebrew software applications. The MAX Media Launcher is designed specifically to do this, costs £12.99, ...

Datel's latest controller for the Xbox 360 is inducing waves of nostalgia, with a curious LCD display channeling the ghost of the Sega Dreamcast's VMU. The Turbofire EVO also packs in button ...

Datel and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe clearly don't like each other very much. How do we know this? SCEE has taken Datel to court over its as yet unreleased “Lite Blue Tool,” which has ...

Datel's Wireless one only costs £15 which is the same price as the Official CC. @Rexy: I know Third Party Controllers aren't very good. They usually end up not working or fall apart.

Datel's expressed "disappointment" at Microsoft's decision to disallow use of third-party 360 memory units in the console's November software update. "We are following this issue and awaiting the ...