Nvidia and Intellectual Ventures have bought the rights to around 500 LTE, LTE advanced, 3G and 4G patents from IPWireless. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung has announced its latest Windows Phone Mango-powered smartphone, the Samsung Omnia M. FULL STORY >

Yahoo has announced its interim chief executive officer, Ross Levinsohn, following the scandal shrouded departure of its former CEO, Scott Thompson. FULL STORY >

We don't easily get excited about printers, but one of the stand-out devices we saw at the recent HP Global Influencer Summit in Shanghai, China, was a portable all-in-one printer. FULL STORY >

Apple makes a quiet name change to its latest iPad in some countries such as Australia, the US and Canada. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up more screenshots of the forthcoming Game of Thrones RPG are revealed, whilst the official launch trailer for Max Payne 3 is released. FULL STORY >

Local mobile operator MTN extends its 2 GB internet data bundle promotional offer by another three months. FULL STORY >

HP goes all out on the ultrabook front, releasing 14" and 15.6" Envy ultrabooks. FULL STORY >

Vodacom makes its novel video collaboration solution available to local businesses. FULL STORY >

GPU and mobile CPU maker Nvidia showcases its third graphics processing unit based on the Kepler architecture, the GeForce GTX 670. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion will be utilising TomTom's real-time HD Traffic services within some of its BlackBerry applications. FULL STORY >

FNB today launched its new cashless payment functionality, GeoPayments, which enables users of the FNB app to make cashless payments. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion showcases the latest addition to its budget-friendly Curve range, the BlackBerry Curve 9320 smartphone. FULL STORY >

HP has announced a range of new ultrabooks, including the Spectre XT and the EliteBook Folio. TechSmart is in Shanghai to bring you the latest news. FULL STORY >

Nielsen reveals its latest research focusing on the mobile phone market in the States, showing that Android is the mobile platform of choice, whilst Apple emerges as the preferred smartphone vendor. FULL STORY >