The iPhone and iPod maker Apple makes a iOS update available to users of its devices in response to the location tracking saga. FULL STORY >

Apple unveils its new line of iMac all-in-one PCs, upgraded with new chips, Thunderbolt technology and more powerful graphics. FULL STORY >

Microsoft reports its third-quarter financial earnings, revealing a 13% year-on-year increase in revenue for this period. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up, BlackBerry OS 6.1 will now be known by a different name and the Apple vs. Samsung legal saga continues. FULL STORY >

Apple makes the second generation iPad tablet PC available to South Africans, much sooner than its predecessor was. FULL STORY >

The Apple vs. Samsung courtroom drama continues as Samsung countersues Apple for copyright violations. FULL STORY >

One of the first legal bullets has been fired at Apple over the alleged illegal location data collection features within its iOS 4-operating devices. FULL STORY >

Security researchers discover that Apple's iPhone is secretly keeping track of users' location. FULL STORY >

Apple is reportedly set to start iPhone 5 production this July, with a September shipping date expected. FULL STORY >

The latest court battle to hit the world of tech is between its biggest star Apple and Korean tech giant Samsung. FULL STORY >

In part 2 of this week's Tech News Round-up Google reveals some figures surrounding its Android mobile OS, whilst Intel says it'll support USB 3.0 in its Sandy Bridge replacement platform. FULL STORY >

Due to the success of Apple's iPad, iOS will account for 69% of media tablet OSs in 2011, but drop to 47% in 2015 as more competitors move into the market. FULL STORY >

Adobe releases a Touch SDK for mobile devices, allowing apps on these gadgets to interact with the PC version of Photoshop. FULL STORY >

Angry Birds Rio, the sequel to last year's ultra popular Angry Birds is breaking app download records the world over. FULL STORY >

Nokia will be releasing at least twelve new smartphones this year to keep market share amidst onslaughts from RIM and Apple. FULL STORY >