In this week's Gaming News Round-up Sony anticipates steady but slow sales for its new motion-based gaming system, while THQ makes its views clear surrounding the second hand gaming market. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson has proven the effectiveness of its GreenHeart product range with the Elm phone being dubbed as the most sustainable according to a UK eco-rating list. FULL STORY >

Google introduces Google Talk to Gmail, allowing users to diectly call phones. Or at least US users at this stage. FULL STORY >

Opera has released its latest State of the Mobile Web Report today, which shows SA women coming in tops in using Opera Mini. FULL STORY >

Toshiba announced that they will release a range of no-glasses required 3D TV's before the end of the year. FULL STORY >

Peripheral maker Logitech has announced its latest 2.1 speaker system. FULL STORY >

MTN announces that the iPhone 4 will be made available to its subscribers in the coming months. FULL STORY >

Sony has joined the likes of Acer and HP to produce an all-in-one PC. FULL STORY >

Atari and Cryptic Studios announces the development of a new Neverwinter game set to be released late next year. FULL STORY >

Nokia has unveiled the 5250 which should suit buyers looking for a capable entry-level phone. FULL STORY >

The IFSEC South Africa SECUREX conference will be held at the Sandton Convention Centre at the end of the month and promises to be a must-see for any security professionals FULL STORY >

A dozen new netbooks are seeing the light of day this week powered by Intel's latest Atom processor, the dual-core Atom N550. FULL STORY >

More details have been revealed concerning Samsung's upcoming tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab. FULL STORY >

Japanese camera manufacturer Canon has expanded its PIXMA product range with the launch of two new all-in-one photo printers. FULL STORY >

A crossboard racing title is coming to the Xbox 360 in which gamers must employ Microsoft's new motion-based, controller-less gaming peripheral Kinect. FULL STORY >