Phil Spencer speaks out on Microsoft's future regarding the world of 3D gaming. FULL STORY >

Google line up revealed Gingerbread, Honeycomb and Ice Cream are to follow Donut, ?ëclair and Froyo. FULL STORY >

Microsoft updates Kinect's ability to recognise seated and even lying down players. FULL STORY >

Ubisoft has revealed that the PS3 version of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood will be on a graphical par with the Xbox 360 version. FULL STORY >

Konami's PES 2011 leaves the stadium tunnel and moves onto the virtual pitch to take on EA Sports' FIFA 11, in probably the biggest rivalry since Ferruccio Lamborghini told Enzo Ferrari he can produce better cars. FULL STORY >

Gran Turismo 5 has left the starting grid to retire to the pits for a few last minute tweaks. FULL STORY >

The latest title in the Castlevania franchise sports some impressive graphics and Hollywood inspired cut scenes to keep action/adventure fans engrossed. FULL STORY >

Microsoft and its hardware partners launches its latest smartphone OS together with nine new phones that the company will look to entice users away from other smartphone offerings. FULL STORY >

Verbatim announces SD card with record capacity. FULL STORY >

We review the Philips SHK1030 child-friendly headset, a saviour for your nerves and your kids' eardrums. 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 >

EA Sports' highly anticipated FIFA 11 enters the virtual football arena, sporting a new look and a more muscular level of gameplay. FULL STORY >

Check out our in-depth review of the Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5770, a graphics card that delivers a ton of graphical horsepower while accommodating your wallet at the same time. FULL STORY >

Sony moves motion-based gaming into the virtual pet world with EyePet: Move Edition. FULL STORY >

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