The sound of music, walking like apes and toxin removing nanosponge, all in this months SciNews. FULL STORY >

Mozilla releases the latest edition (21) of its popular Firefox web browser. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry is making its popular IM platform, BlackBerry Messenger, available to iOS and Android mobile device users as a standalone application. FULL STORY >

The latest Magic Lantern has enabled the EOS 5D Mark III to offer continuous RAW video recording. FULL STORY >

Virgin Mobile announces its new prepaid price plans for its local subscribers. FULL STORY >

Local lighting retailer The Lighting Warehouse provides a few tips as to how to go about saving energy on lighting. FULL STORY >

MTN announces its contract pricing for the Samsung Galaxy S4. FULL STORY >

Apple reports its Q2 2013 fiscal results, revealing a drop in profits for the first time in nearly a decade. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals its latest Asha feature phone in the Asha 210, which sports a physical keyboard that features a dedicated WhatsApp button. FULL STORY >

Twitter makes its music discovery service available to general users within select countries. FULL STORY >

Nokia releases its latest (Q1 2013) interim financial report revealing a decrease in feature phone sales, but uptake in Lumia smartphones. FULL STORY >

MTN makes its latest Anytime contract offerings available to subscribers. FULL STORY >

2013 will be a turning point year as CEOs and senior executives, by a ratio of more than four to one, plan to increase IT investment in 2013. FULL STORY >

Google is reportedly ready to buy WhatsApp for a cool $1 billion. FULL STORY >

Caffeine loving bees, pregnant woman's feet, and Archaea, all feature in this month's science news. FULL STORY >