Google and VMware embrace cloud computing as the technology continues to move forward. FULL STORY >

NASA and Goodyear receive an R&D 100 Award, a so called" Oscars of Innovation", for their spring loaded tyre. FULL STORY >

TomTom unveils its new feature packed GO 1000 GPS. FULL STORY >

EA has announced the sequel to the ultra popular Need for Speed: SHIFT racing simulation title. FULL STORY >

Activision is reportedly considering closing down UK game developers Bizarre Creations. FULL STORY >

One million Optimus One smartphones go around the world in 40 days. FULL STORY >

Starcraft II sets the record as the best selling strategy game of the year as well as the most pirated game of 2010. FULL STORY >

Facebook improves its messaging service and in the process provides competition for traditional email services of choice such as Gmail. FULL STORY >

Despite the fact that there will be no Bond movie this year, Blood Stone offers a good substitute. FULL STORY >

The Microsoft Kin is back for another shot at mobile phone stardom. FULL STORY >

HP makes printing easy with their ePrint solution. If you can send an email, you can print. FULL STORY >

Local cellular network operator Cell C covers two more areas under its HSPA+ network in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst Nvidia says there are more iPad competing tablets coming. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news round-up we marvel at Call of Duty's profits, take a look at some wriggly indie games and much more. FULL STORY >

Chinese network and telecommunications company Huawei is bringing the second Android 2.2-powered smartphone for the man on the street to South Africa in January 2011. FULL STORY >

Qualcomms AR Extension for Unity will enable developers to use Unity's award-winning game development tool to rapidly build augmented reality applications for Android smartphones. FULL STORY >