Apple admits to problems within the manufacturing process. FULL STORY >

More details emerge concerning two new rumoured smartphones from BlackBerry maker RIM. FULL STORY >

MySpace aims to stay in the social networking game by planning a huge revamp of their site over the coming year. FULL STORY >

Facebook lawyers release statement regarding a potentially threatening ownership contract FULL STORY >

FNB has unveiled a new system that allows companies to pay their employees, even if these employees do not have a bank account. FULL STORY >

We take a look at the biggest and baddest graphics cards and how they stack up against each other in our Nvidia vs ATI grahpics segment. FULL STORY >

The Apple iPhone 4 is shipping to a string of new countries by the end of the week, no word on local release date yet. FULL STORY >

Starcraft II Wings of Liberty hits the shelves tomorrow - where should you pick up your copy FULL STORY >

After an extended period of downtime and sporadic disconnections, SEACOM says their cable is up and running again. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple's magical iPad goes plane hopping to nine new places, while the Antennagate narrative continues but the Nexus One web store doesn't. FULL STORY >

Olympus adds two new mini cameras to its extensive list. FULL STORY >

Google Chrome speeds up the rate at which their browser is updated, promising updates once every six weeks. FULL STORY >

IBM announces new mainframe servers aimed at increasing connectivity between systems. FULL STORY >

A new Hitman title looks poised to take out the gaming competition next year, whilst a Need for Speed MMO has players around the world ready to start racing each other in this week's Gaming News Round-up. FULL STORY >

Sure, Facebook may have 500 million users, but how is it affecting our work lives? FULL STORY >