2010 is shaping up to be an awesome year to be a gamer. Here are five hot titles to look forward to. FULL STORY >

Apple iPhone and iPod touch owners have downloaded more than 3 billion apps from Apples App Store. FULL STORY >

C-track, in conjunction with Cell C, recently launched the C-track ICE device that functions as a rather basic cellphone and a personal tracking device, complete with a dedicated SOS switch. Aimed at the personal security market the C-track ICE is ideal for kids, the elderly or lone... FULL STORY >

More details have been revealed about bada, Samsung's new open mobile platform. FULL STORY >

New Google Android app let's you search for information using images rather than words. FULL STORY >

Nokia phones to have new capabilities in 2010 thanks to a new version of Qt, a cross platform application and interface framework. FULL STORY >

Facebook turns out to be the most popular local search on Google. FULL STORY >

The zombie slaughter continues as four new characters are Left 4 Dead in America\'s Deep South. With new weapons and special infected zombies, the game takes butchering the undead to a whole new level. FULL STORY >

Bing has released the result of the most searched terms on its engine this year. The trends prove both morbid and interesting. FULL STORY >

Microsoft announced yesterday that its Windows Marketplace, a mobile applications store, will be made available to users with Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 handsets. FULL STORY >

The 5330 is a Nokia mobile phone set for launch in Q1 2010 with the promise of exceptional live, on-the-move TV broadcasts. FULL STORY >

Samsung set to drop Symbian in favour of its soon-to-be launched in-house mobile platform, bada. FULL STORY >

Google purchases Admob, a mobile advertising network, for millions of dollars in Google shares. FULL STORY >

The Touch2 is the first Windows Mobile 6.5 handset we\'ve reviewed. With its fairly standard hardware offering and revamped interface it looks like a decent entry-level smartphone. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson\'s first Android mobile device, the Xperia X10, packs some ingenious software and serious hardware to take on the best that Apple and HTC have to offer. FULL STORY >