This year has been characterised by an influx of several great notebooks and ultrabooks, so much so that picking and choosing amongst them presented a considerable challenge. FULL STORY >

IDC forecasts minimal growth for the mobile phone market this year, in spite of the smartphone market segment slated for a glittering performance during the holiday season. FULL STORY >

Juniper Research has now revised, and scaled back, its forecast of the growth of the NFC technology due to the iPhone 5's omittance. FULL STORY >

The latest Android usage data shows that the newest versions of Android, namely ICS and Jelly Bean, have made their way onto more mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Gartner has addressed three of the major security concerns raised by the Bring Your Own Device trend. FULL STORY >

Apples new iPhone 5 will become available to local buyers on 14 December 2012. FULL STORY >

Apple has announced that the full version of its music section of the iTunes Store has been made available to South African users. FULL STORY >

Still looking to find that perfect gadget for the holidays? Here is what local online retailer Mantality has to offer. FULL STORY >

Local location firm Waytag partners with mapping and location giant TomTom to make an innovative new location technology available to users. FULL STORY >

If money was no object, the Top 5 vehicles parked in our fantasy garage would look a little something like this. FULL STORY >

Apple captures number 2 ranking spot in US OEM market for the first time. FULL STORY >

Two interesting developments on the Xbox front have emerged of late, pertaining to the Xbox SmartGlass app and the highly anticipated and much rumoured Xbox 720. FULL STORY >

TechSmart spent five days on the road with Hyundai's Golf and Focus rival, the i30, to find out if this South Korean is able to match up to its German and American competition. FULL STORY >

Net Applications reveals which mobile browsers are used most on mobile devices to access the net around the globe. FULL STORY >

The cellular penetration rate within the African continent is expected to surpass 80 during the first quarter of next year. FULL STORY >