The Nintendo 3DS is the talk of the tech town this week, so we decided to take a look at the 3D hand-held's software line-up. FULL STORY >

Ninety-Nine Nights 2 follows the tried and tested 'hack and slash' action game formula to deliver an overall uninspiring experience. FULL STORY >

SE has unveiled its latest accessory for its range of Android-powered smartphones allowing users to remotely control their mobiles. FULL STORY >

In a stunning announcement George Lucas revealed that all six Star Wars films will be re-released in theaters in 3D starting in 2012. FULL STORY >

As micro-transaction based games such as Farmville becomes more popular, so the market for virtual goods expands. FULL STORY >

An ICT expo with the goal of informing young learners about a career within that industry has started in Johannesburg. FULL STORY >

We finally receive confirmation that upcoming Call of Duty Black Ops will indeed feature its own zombie mode. FULL STORY >

A Korean newspaper provides an early look at the upcoming LG Optimus 7, a smartphone sporting voice to text recognition. FULL STORY >

Gartner believes IT debt incurred by lack of system maintenance will hit one trillion dollars by 2015. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Nokia's Mobile chief speaks out against the company's Android-loving opposition, whilst AMD is to reinvigorate its CPU ranges with five editions. FULL STORY >

The Garmin n??vi 1410 is here sporting a full list of features alongside added traffic functionalities via the GMT 25 traffic receiver. FULL STORY >

Activision Blizzard has joined an alliance seeking to prevent a US law being enacted that would make it illegal to sell or rent certain games to under 18s. FULL STORY >

The iPhone 4 is certainly worth the fuss everyone is making about it FULL STORY >

Local distributor to bring Dell mini PC to South African market. FULL STORY >

HP will make Paul McCartney's music library available to fans over the cloud FULL STORY >