Sony announces that its PlayStation 3 console will support 3D Blu-ray movies by September. FULL STORY >

The design for the Nintendo 3DS, seen at E3, seems to be here for the long run. FULL STORY >

If you are looking for a way to efficiently and securely store your bicycle, you can take a look at this new collapsible bike design that can be folded like an origami paper. FULL STORY >

There are now over five billion mobile subscriptions around the globe, 450 million of which are located in Africa. FULL STORY >

Sony eyes rivals for launch of the next generation of video game consoles. FULL STORY >

Acer reports strong growth locally and internationally with a prediction of $20 billion in revenue for 2010 FULL STORY >

Mobile telecommunications company believes it handles the World Cup load more than adequately. FULL STORY >

NASA recently sent the first live tweets from space, introducing social networking to the final frontier. FULL STORY >

YouTube announces support for 4K resolution videos, allowing users to stream videos in ultra high quality FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up the first public release of Symbian^3 sees the light of day while BlackBerry smartphones' email functionality is being integrated into yet another vehicle manufacturer's multimedia system. FULL STORY >

More details about the King of Pop this week in the Gaming News Round-up, while Activision wants to free game publishers from the console makers stranglehold on platform-based online gaming with a gamer-friendly PC saviour. FULL STORY >

Ensuring that you and your family stay protected involves more than just installing an antivirus solution, as you have to look at a more comprehensive internet security program that integrates some parental control functionality. FULL STORY >

Remember the beat-up looking keyboards in The Matrix? Let's combine it with the green and black theme used in the movie via some LED lights. FULL STORY >

A phishing scam using South African banking logos has been identified FULL STORY >

SEACOM announces that it has identified the cable fault and is now implementing measures to repair it. FULL STORY >