In the second part of our Gaming News Round-up: Star Wars 1313 is still on course and EA is bringing more games to Google Nexus devices. FULL STORY >

Softline Pastel has showcased its free cloud-based solution, My Money, that individuals can take advantage of to better manage their finances. FULL STORY >

IDC investigates IT spending within the South Africa. FULL STORY >

Microsoft showcases its Windows Phone 8 smartphone platform in South Africa. FULL STORY >

We provide our first impressions of HTC's Windows Phone 8X smartphone following a recent hands-on session. FULL STORY >

The Nexus 7 has apparently garnered close to one million sales in a single month, something which should make all tablet owners happy for what it portends. FULL STORY >

Cisco has forecast that global data centre traffic will grow four-fold and reach a total of 6.6 zettabytes annually by 2016. FULL STORY >

Telkom Business has adopted the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet as its operational communications device. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has revealed that small and medium businesses are at higher risk of being affected by malware. FULL STORY >

Juniper Research has explained why it believes wearable technology is set for a meteoric rise in adoption. FULL STORY >

LG and Google pull the wraps off of the new Google Nexus 4 smartphone, which operates on the latest version (4.2) of Android. FULL STORY >

IS has launched uncapped@work, an uncapped ADSL solution designed for end-users who require optimised connectivity at work and uncapped, unshaped connectivity at night. FULL STORY >

Royden Volans at Lightstone believes it is critical for companies to put strategies in place in order to ensure they are managing and addressing their data needs. FULL STORY >

Zando.co.za, South Africas largest fashion e-commerce retailer, announced today an investment of 20 million by Summit Partners. FULL STORY >

FNB announces a few improvements to its Banking App for mobile devices. FULL STORY >