The Sony VAIO VPC-EH18FG is a capable and competent all rounder, that managed to cope with general computing tasks admirably. FULL STORY >

New bada 2.0-running Wave 3, Wave M and Wave Y smartphones from Samsung are revealed, with these combining stylish design with ChatON mobile communication service. FULL STORY >

There are a number of very nice features to these earphones, the most important being that the silicone covers that fit over the earphones are washable and contain an anti-bacterial agent. FULL STORY >

Motorola's XOOM impresses us with its rugged build and utilitarian approach to tablet computing FULL STORY >

Local mobile operator Vodacom makes the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet available locally. FULL STORY >

Samsung has lifted the lid on LTE versions of its Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab 8.9 which will be unveiled at the IFA Trade Show in Berlin. FULL STORY >

Gaming hardware manufacturer, Razer, has launched a new gaming notebook that it hopes will provide portability without sacrificing high performance. FULL STORY >

The Core Group reveals its 1st Apple Authorised Reseller of iPad in Namibia. FULL STORY >

SA mobile advertising market expansion is driven by smartphone growth of 21% over the past quarter, according to InMobi latest Mobile Insights report. FULL STORY >

Nokia is the latest company to become a victim of a security attack on its developer website. FULL STORY >

Cellular company Vodacom is preparing to launch its own apps initiatives, which will cater to a majority of platforms. FULL STORY >

SanDisk has plans for expansion of its manufacturing facilities in Shanghai in order to meet growing global demand for storage products FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Steve Jobs successor reassures that Apple will continue as is, new Samsung tablets may be impending FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: EA stops Porsche cars from being available to players of the forthcoming Forza Motorsport 4, whilst Kanye West is headlining the Call of Duty XP convention. FULL STORY >

The Finnish phone giant Nokia shows off its latest update for the Symbian mobile OS, Symbian Belle, successor to its recently launched Symbian Anna operating system. FULL STORY >