This week in the Tech News Round-up: Windows delays the second update to its smartphone OS, whilst Nokia's unannounced E6 gets caught on camera. FULL STORY >

We check out RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9780 that's running the company's latest mobile OS and boasts some hardware improvements as well. FULL STORY >

Sport4Good team will be tracked and traced throughout the race using MiX Telematics cellphone tracking technology so that fans and Twitter followers can track their progress during the race. FULL STORY >

Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browsers were once again quickly infiltrated in the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest. FULL STORY >

Wave goodbye to battery replacements with the Exspect Drop 'N' Charge Kit for the Xbox 360. FULL STORY >

Google announces a $1.25 million grant to help digitise Nelson Mandela's historical archives. FULL STORY >

Good sound quality and Comply ear tips makes TDK's headphones one of our top choices. FULL STORY >

Global traffic data providers NAVTEQ enters South Africa, helping to increase the reliability of traffic data throughout the country. FULL STORY >

Nokia is reportedly receiving a billion dollars from Microsoft to produce handsets powered by Windows Phone OS. FULL STORY >

ASUS unveiled a large range of new Republic of Gamers (ROG) gaming gear at last week's CeBIT 2011 conference. FULL STORY >

If you needed any more confirmation that smartphones are ruling the roost, MWC provided it in bucket-loads. FULL STORY >

HTC appears to be dancing around the issue of trademark infringement with a slight name change to its forthcoming smartphone. FULL STORY >

Apple and Nintendo criticized over small game development in GDC keynotes. FULL STORY >

Vodacom makes the BlackBerry Bold 9780 smartphone available for customers in South Africa. FULL STORY >

An official Android 2.3 Gingerbread build has reportedly been developed for the Samsung Galaxy S (at least for the European models). FULL STORY >