2012 is the year that Windows Phone 7 is going to rock the boat, especially in South Africa, says the chief commercialisation officer at Virtual Mobile Technologies. FULL STORY >

Despite a mixed reception the iPhone 4S continues to break Apple's sales records. FULL STORY >

A number of manufacturers have already released their 2012 Internet Security packages. Here we take a look at the best of them. FULL STORY >

At Microsoft's Build developers conference, held last month in Anaheim, California, the world got its first glimpse of the next iteration of the planet's number one operating system - Windows 8. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up, Duke Nukem blasts his way onto Google's Android platform, whilst Nintendo hits a sales milestone for the DS handheld. FULL STORY >

Apple has made the latest edition of its mobile OS, iOS 5 available to download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone maker Nokia pulls the wraps off yet another Symbian operating smartphone, the Nokia 603. FULL STORY >

Norwegian browser company Opera Software announces the debut of its Opera Mini 6.5 and Mobile 11.5 browsers on Google's Android platform. FULL STORY >

Bluestacks takes their concept of running your Android apps in Windows and turns it into reality with the release alpha of its Cloud Connect app player. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has revealed that support for LTE networks and dual-core processors is coming to its Windows Phone OS. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry holding company Research In Motion unveils its new BlackBerry Tag functionality that will feature in NFC-equipped BlackBerry 7 OS-operating smartphones. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google releases the latest distribution figures for its Android mobile operating system. FULL STORY >

miPayslip, a mobile payslip offering from Cellfind, enables organisations of all sizes to issue electronic payslips to any employee who has a cellphone. FULL STORY >

Besides its new iPhone 4S, Apple also announced its updated iPod touch and iPod nano. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia is reportedly working on a new Linux-based OS for its low-end smartphones. FULL STORY >