Razer's innovative Project Fiona device, newly renamed the Razer Edge, has been given a release window and base price. FULL STORY >

Tech in 2012 was not all plain sailing, and the industry surely had its ups and downs. Here are the top 5 stories that attracted the most attention here in the TechSmart office. FULL STORY >

Dropbox goes on an acquisition spree, snapping up Snapjoy right after buying Audiogalaxy. FULL STORY >

RIM announces the financial results for its fiscal Q3 2013 period, revealing an operating profit for the company. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: THQ files for bankruptcy, more Borderlands 2 DLC is confirmed and Final Fantasys Lightning confronts the end times. FULL STORY >

Nokia and RIM settle all outstanding legal actions between the two firms, thanks to a patent licence agreement. FULL STORY >

Twitter passes the 200 million active daily user milestone. FULL STORY >

Kodak announces the sale of its digital imaging patent portfolio. FULL STORY >

Ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show, LG has already announced its new voice controlled Magic Remote. FULL STORY >

Like the graceful martial art after which it is named, Asus' TaiChi is an alluring hybrid, that effortlessly and fluidly shifts from between a Windows 8 slate, to being a Windows 8 notebook. FULL STORY >

Ford introduces its Sync in-car infotainment system that it developed along with Microsoft, in the new Focus. FULL STORY >

Sony reveals some additional info around forthcoming software upgrades for its 2012 range of Xperia smartphones. FULL STORY >

IHS iSuppli forecasts that Samsung will be the top cellphone vendor for the 2012 year, relegating Nokia to second place. FULL STORY >

Cell C announces the launch of its LTE service trial for South Africa. FULL STORY >

YouTube announces the videos local YouTube users watched the most during 2012. FULL STORY >