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 >

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 >

New details surface regarding Microsoft's upcoming Windows Phone 7 OS, launching this November. FULL STORY >

Nokia has started shipping its N8 smartphone from its factories in Finland and China. FULL STORY >

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 >

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

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

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

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

HTC debuts the Desire HD and Desire Z. 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 >