In part 2 of this week's Tech News Round-up Google reveals some figures surrounding its Android mobile OS, whilst Intel says it'll support USB 3.0 in its Sandy Bridge replacement platform. FULL STORY >

Garmin unveils its new range of GPS devices, including the impressive 3790LT, dubbed the 'Masterpiece'. FULL STORY >

A revised complaint by a New York fuel salesman claims he is entitled to a massive 50 percent share in Facebook. FULL STORY >

FNB's eBucks rewards programme has provided some interesting figures concerning the fuel purchasing ability of its members. FULL STORY >

Android developers take note, as Google is giving African developers the chance to make it big. FULL STORY >

Valve reveals a ton of details regarding Portal 2 and Steam's upcoming release on the PS3, signalling the start of PC/PS3 cross-platform play. FULL STORY >

MTN subscribers can now get the HTC Flyer tablet PC on a 12 month contract. FULL STORY >

Budding app developers take note, because RIM is offering SA's best developers the chance of a lifetime. FULL STORY >

Nokia announces a plethora of developments on the Symbian front, including a much needed update. FULL STORY >

Sony settles with PS3 hacker George 'Geohot' Hotz on controversial rootkey case, judgement not likely to have any lasting effects. FULL STORY >

HTC announced its newest Gingerbread-operating smartphone, running on a 1.2 GHz dual-core Snapdragon CPU and capable of recording 1080p video. FULL STORY >

Due to the success of Apple's iPad, iOS will account for 69% of media tablet OSs in 2011, but drop to 47% in 2015 as more competitors move into the market. FULL STORY >

Intel rolls out its Atom Z670 processor which will be powering a range of tablet PCs as well as other mobile computing devices by May. FULL STORY >

Opera Software today released the Opera 11.10 browser, the newest update to Opera's desktop browser. Amongst a host of new features, Barracuda adds seven new languages including Afrikaans. FULL STORY >

An American court of appeals has upheld the original settlement reached between Facebook and the now well-known Winklevoss twins. FULL STORY >