In this week's gaming news round-up we marvel at Call of Duty's profits, take a look at some wriggly indie games and much more. FULL STORY >

Chinese network and telecommunications company Huawei is bringing the second Android 2.2-powered smartphone for the man on the street to South Africa in January 2011. FULL STORY >

Fable III offers a refreshing new jaunt through the kingdom of Albion and will find mass appeal with roleplaying gamers and adventure seekers. It's your revolution. FULL STORY >

Vodacom Business has announced its 8192 kbps and 10240 kbps Business DSL offering. FULL STORY >

SanDisk has made its ultra high-capacity 32 GB microSDHC memory card locally available. FULL STORY >

Motorola countersues Microsoft over patent infringement. FULL STORY >

Qualcomms AR Extension for Unity will enable developers to use Unity's award-winning game development tool to rapidly build augmented reality applications for Android smartphones. FULL STORY >

Nintendo is looking to trademark the popular gaming phrase, "It's on like Donkey Kong" to celebrate the launch of the upcoming Donkey Kong title. FULL STORY >

Lexmark's most recent introduction to the company's professional all-in-one inkjet printers is the Pinnacle. FULL STORY >

Seagate has surpassed the billion and a half mark in storage drive solutions shipments. FULL STORY >

Research in Motion has announced that Facebook for BlackBerry v 1.9 is now available to download from BlackBerry App World. FULL STORY >

Nvidia pulls the wrappings off its latest and greatest bad boy, the GeForce GTX 580. FULL STORY >

Last night Xbox South Africa officially launched the full body motion sensing Xbox 360 peripheral, the long awaited Kinect. FULL STORY >

We review the latest edition of the complete all-in-one software solution for easily creating and publishing your own websites. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is taking Motorola to court again over allegations that the Droid maker is charging to much royalties for patents that Redmond's Xbox division utilises. FULL STORY >