In this week’s Gaming News Round-up - Splinter Cell: Blacklist receives some DLC love, Cut the Rope 2 is coming soon, and Kiefer Sutherland will be Snake in the next Metal Gear Solid. FULL STORY >

Nokia shoots for midrange dominance via its Lumia 625 which offers decent specs at an affordable midrange pricepoint. FULL STORY >

AMD lifts the lid on its latest graphics cards previously known by its codename of Hawaii and now called the Radeon R9 and R7 series. FULL STORY >

It’s all well and good that GTA V managed to garner rabid support from franchise fans, but can it do the more difficult and entice newbies to its side? FULL STORY >

Samsung launches its new ISOCELL image sensor technology for premium mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Win a BlackBerry Q5 hamper worth R6 000! FULL STORY >

Microsoft reveals its second generation Surface tablet devices powered by Windows RT 8.1 and Windows 8.1 Pro. FULL STORY >

Gaming news that made headlines over the last couple of weeks. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry enters into a preliminary, non-definitive agreement to be acquired for about $4.7 billion. FULL STORY >

Mitsubishi updates its Triton diesel bakkie range with a new engine, a slight facelift and some added features. FULL STORY >

While computing in general is undergoing a transition, there are still some familiar, new, and exciting developments in the arena this month nonetheless, from ultrabooks and OS upgrades to wearable computing. FULL STORY >

We’ve been hearing for quite some time about the very real threat of cybercrime globally, and South Africa is certainly not exempt from this threat.Here are just three cybercrimes that typify how pervasive the issue is. FULL STORY >

Carjacking remains a far too common crime on local roads. We look at some of the technology available to car owners to help with vehicle recovery and theft deterrent. FULL STORY >

There are a wealth of free first-person shooter games available on Google Play, but here we narrow it down to a manageable three favourites. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry hits the pause button on rolling out BBM for other platforms. FULL STORY >