Sony Ericsson makes Android its preferred mobile OS platform and will not be bringing out any new Symbian-powered devices for the time being. FULL STORY >

Sony says that it hasn't shown up late to the motion-based gaming party. FULL STORY >

Local stock levels are looking precarious as China reports 200 000 iPhone 4 pre-orders. FULL STORY >

Gartner believes IT debt incurred by lack of system maintenance will hit one trillion dollars by 2015. FULL STORY >

Rumours circulate regarding Nintendos possible response to Kinect and PlayStation Move. FULL STORY >

Amazon.com recently added a listing for an interesting new item, a PlayStation Move Battle Rifle. FULL STORY >

Acer announces upgraded models of its TimelineX series notebooks. FULL STORY >

The Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran was recently attacked by a computer worm which some believe may be the work of hostile governments. FULL STORY >

The 2010 SA Blog Awards award evening was held this weekend, showcasing the greatest blogging talent SA has to offer. FULL STORY >

A new MMORPG has been unveiled wherein Michael Jackson won't only be the King of Pop, but also the virtual ruler of his avatar army of fans. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has sided with Apple in its stance against Blu-ray. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Nokia's Mobile chief speaks out against the company's Android-loving opposition, whilst AMD is to reinvigorate its CPU ranges with five editions. FULL STORY >

Rectron brings Seagate 3 TB drive to SA market. FULL STORY >

Facebook confirms that it is working with a mobile phone developer. FULL STORY >

Much rumoured BlackPad may make debut sooner than expected. FULL STORY >