SE announces two Android 2.3-powered smartphones in the wake of the Xperia arc. FULL STORY >

Samsung's premier Android phone, the Galaxy S II, is set to be coming to a store near you. FULL STORY >

RIM today announced plans to launch two additional BlackBerry 4G PlayBook tablets during the second half of 2011 FULL STORY >

Not content with just a 3D smartphone, LG also today announced the 3D-enabled LG Optimus Pad. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson unveils new Xperia Play details, as well as slating the gaming smartphone for a March 2011 release. FULL STORY >

New reports suggest that Apple is working on a poor man's iPhone in the form of the so-called iPhone mini. FULL STORY >

Steve Jobs is still running things at Apple from his home, despite his medical leave of absence from the company. FULL STORY >

HP unveils two new webOS-running smartphones in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst RIM plans to bring Android apps to the BlackBerry PlayBook. FULL STORY >

At long last Dell's 5-inch Android tablet is in SA. FULL STORY >

MXit signs wiWallet to bring mobile payment services to MXit's 10 million active users. FULL STORY >

MTN's MyValentines MMS promotion offers all customers a discount of 50% on MMS rates FULL STORY >

In certainly one of the year's biggest announcements, Nokia will be adopting Windows Phone as the primary operating system for their phones. FULL STORY >

Vodacom believes its WebBox is set to change the lives of many South Africans, proving affordable and easy internet access using the customers existing television set. FULL STORY >

Opera Software reports hitting the 100 million user milestone for its web browser software. FULL STORY >

This week we split our gaming news round-up in two, part one looks at some delicious new Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim details, feels sorry for Kevin Butler and showcases the latest Homefront trailer. FULL STORY >