This week, Google announced a new service named Bouncer to show malware on its Android Market the door and toss wayward developers to the curb. FULL STORY >

Microsoft releases the Kinect for Windows SDK version 1.0 and starts shipping the hardware to its distribution partners. FULL STORY >

Facebook reveals some staggering numbers and how it makes its revenue while filing for an initial public offering. FULL STORY >

Market research firm IDC releases its latest research and stats surrounding the growth of the mobile phone market during the last quarter of 2011. FULL STORY >

Nikon this week debuted a rather interesting pair of new Coolpix P series cameras, the Coolpix P510 and Coolpix P310. FULL STORY >

Provider of advanced wireless systems Ruckus Wireless sees the tech industry's and users' reliance on Wi-Fi networks to increase during 2012. FULL STORY >

The Targus Atmosphere TNT 007 may well be our favourite notebook case to date, as it has a few tricks up its unzippable sleeve. FULL STORY >

Mozilla releases the latest version (10) of its popular Firefox web browser. FULL STORY >

Deloitte recently gave a thought provoking look at how the technology, media and entertainment sectors could change this year. FULL STORY >

A capable and clandestine sound experience is on offer via the Audiomotion L-2015 lighbulb speakers that screw into a light socket to provide lighting and sound from above. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung is being investigated by EU regulators over the use of its mobile patents against competition. FULL STORY >

Net Applications presents its latest desktop browser trend report, detailing PC desktop browser usage for the month of January. FULL STORY >

Sony has announced that Kazuo Hirai will be taking over the reins as president and CEO of the company. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion launches BlackBerry Business Cloud Services for Microsoft Office 365, assisting its business clients to manage BlackBerry deployment in the cloud. FULL STORY >

A new report, released by the technology consulting company Strategy Worx today, reveals that in SA at least the future regarding BlackBerry is looking rosy. FULL STORY >