2010 looks to be stocked with some awesome new advances on the technological front. We stare into our crystal ball to predict the big technology trends for the coming 365 days. FULL STORY >

The ZX900 Series CELL TV from Toshiba converts regular 2D content into 3D FULL STORY >

Nokia's first capacitive touchscreen phone, the X6, to reach the South African market is now available. FULL STORY >

TechSmart was invited by computer manufacturer Lenovo to spend a few days in Beijing, capital of China and the heart of Lenovo operations. We came back with the impression that this Chinese dragon is not in dreamland anymore. FULL STORY >

Google unveiled the Nexus One phone in the US yesterday and announced that the device will be immediately available via its own online store. FULL STORY >

Apple iPhone and iPod touch owners have downloaded more than 3 billion apps from Apples App Store. FULL STORY >

Microsoft must pay a penalty for infringing upon copyright in its popular Word 2007 software and must stop selling the software by January 2010 in the US. FULL STORY >

Intel has announced the latest generation of their Atom processor. The first systems to make use of the new chipset will debut in early January 2010. FULL STORY >

The idea of a Saw game is perhaps more disturbing than the movies as it's interactive and consequently the game has the potential to be far more terrifying than the movies. But, the game just doesn't live up to its potential. FULL STORY >

DStv have yet another HD channel in their lineup with the launch of Discovery HD Showcase. FULL STORY >

The most expensive version of the popular Wii console is a special edition that is made from gold and sparkles with inlaid diamonds. FULL STORY >

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group announced the implementation of Bluetooth low energy wireless technology, a new low energy version of Bluetooth. FULL STORY >

C-track, in conjunction with Cell C, recently launched the C-track ICE device that functions as a rather basic cellphone and a personal tracking device, complete with a dedicated SOS switch. Aimed at the personal security market the C-track ICE is ideal for kids, the elderly or lone... FULL STORY >

All Sony PSP gamers now have access to a plethora of digital comic books on the go via the Digital Comics service of the Comic Store on the PlayStation Store. FULL STORY >

Ericsson is taking 3G mobile technology to the next level with HSPA Evolution a technology which allows for network downlink speeds of 42 Mbps. FULL STORY >