The highly anticipated Wii Sports Resort will be officially launched in South Africa on July 24, bundled with the Wii MotionPlus add-on. FULL STORY >

The APC Notebook Surge Protector will prevent surges through the mains power from destroying your notebook. FULL STORY >

The Samsung S2 portable hard drive is a stylish product, available in a range of colours. It is small, light weight and power efficient. FULL STORY >

President Obama to use SA based MXit to talk to African youth FULL STORY >

TW10 is one of the best sports games we\\\'ve ever played. The Wii MotionPlus controller adds a genuine simulation component and the game is loaded with content. FULL STORY >

Nokia Music Store vouchers now available at CNA and Edgars stores countrywide. FULL STORY >

The Advent ADV3500 is a 7\" touch-screen tablet PC that features GPS connectivity and runs on Windows XP. FULL STORY >

Acer\'s eMachine offers a space saving desktop solution FULL STORY >

Samsung, in a joint venture with Starcom and Visiria, is set to launch 30 solar powered billboards in South Africa. FULL STORY >

What would you do with superhuman powers? Sucker PunchÔÇÖs latest title, inFamous, poses the question. A humble bike messenger, Cole is at the epicentre of a blast that devastates Empire City endowing him with great power. What should he do? FULL STORY >

Stripgenerator takes away all the drawing needed to make your own comic strip. FULL STORY >

Tilt Shift Maker is a little Java applet that will give your images the exact tilt-shift look it takes other hours, or a lot of bucks, to perfect. FULL STORY >

TechSmart caught up with Paul Rothmann, SAÔÇÖs sexiest man according to Cosmo, Pasella ?¡presenter and all round nice guy. He talks to us about Lord of the Rings, the pocket knife, and blokes ?¡wanting to tear him apart. FULL STORY >

Bing to display results based on a search of a name in association with ÔÇ£twitterÔÇØ that include a link to the relevant Twitter page and the latest tweet from that page. FULL STORY >

Thanks to the PC and the Net many people are turning their backs on the old ÔÇ£all rights reservedÔÇØ paradigm and ?¡embracing Creative Commons. FULL STORY >