Finnish phone giant Nokia is reportedly working on a new Linux-based OS for its low-end smartphones. FULL STORY >

LG reveals its first LTE smartphone in Korea that also boasts an HD-ready touchscreen. FULL STORY >

Rhapsody, a premium on-demand music service in the US, will be acquiring Napster's subscriber base. FULL STORY >

The ongoing Apple vs. Samsung courtroom drama will be going for a while more still, as Cupertino rejects Samsung's settlement deal. FULL STORY >

Samsung has announced a refresh of its Galaxy Tab 7 tablet, which has a Plus added to its name along with several new features. FULL STORY >

Adobe has launched a range of new tablet focused creative apps, along with a cloud-based offering specifically for creatives. FULL STORY >

Chip maker Intel has bought Israeli navigation software provider Telmap to take on Google Maps and Ovi Maps. FULL STORY >

Market research firm Net Applications releases its latest browser trend report for the month of September. FULL STORY >

Local mobile operator Vodacom will be launching a program to support local talent in applications development for its Vodacom Apps Store. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab, Microsoft and Kyrus Tech have successfully teamed up to take out the Kelihos botnet. FULL STORY >

Global information and measurement company Nielsen has released its Top 20 Games to Watch report that tracks what gamers are most excited about this holiday season. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's in house anti-virus product, Security Essentials, has incorrectly identified the Chrome browser as being malware. FULL STORY >

Telkom unveils its Do uncapped broadband offers at the rAge gaming expo. FULL STORY >

IBM has released the results of its X-Force 2011 Mid-Year Trend and Risk Report, which demonstrates the rapidly changing security landscape. FULL STORY >

Key topics such as rural telecoms, connectivity and planning ahead for future progress, are expected to dominate the AfricaCom 2011 congress. FULL STORY >