Apple announces its latest smartphone, the iPhone 5, which sports a new look and hardware. FULL STORY >

There's been a lot of good news for photographers recently, and Nikon looks set to continue this trend with news of its new entry-level full frame DSLR ÔÇô the D600. FULL STORY >

Rectron has secured the distributorship rights to Acers latest crop of ultrabooks, the Acer Aspire Ultra M5. FULL STORY >

Three new Samsung NX mirrorless cameras have today been launched in SA ÔÇô the NX1000, NX210 and NX20. FULL STORY >

Gartner states that free application downloads will account for the clear majority of app downloads during 2012. FULL STORY >

Nokia delivers its Purity HD stereo headset to compete with premium brands, most notably Beats by Dr. Dre. FULL STORY >

Nielsen says that young adults and teens are driving smartphone adoption Stateside. FULL STORY >

Google's latest acquisition is internet-based malware scanning company VirusTotal. FULL STORY >

HP yesterday announced additions to its security solutions portfolio that enable enterprises to assess, transform, optimise and manage their security environments to proactively protect what matters. FULL STORY >

While cloud computing remains a rather fluffy concept for many SA business people, local businesses are increasingly using cloud-based applications, many without realising that they are in the cloud at all. FULL STORY >

The challenges of virtualised data centres is but one of the topics up for discussion at the 3rd annual Cloud and Virtualisation Africa Summit. FULL STORY >

Russian firm Kaspersky Lab releases Internet Security 2013 and Anti-Virus 2013 locally. FULL STORY >

Now more than ever, it is possible to turn a great idea or saleable skill into a successful business reality. Chris Anderson looks at how using Facebook effectively can help turn the tide for one-person businesses. FULL STORY >

In the age of mobility, sharing your exact location with others can be made a lot easier. And this is exactly what Waytag plans to do. FULL STORY >

For all intents and purposes, the new Fujifilm X-E1 looks like a smaller and cheaper version of the X-Pro1. FULL STORY >