Google is taking automated transport seriously, with a car that drives itself. FULL STORY >

Gearbox takes a stab at Valve and Microsoft over the state of cross-service PC gaming. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up: another one of Nokia's top brass leaves the company, whilst Google dreams of a world where a billion Android users provide it with half of its yearly revenue. FULL STORY >

Blizzard takes a heavy hand to cheating players FULL STORY >

World of Warcraft reaffirms its title as the world's most popular MMORPG game with the announcement of its latest global subscriber base milestone. FULL STORY >

Sega will be bringing Captain America: Super Soldier, taking place during World War 2, to a number of consoles next year. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Android-powered smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S, has surpassed the five million mark in global sales. FULL STORY >

It turns out that the world's most popular sport is also the world's most popular virtual sport - FIFA 11 is now the fastest selling sports game ever according to Electronic Arts. FULL STORY >

Although the Nike+ system isnÔÇÖt the most feature packed training system weÔÇÖve used, it is an extremely effective way to check your time and pace, and log your kilos on the PC afterwards. FULL STORY >

Sunny South Africa was no match for the high speed Tokai Challenger, Japan's entrant in this year's South African Solar Challenge. FULL STORY >

Internet Explorer falls below 50 marketshare for the first time FULL STORY >

Vodacom has launched the VF 247 cellphone in South Africa, enabling local users to utilise the South African sun to power this handset. FULL STORY >

The release date for the highly anticipated third expansion for World of Warcraft has been revealed. FULL STORY >

Kingston unleashes the SSDNow V180 range, bringing with it fast and reliable SSD storage solutions. FULL STORY >

Toshiba unveils new flatpanel 3D TV's that doesn't require the aid of 3D glasses to immerse viewers in the third dimension. FULL STORY >