This week in the Tech News Round-up Chinese animators bring the 2010 FIFA World Cup mascot, Zakumi the leopard, to life in a cartoon series while internet scammers also get in on the excitement about the tournament. FULL STORY >

Final Fantasy XIV looks to be making its debut at E3 this week in the Gaming News Round-up, while the much anticipated Super Mario Galaxy 2 becomes available across South Africa today. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky announces free mobile security initiative during the FIFA World Cup FULL STORY >

MTN has announced it will reduce call rates on selected packaged for the FIFA World Cup FULL STORY >

Cape Town based Saatchi & Saatchi AtPlay announce the launch of the Engen African Welcome Travel Diary app for the iPhone that will allow users to document their travel experiences. FULL STORY >

Lexmark introduces an economical black inkjet cartridge for under R60. FULL STORY >

Samsung bulks up its smartphone offering with the Galaxy S, an Android 2.1 powerhouse. FULL STORY >

MSI have finally given the public a taste of what to expect from the GT660 FULL STORY >

Multitasking functionality is coming to the iPhone 4 and 3G S with iOS4, and Dutch navigation company TomTom is already busy integrating this functionality with the next version of their TomTom app. FULL STORY >

HP introduces their ZR30w S-IPS LCD display that offers more than 64 times the amount of colours available on conventional LCD screens. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has officially announced that the public beta for its first Windows 7 Service Pack will launch on July 1, bringing with it a number of updates. FULL STORY >

In anticipation of this years E3 gaming conference details behind the sequel to Activisions surprise hit from last year, DJ Hero, are beginning to surface. FULL STORY >

On a hunting Safari with Chrome and Firefox in the crosshair. FULL STORY >

Digital camera designed for those who are SLR shy is now available. FULL STORY >

Googles highly popular 3D mapping service is now available locally FULL STORY >