Microsoft announces the results of its newest MSN poll. FULL STORY >

Google has launched a new search feature, Handwrite, which enables users to scrawl search terms on Google's homepage using their natural handwriting. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Blizzard finally announces the release date of Mists of Pandaria, while more details around Battlefield 3: Aftermath are revealed. FULL STORY >

The Fujifilm X-Pro1 is stirring the market with its retro good looks and excellent image quality. We had it for a few weeks, and this is what caught our attention. FULL STORY >

In the market for a media tablet that offers plenty of spec bang for your bucks, comes preloaded with a spate of useful apps and is backed by an extensive warranty Tarsus' Onyx Calypso 9.7 tablet definitely fits the bill. FULL STORY >

Canons PowerShot SX240 HS continues the companys ongoing trend of producing accessible compacts that feel as comfortable in ones hand as they are intuitive to photograph with. FULL STORY >

Samsung has issued a warning to general users about a new hoax, which uses Samsung's name to try dupe the public out of almost R3000. FULL STORY >

RIM appoints a new managing director for South- and Southern Africa. FULL STORY >

According to a new report, data usage is increasing locally, at the expense of spending on voice. FULL STORY >

It's not often that we are surprised by a new gadget, but when we started taking pics with the J1 there was a moment when we were just amazed. FULL STORY >

Strategy Analytics has shared its latest figures surrounding global media tablets shipments during Q2 2012. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab reveals a new security suite for Mac computer users, with more threats popping up. FULL STORY >

A new report from mobile analyst firm Juniper Research has dished up more good news for Samsung, while taking a broad look at other smartphone manufacturers. FULL STORY >

Apple reveals its financial third quarter results, showing record iPad sales for the quarter. FULL STORY >

Sharp has launched the ILED70, a 70" interactive display locally, which is particularly focused on catering to users in business and educational institutes. FULL STORY >