In this week's tech roundup: Apple hemorrhaging new iPhone prototypes, Vodacom's low cost netbook, Adobe vs. Apple war of words and Canon's 40 million milestone. FULL STORY >

Sony makes a loss while the Xbox 360 has 3D in its sight. This and other news in this week's Gaming News Roundup. FULL STORY >

A father and his son have reconnected after decades apart thanks to Facebook. FULL STORY >

TechSmart talks to Kethan Parbhoo, the equity equivalence lead at Microsoft SA, to find out more about Microsoft SA's recent BBBEE investment announcement. FULL STORY >

HTC countersues Apple for patent violations and wants to stop the sale and import of iPhones, iPads as well as iPods in the United States. FULL STORY >

Mozilla, developers of Firefox, have shared their tentative vision for the next version of the popular browser. FULL STORY >

EA's Battlefield Bad Company 2 has sold in excess of five million copies worldwide, whilst the EA Sports 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa has already sold almost 2 million units globally. FULL STORY >

Garmin's official mapping partner for Africa, Garmap, has unveiled the new version of its Africa Series map which includes new location based service functionality. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab unveils its Kaspersky PURE integrated solution for the home network, which will protect your network from viruses, worms, hackers and various other menaces from the shady parts of cyberspace. FULL STORY >

Satoru Iwata revealed some new details about the Japanese manufacturer's upcoming 3D capable 3DS console. FULL STORY >