Motorola and Nokia have announced a 4G licensing agreement between them. FULL STORY >

New reports surface that indicate that third party applications on Facebook are stealing private user information. FULL STORY >

Microsoft updates Kinect's ability to recognise seated and even lying down players. FULL STORY >

Ubisoft has revealed that the PS3 version of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood will be on a graphical par with the Xbox 360 version. FULL STORY >

Konami's PES 2011 leaves the stadium tunnel and moves onto the virtual pitch to take on EA Sports' FIFA 11, in probably the biggest rivalry since Ferruccio Lamborghini told Enzo Ferrari he can produce better cars. FULL STORY >

The Asus VG236 LCD monitor provides a high level of clarity and screen quality while the inclusion of Nvidia 3D vision makes the deal all the sweeter. FULL STORY >

Rectron to distribute Acer goods to South African market. FULL STORY >

Telkom plans to hit the cellular market hard with low tarrifs. FULL STORY >

AMD's CEO says the company is looking to stake out a patch of its own in the rapidly expanding tablet market, with its own compact CPU offerings coming soon. FULL STORY >

Sophos South Africa warns users against the safety of Facebooks new onetime password feature.. FULL STORY >

Local Mac users finally get Outlook as email client. FULL STORY >

The Alienware M17X can be likened to the Ferrari of the gaming notebook world, it has monstrous performance, great looks and quite the hefty price tag. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple gets a patent for an anti-sexting device, whilst Intel delivers a record revenue amount for a quarter. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news roundup we get even more excited about Call of Duty Black Ops and we showcase the amazing new trailer for Fable III. FULL STORY >

Gran Turismo 5 has left the starting grid to retire to the pits for a few last minute tweaks. FULL STORY >