Nintendos Super Mario franchise turns twenty five. FULL STORY >

Gartner predicts that Googles Android and Nokias Symbian platforms will be the most popular by 2014 FULL STORY >

Garmins FR60 forsakes the company's usual onboard GPS, in turn slimming down and focusing on getting the basics right. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Labs announces the discovery of yet another trojan infecting Android based smartphones. FULL STORY >

Nokia's president and CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo will be stepping down this month to make way for some new blood from Microsoft. FULL STORY >

It's a plethora of processor news for this week's Tech News Round-up as Samsung and ARM announce new mobile computing CPUs, while AMD unveil a new GPU and the iPad is used to modernise the classroom. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry's Pearl 3G is essentially a Curve 8900 in prettier wrapping, needless to say we were impressed. FULL STORY >

In a move that Google believes can save 2-5 seconds per search, the search giant has introduced Google Instant. FULL STORY >

Apple has released the update to its mobile operating system software. FULL STORY >

Nintendo has released a new firmware update for the Nintendo DSi handheld system aimed at stopping piracy.. FULL STORY >

HTML5 video to arrive on connected devices with the help of the latest Opera Devices SDK from Opera Software. FULL STORY >

Oracle has labeled HP as vindictive in response to the company's lawsuit against now Oracle co president Mark Hurd. FULL STORY >

Toshiba and Opera Software join forces to give web browsing a boost in the tablet PC market segment. FULL STORY >

MTN comes forward with more details behind new BlackBerry handsets FULL STORY >

The Nvidia Tegra 2 mobile CPU is set to appear in the new range of Optimus smartphones from LG. FULL STORY >