Search giant Google reveals its new URL shortcut that will be used to link to official Google products and services, such as Google Docs and Gmail. FULL STORY >

LG Electronics announced this week that its P530 'Blade' notebook is heading to South Africa next month. FULL STORY >

SaFPWR delivers a smart battery case to iPhone users that will enable them to protect their device and charge it on the go. FULL STORY >

Samsung makes the latest handset in its Galaxy line-up of smartphones available, sporting the name of SA's fastest full-back, but not his speed unfortunately. FULL STORY >

RIM remains incredibly popular across the EMEA region as illustrated by the latest growing user adoption figures revealed by the BlackBerry manufacturer. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up Apple is reportedly set to bring out an HD version of the iPad as well as a security update for its iOS mobile OS. FULL STORY >

Garmin has introduced the newest edition to its Forerunner product range aimed at runners. FULL STORY >

Last month the United Nations released a report which counts internet access as a human right, instead of a privilege. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals that it is updating the operating system software for many of its Symbian-operating mobile devices. FULL STORY >

A new iPhone and iPod Touch accessory by apptoyz brings augmented shooting action to your Apple device. FULL STORY >

Game publisher Electronic Arts has revealed the release date for FIFA 12 as well as some news around the PC version of the game. FULL STORY >

Samsung introduces its new Deep Foam washing machine range, rated as the most energy efficient in the world. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson makes deciding on your next smartphone, just a little bit more complex by adding another three new devices to its bulging line-up. FULL STORY >

Nokia has unveiled the MeeGo-running N9, its first smartphone powered by the Linux-based mobile OS developed together with Intel. FULL STORY >

Fujitsu's K computer has officially been named the fastest supercomputer in the world, capable of some 8.2 quadrillion calculations per second. FULL STORY >