Entries for the Adobe Design Achievement Awards for 2011 are now open. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple's next iPad might start to ship as soon as February next year, whilst VGA's obituary gets written by Intel and AMD. FULL STORY >

YouTube extends its 15 minute video upload limit allowing full length content to be viewed directly on the site. FULL STORY >

Cypress Hill backup singer sues Rockstar over his alleged inclusion in GTA San Andreas. FULL STORY >

Nokia talks interfaces and user experiences at LeWeb. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Galaxy S is the latest device to be added to the list of phones that the Opera Mini browser supports. FULL STORY >

EA announces sizable downloadable profits as the world moves closer to fully digital distribution. FULL STORY >

New Oklahoma law requires people to include online account information in their will. FULL STORY >

Skype for Symbian has been updated and now offers support for the latest iteration of the mobile OS. FULL STORY >

Mark Zuckerberg along with 15 other billionaires have joined the Giving Pledge movement. FULL STORY >

Developers can now submit apps and become eligible for a free BlackBerry PlayBook FULL STORY >

Nvidia has released its latest DX11 GPU hot on the heels of its GeForce GTX 580 flagship. FULL STORY >

A ton of juicy details is revealed regarding Sony's long awaited PSP 2. FULL STORY >

Samsung held its bada Developer Challenge awards today, with the winner taking home prize money to the sum of $300 000. FULL STORY >

Google has launched its Chrome Web Store and revealed some more information on its Chrome OS. FULL STORY >