The winners of last year's local round of Microsoft's Imagination Cup will be leaving for New York City tomorrow, to represent their country on the global stage. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up the successful bidder for Nortel's extensive patent portfolio is revealed, whilst the Android golden goose continues to lay royalty eggs for the Redmond software giant. FULL STORY >

Kaz Hirai steps down as SCE head to be elevated to company chairman, while European PlayStation boss Andrew House takes up the SCE mantle. FULL STORY >

LulzSec brings an end to its aggressive hacking spree after 50 days on the open ocean. FULL STORY >

Google Books enters into a partnership with the British Library to digitise some 40 million pages of human history, and make it all fully searchable online. FULL STORY >

PlayStation fans will soon be able to enjoy their favourite gaming content on their mobile Android devices. FULL STORY >

Navigation company Navigon AG has signed an agreement for a subsidiary of Garmin to acquire the privately held Navigon AG. FULL STORY >

A high-ranking source at developers Crytek claims that Microsoft's next Xbox console should be announced within the next 12 months. FULL STORY >

Apple gets sued over its use of the iCloud name for its newly unveiled cloud offering. FULL STORY >

We take a look at some of the major new gaming announcements unveiled last week at the E3 gaming expo in L.A. FULL STORY >

South African companies trying to sweat their aging technology assets may actually be losing money instead of saving it. This according to Intel SA FULL STORY >

Secure content and threat management solutions developer, Kaspersky Lab, presents Kaspersky Endpoint Security 8 for Linux-operating PCs. FULL STORY >

Sony unveils pricing and model details for its upcoming handheld alongside new games and 3D TV offerings. FULL STORY >

When it comes to online gaming services most PS3 fans opt for the free PlayStation Network. Last month however this sentiment met some challenge as the PSN and a number of other Sony services suffered hacker attacks. FULL STORY >

Sony files trademarks for two new names which indicates that its next handheld will indeed be known as the PlayStation Vita. FULL STORY >