Intel is allowing for Moore's law to tick along nicely with the introduction of their 2010 Intel Core family of processors, based on Intels 32 nanometer manufacturing process. FULL STORY >

Twitter finds itself in vogue with a couple of famous gaming personalities and Super Mario Galaxy 2 coming in June. FULL STORY >

This week's tech news roundup sees South Africa's second satellite, Sumbandila, starting to make returns on the R32 million investment it took to get it into space. FULL STORY >

Apple's popular iTunes music service has finally made it past the 10 billion songs downloaded milestone. FULL STORY >

AMD introduces another graphics card in the Radeon HD 5800 series, offering gamers more choice and one that will suite their future needs as well, seeing as it supports DirectX 11. FULL STORY >

TomTom have announced a GPS device specifically aimed at Blue Bulls fans. It will be available by the end of next month. FULL STORY >

The LG Home Bakery will provide you with delicious fresh bread with the minimum amount of effort from your side. FULL STORY >

The European Commission has instigated a preliminary probe into Google, to investigate if the search giant has been abusing its dominant position within the industry. FULL STORY >

Yahoo has signed a deal with Twitter to allow its users to be able to eventually tweet from their Yahoo accounts and have also added real time Twitter search capability to its search engine. FULL STORY >

The HTC Hero has been voted as the best mobile handset or device at the annual Global Mobile Awards that took place last week in Barcelona, Spain. FULL STORY >

Nvidia have indicated a date and venue for the unveiling of their new Fermibased GTX 480 and 470 graphics processing units. FULL STORY >

Speculation is rife on the possibility of a Microsoft acquisition of a large mobile phone company, which will reshape the mobile landscape. FULL STORY >

A hacker responsible for the attacks in China on a number of US companies, including Google, may soon be exposed. FULL STORY >

Adobe Photoshop leaves its teens behind turning 20 today, with parties in its honour being held around the globe. FULL STORY >

This week Sony Ericsson dropped a bomb by stating they were approached first by Google to make the Nexus One and Telkom saving you some money on call charges to mobile phones via your landline starting next month. FULL STORY >