Following the launch of a plethora of new Android Honeycomb-running tablets during the 2011 Mobile World Congress, Apple introduces its iPad 2. FULL STORY >

A round-up of opinions and first impressions of some of the world's tech media on the iPad 2. FULL STORY >

Nashua launches its new EasiVoice VoIP calling service, taking telephone conversations online. FULL STORY >

Opera Software's browser becomes the first non-native one to be added to the Mac App Store, but gets slapped with a 17+ age rating. FULL STORY >

TechSmart obtains some super transfer speeds on the SuperSpeed compatible Kingston HyperX Max 3.0 External USB 3.0 Drive. FULL STORY >

This season Samsung will be erecting a Samsung showcase at Loftus Versfeld for every game hosted by the Blue Bulls Company. FULL STORY >

Kingston releases its new high-end HyperX T1 Black memory kits, 24 GB of RAM? Yes please. FULL STORY >

Intel Corporation has confirmed yesterday that the acquisition of McAfee is complete. FULL STORY >

The Nobel Committee announces this year's Nobel Peace Prize nominations, which seems to include more electronic competitors every year. FULL STORY >

The only thing that stood in the way of a honorary knighthood for Steve Jobs in 2009 was then British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. FULL STORY >

Facebook continues growing as it acquires group messaging service Beluga. FULL STORY >

Nokia ditches convention with its X3 Touch and Type phone, offering dual input via its keypad and touch-enabled display and many high-end features on an entry-level device. FULL STORY >

HP takes on RIM over its UI design for the BlackBerry PlayBook, which HP claims copies that of its webOS-running tablet. FULL STORY >

We put peddle to the metal and check out the interactive new world of Test Drive Unlimited 2. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals the details behind MSupport, a recently launched customer support service dedicated to operators and corporate customers. FULL STORY >