Games News Round-up - E3 coverage
By Hanleigh Daniels 18 June 2010
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OnLive takes US by storm
By Johan Keyter 18 June 2010Today saw the launch of the highly anticipated OnLive gaming system in the United States. OnLive allows users to play the latest and greatest games without having to spend a fortune on a mean PC or console.. FULL STORY >
PlayStation Move pricing and release details announced
By Tom Manners 17 June 2010Sony prices motion controller aggressively to take on Microsoft and Nintendo FULL STORY >
New Nokia phones announced
By Hanleigh Daniels 17 June 2010The world's biggest cellphone maker has announced two new additions to its X series phone range. FULL STORY >
NAVIGON map update announced
By Hanleigh Daniels 17 June 2010NAVIGON has launched its latest map update which makes a new feature as well as useful 2010 FIFA World Cup destinations available to users. FULL STORY >
Facebook experiences Clickjacking issues
By Tom Manners 17 June 2010Facebook users complain that the site is not doing enough to combat clickjacking worms FULL STORY >
Three new Sony Ericsson phones announced
By Mike Joubert 17 June 2010Sony Ericsson has three new handsets in the pipeline including a new Android device dubbed the X8. FULL STORY >
Nintendo 3DS official unveiling
By Hanleigh Daniels 17 June 2010The long awaited Nintendo 3DS finally sees the light of day after being unveiled to journalists at E3 in Los Angeles. FULL STORY >
Vodacom to release R400 smartphone
By Tom Manners 17 June 2010Vodacom announces details behind the R400 smartphone which it plans to release to the local market FULL STORY >
Xbox LIVE to be available locally
By Hanleigh Daniels 15 June 2010The Xbox LIVE gaming network is finally coming to South Africa, along with eight other countries. FULL STORY >
Local cellular network traffic soars during World Cup
By Tom Manners 15 June 2010MTN reveals the details behind a significant usage spike during the FIFA World Cup FULL STORY >
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